Colby Garland, a 6-foot guard who transferred from San Jose State, has committed to Georgia Tech, leaving the Oregon Ducks in search of a new point guard. Garland had an impressive season, averaging 20.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 4.6 assists per game while shooting 49.0% from the field. His decision comes after a visit to Oregon, where he appeared to be a top target for the Ducks. Oregon has made some moves in the transfer portal, securing players like Tyrone Riley IV and Jasper Johnson, but neither is expected to fill the role of a primary ball-handler. With the transfer portal closing soon, Oregon's options are dwindling, and they are also vying for Saint Mary's Mikey Lewis and five-star forward Tyran Stokes, whose potential commitment could alter the Ducks' approach to their roster. Garland's commitment to Georgia Tech highlights the ongoing challenges for Oregon as they rebuild their team for the upcoming season.