Pop Isaacs Transfers from Texas A&M to Oklahoma
Former Texas A&M guard commits to conference rival
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Former Texas A&M guard Pop Isaacs has committed to the University of Oklahoma after a challenging season with the Aggies. His move comes as Texas A&M has recruited three new guards, providing Isaacs with a clearer opportunity for playing time in his final NCAA season.
- 01Pop Isaacs transfers to Oklahoma after a challenging season at Texas A&M.
- 02Isaacs averaged 9.8 points per game while shooting nearly 40% from three-point range.
- 03Texas A&M recruited three new guards, including top transfer PJ Haggerty.
- 04Isaacs's departure opens up more playing time for him at Oklahoma.
- 05This will be Isaacs's fifth and final year of NCAA eligibility.
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Pop Isaacs, a former guard for Texas A&M University, has officially committed to the University of Oklahoma. After a tumultuous season where he faced criticism from fans, Isaacs ended the year strong, aligning with head coach Bucky McMillan's vision. The decision to transfer was influenced by Texas A&M's recruitment of three new guards, including PJ Haggerty, a top transfer recruit, and former G League player Bryson Warren. Isaacs, who has scored nearly 1,300 career points and averaged 9.8 points per game while shooting nearly 40% from three this past season, now has a clearer path to significant playing time at Oklahoma as he enters his fifth and final year of NCAA eligibility.
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Isaacs's transfer could enhance Oklahoma's basketball performance while providing him with more opportunities to showcase his skills.
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