Pasha Leaves Virginia Tech, Transfer Season Heats Up

0:00On March 25th, college basketball's transfer season is already heating up, even as the NCAA tournament continues. Virginia Tech's sophomore guard Isaiah Pasha has entered the portal after a tough year for the Hokies. Their season wrapped up two weeks ago with a first round ACC tournament loss to Wake Forest, capping a 19-win, 13-loss record, and an N. 8-win, 12-loss mark in conference play. Pasha transferred to Virginia Tech last spring from Delaware, where he's shown as the CAA freshman of the year. There he averaged nearly 12 points, over 4 rebounds, and close to 4 assists per game, while shooting better than 50% from the 5th field. But things didn't click in Blacksburg. Pasha played in just 18 games, logging about 8 minutes each, scoring 2 points per contest, and struggling with 35% field. Goal shooting, including a rough, 1 for 7 from 3 point range. A big reason for his limited role was the arrival of 5 star recruit Neoclus Abdulas, who

1:02took minutes despite his own challenges against ACC. Defenses. Now, with two years of eligibility left, Pasha Myseka fresh start at a mid-major program to rebuild his game. As the portal buzz grows, expect more moves from teams like the Hokies, looking to rebound the next season.