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Sir Mohammed Entering Transfer Portal

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Notre Dame guard Sir Mohammed, son of Nazr Mohammed, a Kentucky basketball legend, is set to enter the NCAA transfer portal. With two years of eligibility remaining, fans are speculating about a potential move to Kentucky, given the family ties and the teams rebuilding efforts. Keep an eye on this developing story as the portal window opens in April.

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Sir Mohammed Entering Transfer Portal

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

On March 24, Notre Dame Guard Sir Muhammad is set to enter the NCAA transfer portal soon. The 6-foot 6-guard from Charlotte spend two seasons with the fighting Irish, putting up 5.7 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 1. 0.5 assists per game in about 16 minutes of action. He started five gains as a sophomore on a team that finished 13 and 18 overall. The portal window opens April 7 and closes April 21, giving Muhammad two full years of eligibility at his next school. He appeared in 54 games total at Notre Dame, mostly coming off the bench as a key rotation player during his four-star recruit career. Fans are buzzing about his family ties to Kentucky basketball. Muhammad is the son of Nazar Muhammad, who helped the Wildcats win national titles in 1996 and 1998 as a star center. Nazar earned first team all SEC honors before a solid 18-year NBA run across eight teams,

and he now serves as general manager for the Oklahoma City Thunder's G-League squad. Nazar and current Kentucky coach Mark Pope were teammates on that 1996 championship squad, sparking some online chatter about possible connections. While no direct links have surfaced yet, the family history adds intrigue to Sir's move. With suitors likely lining up next month, keep an eye on how this portal shake-up plays out for rebuilding programs like Kentucky heading into a big offseason.

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