The end of the 2023-24 college basketball season came to a premature ending for guard [autotag]Kanye Clary[/autotag]. While leading Penn State in points per game average well into the season, Clary was removed from the roster for undisclosed reasons by head coach Mike Rhoades. Now, Clary is officially one step closer to finding a new program to call home.
Clary entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal on Monday, the first day the portal opened for college basketball players. Clary will have two years of eligibility to use wherever he lands next after a solid sophomore season with the Nittany Lions.
Clary averaged 16.7 points per game with 2.8 assists per game this season. He started in 20 of 23 games played, with the only three games off the bench coming after an injury sidelined him.
Where Clary goes next remains to be seen, although Notre Dame may be a potential landing spot for him. Clary was recruited by Notre Dame head coach and former Penn State head coach Micha Shrewsberry.
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