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Villanova's transfer targets Jackson Shelstad and Jason Rivera-Torres have committed to Louisville and High Point, respectively. The Wildcats are still seeking new additions to their roster following these departures.
NEWS: Louisville has secured commitments from Kansas transfer Flory Bidunga and Oregon transfer Jackson Shelstad, two of the top players in the portal, sources tell @On3.
Massive additions for Pat Kelsey. pic.twitter.com/yTYwDPwYdE
— Joe Tipton (@JoeTipton) April 12, 2026 Just over a day ago, it was reported that Villanova had reached out to former Monmouth forward Jason Rivera-Torres. The 6’7” senior-to-be has since committed to play for NCAA Tournament darling High Point. NEWS: Monmouth transfer Jason Rivera-Torres has committed to High Point, source told @LeagueRDY.
Torres averaged 15.8PPG, 8.1RPG, 2.9APG, 2.1SPG and 1.1BPG this season and was named All-CAA Second Team. pic.twitter.com/OelNofEYz3
— Sam Kayser (@KayserHoops) April 12, 2026 At this time, the Wildcats have yet to get a commitment of their own. Oregon big man Kwame Evans Jr. visited over the weekend, so hopefully there’ll be news of a commitment there any day now. Be sure to follow along at the below link for roster and transfer portal updates.
Jackson Shelstad committed to Louisville after reportedly being pursued by Villanova, indicating a preference for Pat Kelsey's program.
Jason Rivera-Torres averaged 15.8 points, 8.1 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 2.1 steals, and 1.1 blocks per game last season.
Villanova is currently eyeing Oregon big man Kwame Evans Jr. following the commitments of Shelstad and Rivera-Torres.

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