Santa Clara's Allen Graves Enters NCAA Transfer Portal Amid NBA Draft Declaration
Santa Clara forward Allen Graves enters Transfer Portal with do not contact tag
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Allen Graves, a standout freshman forward from Santa Clara University, has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal with a 'Do Not Contact' tag while declaring for the 2026 NBA Draft. Graves, who averaged 11.8 points and 6.5 rebounds this season, earned multiple accolades and played a key role in Santa Clara's successful campaign.
- 01Allen Graves has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal with a 'Do Not Contact' tag.
- 02He averaged 11.8 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 1.8 assists during his freshman season.
- 03Graves declared for the NBA Draft while retaining his college eligibility.
- 04He played a crucial role in Santa Clara's return to the NCAA Tournament after 27 years.
- 05Head coach Herb Sendek praised Graves as a special talent with a bright future.
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Allen Graves, a freshman forward at Santa Clara University, has officially entered the NCAA Transfer Portal with a 'Do Not Contact' tag, as confirmed by On3's Pete Nakos. This decision comes alongside his declaration for the 2026 NBA Draft, while still maintaining his college eligibility. Last season, Graves was a standout player, averaging 11.8 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 1.8 assists, earning him both the West Coast Conference (WCC) Freshman of the Year and WCC Sixth Man of the Year honors. His remarkable performance contributed to Santa Clara's impressive 26-9 record and their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1996. In a thrilling first-round game against the University of Kentucky, Graves scored 17 points and nearly secured a victory with a late three-pointer, but the game ultimately went to overtime, where Santa Clara lost 89-84. Head coach Herb Sendek expressed excitement for Graves' future, highlighting his talent and character. Graves is expected to be a highly sought-after transfer in college basketball.
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Graves' decision to enter the Transfer Portal may impact Santa Clara's basketball program as they look to fill his position and maintain their competitive edge.
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