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Alter grad transferring to Southern Conference program
TL;DR
RJ Greer, a 6-foot-3 guard and Alter High School graduate, will transfer to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for his sophomore season after one year at Davidson. He averaged 3.7 points in 17 games as a freshman and decided to transfer following a coaching change at Greensboro.
Apr. 14—Alter High School graduate RJ Greer will play his sophomore season at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, he announced Tuesday, April 14.
Greer, a 6-foot-3 guard, made the decision 13 days after entering the transfer portal after one season with the Davidson Wildcats.
Greer averaged 3.7 points in 17 appearances as a freshman. He was originally a North Carolina State recruit before N.C. State fired coach Kevin Keatts and replaced him with Will Wade.
Greensboro, a Southern Conference program, finished 13-19 last season, ending a streak of three straight 20-win seasons. Greensboro did not renew coach Mike Jones' contract after the season. He was 99-69 in five seasons.
After the coaching change, 11 Greensboro players entered the transfer portal.
On March 18, Greensboro hired Jerod Haase, a former head coach at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Stanford.
Greensboro last played in the NCAA tournament in 2021. That was the final season for coach Wes Miller before he took the head coaching job at Cincinnati.
Q&A
Why did RJ Greer transfer to UNC Greensboro?
RJ Greer transferred to UNC Greensboro after entering the transfer portal, following a coaching change and a lack of playing time at Davidson.
What was UNC Greensboro's record last season and what happened to their coach?
UNC Greensboro finished last season with a 13-19 record and did not renew coach Mike Jones' contract after he led the team to a 99-69 record over five seasons.
