Tyler Mrus, a forward who joined the BYU Cougars basketball team from Idaho, has officially committed to The Citadel after a challenging season at BYU. In his single season with the Cougars, Mrus averaged 9.6 minutes, 2.0 points, and 0.9 rebounds per game, struggling particularly with his shooting, as he made only 29.8% of his three-point attempts. His transfer marks the completion of a significant turnover for the BYU basketball program, with seven scholarship players leaving the team this offseason, all of whom have found new schools. Notable transfers include Aleksej Kostic, who will play for Northwestern, and Kennard Davis, who returns to Missouri after starting for BYU last season. Dominique Diomande is set to join the Pitt Panthers, while KJ Perry, who did not play for BYU, has transferred to Fresno State. The Cougars are expected to face Kostic's Northwestern team in the upcoming season, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the matchups ahead.