BYU Basketball Transfers: Final Pieces Settled

BYU Basketball Transfer Saga Concludes: Tyler Mrus Joins The Citadel, Seven Players Find New Homes The BYU basketball transfer saga has finally come to an end, with Tyler Mrus, the last scholarship player to find a new team, joining The Citadel. Mrus, who spent only one season with the Cougars, struggled to make an impact, averaging just nine minutes and two points per game. The other six scholarship players who left the program have also found new homes. Aleksej Kostic is heading to Northwestern, Kennard Davis is returning to Missouri, and Abdullah Ahmed is now at UMass. Dominique Diomande is moving on to Pitt, and Xavion Staton will be playing for Oregon State after his season was cut short by injury. KJ Perry, who never played a game for BYU, transferred to Fresno State, reportedly for a better NIL deal. The transfer landscape has significantly changed with these player movements and financial incentives. In summary, all seven scholarship players who left BYU have found new teams, with Mrus joining The Citadel and Perry moving to Fresno State. The rest have settled at Northwestern, Missouri, UMass, Pitt, and Oregon State. Support the show:Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:[email protected] This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to [email protected]. View sources & latest updates:https://sources.thednn.ai/b62ca2e569a88b49