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UConn's Classy Farewell to Jaylin Stewart

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UConns Jaylin Stewart, a key player in their national championship team, has transferred to SMU via the portal. Despite his role shifting and injuries, the Huskies publicly thanked him, showcasing their family-like locker room vibe. As UConn prepares for next season, theyre adding pieces while respecting their past, setting a tone for the college hoops landscape.

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UConn's Classy Farewell to Jaylin Stewart

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!UConn's Classy Farewell to Jaylin Stewart. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 2-8, Yukon forward Jalen Stewart just wrapped up his time with the huskies by committing to SMU through the transfer portal. The 6 foot 7 big man was part of their national championship squad, and even though his role shifted a lot, the program sent him off with real. Class, publicly thanking him and calling out his contributions to that title run. This offseason has been all about roster tweaks for Yukon after another deep tournament push. Stewart averaged 4.2 points per game in the 2025-2026 season, battling injuries and spotty minutes. He started a few games early when they were shorthanded, but as the rotation locked in and stars came back, his path got murky, so he bounced. Teammates showed love right away, too. Stand out guard Braille and Mullins, who averaged 12 points per game, and hit that epic game winner against Duke in the Elite 8, reposted the program's message on his Instagram story. That move from a 5 star freshman, All Big East Guy, speaks volumes about the locker room vibe.

In today's college hoops, players flip teams like it's nothing, but Yukon keeps that family feel intact amid the chaos. They're adding pieces while holding onto what made them elite, proving respect outlast the turnover. These moments remind us the games bigger than stats or portals. Yukon's handling it smooth, setting the tone for what's next while honoring the past.

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