Notre Dame basketball has secured its first transfer portal commitment from former Winthrop center Logan Duncomb. Duncomb, a standout player who averaged 18.3 points and 8.9 rebounds last season, is expected to be the starting center for the Irish.
Following multiple Notre Dame basketball players opting to leave the program during this transfer portal season, there was a clear need for an influx of talent which happened on Tuesday.
The Irish gained their first commitment in former Winthrop center Logan Duncomb. The first three seasons of his collegiate career werenāt anything spectacular, but this past season the 6-foot, 10-inch and 230-pounder broke out.
Duncomb averaged 18.3-points and 8.9-rebounds and was named as the Big South Player of the Year. While this is just a stopgap move for Notre Dame, itās a very good one. The former 4-star prospect out of Cincinnati started his career with Indiana, but just couldnāt find his way to the court.
He transferred to Winthrop after two seasons, which has led him back to a major program. Duncomb most likely will be Notre Dameās starting center, and itās a big transfer win for head coach Micah Shrewsberry.
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Logan Duncomb is a former center from Winthrop who averaged 18.3 points and 8.9 rebounds last season, earning the title of Big South Player of the Year.
Notre Dame basketball needed to recruit from the transfer portal due to multiple players opting to leave the program, creating a demand for new talent.
Logan Duncomb is expected to be the starting center for Notre Dame, providing a significant boost to the team's talent and depth following recent player departures.
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