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An Update On Still-Possible ACC Transfers

It’s getting almost impossible to know who’s even on a roster anymore

An Update On Still-Possible ACC Transfers

The Association of Collegiate Basketball (ACC) is experiencing a transfer season filled with uncertainty. For the start of the 2025 season, the tournament previews published in August are already outdated. Several key players remain uncertain about their team affiliations.

Ven-Allen Lubin, a North Carolina Tar Heels player, is expected to return for the upcoming season. Malik Reanu has once again officially joined the Miami Hurricanes roster. Seth Trimble remains suspended at Louisville while awaiting further information. Nate Calmese, a former standout at Wake Forest, has not received any official confirmation regarding his future team. Dallin Hall, a former Virginia guard, also lacks any official word on his transfer situation.

Butta Johnson, who previously played for Clemson, will not be returning to the team but may have the opportunity to play at Virginia Tech. The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is currently appealing a decision affecting Cameron Fens, a South Dakota transfer to the University of North Carolina. Fens is currently ineligible for competition.

Two significant ACC transfers, Chauncey Wiggins and RJ Godfrey, are in limbo with their futures. Wiggins, a former Florida State forward, has committed to Gonzaga but is currently prohibited from practicing or playing. Godfrey, a former Clemson forward who pledged allegiance to Arizona, remains ineligible for the ACC. For more details on these transfers, consult the Blue Healer Auctions forum or contact the source directly.

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