Harvard transfer Malik Mack, who is ranked 22nd in the CBS Sports Transfer Rankings, has committed to Georgetown, giving coach Ed Cooley a valuable building block for the Hoyas’ rebuilding efforts. Mack, a 6-foot-1 guard, was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year after an impressive performance during his freshman season at Harvard.
With Mack’s commitment, Georgetown is looking to establish a strong foundation for the upcoming seasons, as Cooley aims to improve the team’s performance after a challenging 9-23 season. Mack, along with transfer Micah Peavy from Texas Tech and TCU, is expected to make a significant impact on the team’s progress.
As the spring portal window remains open until May 1, players continue to enter the transfer portal, creating opportunities for teams to strengthen their rosters. Some notable transfers include Johnell Davis from FAU, Tucker DeVries from Drake, and Zeke Mayo from South Dakota State, among others.
These players bring a wealth of experience and talent to their new teams, with many having received accolades and awards during their college careers. Coaches across various programs are eager to secure these talented transfers to bolster their lineups for the upcoming seasons.
As the transfer portal continues to evolve, teams are looking to capitalize on the opportunity to acquire top talent and enhance their competitiveness. The impact of these transfers on college basketball will be a key storyline to follow as teams prepare for the upcoming season.
