On April 9th, TCU Horned Frogs head coach Mark Campbell just snagged a deadly shooter for the backcourt. North Carolina sophomore guard Lanny Grant, a 5'9 spark plug from Midlothian, Virginia, committed to the squad on Thursday. Over two seasons with the Tar Heels, she played in 71 games with 31 starts, dropping double digits this year at 10.8 points per game. She's the second transfer portal gem for TCU, following Stanford forward, Lars Sumphai, a former five-star standout.
Grant lit it up from deep, hitting 44% from the floor and 41.9% on threes while dishing 2.3 assists and grabbing 1.9 boards per contest. Fans are buzzing about her pedigree. She earned ACC All-Freshman honors in the 2024-25 season and was Virginia's Gatorade player of the year back in 2024. Ranked as the 59th best prospect out of high school, she helped UNC to a 28-8 record, snagging third in the ACC.
In her sophomore year, Grant started 29 games, building on her freshman line of 7.3 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 1.1 assists. This move bolsters TCU's rebuild with instant scoring punch. With Grant locking in, the Horned Frogs are stacking talent fast. Keep an eye on how she spaces the floor next season.