NC State Basketball Now Reportedly Eyeing Division II Transfer

The first-year NC State basketball recruiting team is constructing a roster by looking for winners at just about every level.

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Will Wade has left no stone unturned as he continues to build his inaugural NC State basketball roster. His efforts include bringing over a couple of his former players from McNeese State, as well as exploring high-major transfers, uncommitted 2025 recruits, and hidden gems elsewhere.

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The Wolfpack has been linked to JUCO transfers. And now, Wade and his cohorts have reportedly reached out to a top Division II talent likely to make the jump to Division I.

On Wednesday, The Portal Report reported that the NC State basketball staff has been on a Zoom call with Lincoln Memorial transfer guard Wes Enis.

Lincoln Memorial (D2) transfer Wes Enis had zoom calls with all of these schools and is zeroed in on the following schools, per his agent @tdroney_ of WeShall Agency:

WVU
DePaul
South Florida
NC State
Iowa
Minnesota (already visited 4/1) pic.twitter.com/muZauWhoih

— The Portal Report (@ThePortalReport) April 9, 2025

A 6-foot-2, 200-pound sophomore, Enis spent two years at Lincoln Memorial, where he excelled to the tune of winning South Atlantic Conference Freshman of the Year honors before averaging 20.1 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 3.1 assists as a full-time starter last season, connecting on 41.1 percent of his 3-point attempts.

In addition to the Wolfpack, Enis has completed Zoom calls with DePaul, Iowa, Minnesota, South Florida, and West Virginia.

NC State basketball boasts transfer pledges from Alyn Breed and Quadir Copeland, both following Will Wade from McNeese State.

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