Texas A&M lands former Kansas guard from the transfer portal
On Sunday morning, the 14th player was added to the roster, as McMillan has landed a commitment from Kansas guard Noah Shelby, who will join former Kansas forward Zach Clemence and shooting guard Rylan Griffen, two of the program's first transfer additions earlier this year. Shelby is a McKinney, Texas, native and a four-star prospect in the 2022 recruiting class.
Shelby first committed to Vanderbilt before transferring to Rice, then walking on with the Jayhawks, where he averaged 3.9 points while shooting 35% from the field and 33% from 3-point range. A top-20 ranked guard in the 2022 cycle, Shelby is still considered one of the better 3-point shooters and will be entering a fast-paced offense built around shooting efficiency, providing the Texas native a chance to find a place in the rotation.
Shelby has 44 games of experience under his belt, which is highly valuable to a new roster under a first-year head coach.
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