Boston College a Finalist for College of Charleston Transfer Brevin Galloway
In the past month, over 700 NCAA basketball players have entered the transfer portal. Four Boston College players were among them (CJ Felder, Rich Kelly, Jay Heath and Wynston Tabbs). Now with a seemingly gutted roster, new head coach Earl Grant is going to have to fill those slots, most likely with portal players. The first name linked as a possible Boston College candidate is College of Charleston transfer Brevin Galloway.
According to multiple reports online, the guard who missed almost all of 2020-21 with a knee injury is considering the Eagles. He also has listed finalists that include VCU, Vanderbilt, Kansas State, Hofstra and remaining at College of Charleston. Galloway was a star during Grant's time in Columbia, averaging 11 points per game in 2019-20, and 15.3 this past season. A good outside shooter, he hit 41% of his three pointers this year, and 36.3% in '19-20. He scored a season high 27 points against Marshall on December 9th.
He most likely would fill one of the guard roles that as left behind by the trio of Kelly, Heath and Tabbs. It would make a lot of sense if Galloway followed his coach to Chestnut Hill, but surely there may be other reasons for the other schools as well.
The reports say that Galloway will make his decision at some point on Tuesday. Stay tuned to BC Bulletin as we will break down his choice as soon as it is announced.
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