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Indiana Forward Race Thompson Enters Transfer Portal

Thompson averaged a career-high 9.1 points per game to go along with 6.2 rebounds per game this season.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana forward Race Thompson has entered the transfer portal as of Wednesday afternoon.

Thompson becomes the fourth Hoosier, second today, to enter the transfer portal after the firing of Archie Miller, joining Parker Stewart, Armaan Franklin and Al Durham.

Thompson started every game for Indiana this season even though he was dealing with injuries to his face during the latter half of the season.

He averaged a career-high 9.1 points per game to go along with 6.2 rebounds per game. Thompson was often viewed as Indiana's glue guy, especially on the defensive end and on the glass.

Just because Thompson has entered the transfer portal doesn't mean he won't be playing for Indiana next season. As is the case for Franklin and Stewart, these players want to make sure they're keeping their options open as Indiana has yet to name a replacement for Miller.

The recent transfer portal news prompted this tweet from Trayce Jackson-Davis, Thompson's frontcourt partner:

Jackson-Davis still hasn't made a decision on whether he wants to stay at Indiana or pursue a career in the NBA.

Indiana freshmen Anthony Leal and Trey Galloway have both confirmed that they plan to stay with the program.

  • STEWART IN TRANSFER PORTAL: Indiana guard Parker Stewart is in the transfer portal. CLICK HERE
  • FRANKLIN IN TRANSFER PORTAL: Indiana guard Armaan Franklin is in the transfer portal. CLICK HERE
  • WOODSON QUIET: Former Indiana star Mike Woodson, currently an assistant coach with the New York Knicks, has emerged as a candidate for the IU job, but he didn't want to say much on Monday morning. CLICK HERE
  • STEVENS SAYS NO AGAIN: For the second time in a week, Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens says he's flattered by interest from Indiana, but plans to continue coaching the Celtics in the NBA. >>> CLICK HERE
  • TOM BREW COLUMN: Sometimes in coaching searches, no doesn't mean no, so this isn't over until it's over. >>> CLICK HERE
  • ARCHIE MILLER FIRED: Indiana fires Archie Miller on Monday after four subpar seasons at the helm of the Hoosiers program. >>> CLICK HERE