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Jordan Burks Entering Transfer Portal

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Jordan Burks, a six-foot-eight forward from Central Florida, has entered the NCAA transfer portal after a breakout year at his previous school. With one season of eligibility left, hes seeking his fourth college in four years. Known for his impressive stats and potential, hes drawing interest from schools like Arkansas and Alabama. Despite his transfer, expect him to make a significant impact at his next school.

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Jordan Burks Entering Transfer Portal

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jordan Burks Entering Transfer Portal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 24th, Jordan Berks, the 6-foot-8-forward from Central Florida, just slipped into the NCAA transfer portal right after the deadline. School offices had that extra 48 hours to process it, and he made it in. Fresh off a breakout year where he dropped 13.3 points and grabbed 4.8 rebounds per game in nearly 28 minutes, shooting over 45 percent. He was chasing his 4th school in 4 years, with just one season of eligibility left, heading into 2025, 26. Started at Kentucky as a true freshman under Calipari, then bounced to Georgetown for a solid rotational role. Kentucky fans remember his flashes, like that 13.9 against Vanderbilt where he went perfect from the field. Arkansas supporters online are buzzing about a Calipari reunion since the coach bolted there, though nothing officials out. On three ranks in 4.24th overall, and 73rd, among small forwards in this portal class.

The Alabama natives got options with that big 12 production, including 37 percent from deep. Wherever Berks lands next, expect him to carve out real minutes. Portal moves like this keep shaking up the landscape.

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