South Carolina Basketball Transfer Portal Updates

In a recent development, Herro has decided to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after a challenging season at South Carolina. The guard appeared in 10 games for the Gamecocks, scoring just two points. Despite the team’s struggles on the court this season, Herro found himself with limited opportunities to earn significant playing time. With three years of eligibility remaining, he now looks to continue his college career elsewhere.

For those unfamiliar with the NCAA Transfer Portal, it’s a private database used across Division I, II, and III sports that lists student-athletes wishing to transfer. Though not publicly accessible, the process begins when a player submits written intent to transfer through their school’s compliance office. Once notified, the office has 48 hours to enter the player’s name into the portal, after which the process is officially underway.

After a player’s name appears in the portal, other schools are free to reach out and initiate contact. However, players can choose to withdraw from the portal at any time. It’s important to note that once a player enters the portal, their current scholarship is no longer guaranteed. If the player decides to stay, the school is no longer obligated to honor the scholarship.

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‘Zyon Guiles’ Chooses South Carolina, Boosting Gamecocks’ 2026 Recruiting Class

Shane Beamer and the South Carolina Gamecocks have just landed a key commitment for their 2026 recruiting class with the addition of Zyon Guiles, a four-star offensive lineman. Guiles made his decision official last Tuesday, pledging his future to the Gamecocks.

Ranked as the 157th best player in the nation, the 14th best offensive tackle, and the third best player in South Carolina, Guiles is a significant pickup for the program. His commitment comes after heavy interest from top programs like Auburn, Clemson, Florida, and Georgia. However, with his official pledge now in place, it’s possible that his previously scheduled official visits to those schools will be called off.

Guiles becomes the second offensive lineman to commit to South Carolina for the 2026 class, bolstering the Gamecocks’ depth at a crucial position. With Guiles on board, Coach Beamer will now turn his attention to further enhancing the offensive line through this recruiting cycle.

As South Carolina continues to add high-caliber talent, the future of the program at Williams-Brice Stadium is looking more promising with each passing day.