Cameron Carrs college career at Baylor has been marked by a heavy offensive load, but a potential return could see him develop playmaking skills and boost his NBA draft stock.

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Evan Chatman, a six-foot-eight forward from UAB, is transferring to Baylor, bringing a proven track record of rebounding and defense. As a senior, he averaged 8.8 points and 8.8 rebounds per game at UAB, leading the American Athletic Conference in defensive rebounds. Chatman also spent two years at McLennan Community College, where he put up impressive stats. His addition to Baylors frontcourt promises a deeper lineup for the upcoming season.

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Baylor basketball scores a major transfer win with Evan Chatman, a six-foot-eight forward from UAB. Known for his rebounding and scoring abilities, Chatman fills a crucial need in Baylors frontcourt, potentially turning them into a rebounding powerhouse. With his defensive skills and improving three-point shot, Chatman is poised to secure a starting spot and strengthen the Bears paint presence.

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Baylor Bears swiftly recover from losing forward Tounde Yessoufou, securing UABs Evan Chatman, a six-foot-eight, 220-pound forward. Chatman, a former McLennan Community College star, averaged 8.8 points and 8.8 rebounds per game at UAB, showcasing his versatility with 22 threes at 27.5% and 68.6% free throw shooting. He dropped four double-doubles and hit double figures in scoring and rebounding 12 and 11 times, respectively. Baylor also landed Yales Isaac Celiscar, a four-star transfer ranked 117th overall and 17th at his position, beating out Kentucky, Texas A&M, and Minnesota. These moves accelerate Baylors rebuilding process, adding experience and upside for the next season.

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Baylor Hoops Seven Returners Bring Continuity and Hype: Isaac Williams, Bodo Bodo, Maikcol Perez, Mayo Soyoye, Andre Iguodala the second, Drew Perry, and James Goodis are all coming back, promising a solid base for Coach Drew to build on and a push back toward contention.

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Baylor bolsters rebuilding squad with transfer gem Isaac Celiscar, a six-foot-six forward from Yale. Celiscar, who averaged 13.2 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game last season, joins Liberty guard Brett Decker Jr. and Penn State guard Kayden Mingo in Scott Drews rebuilding squad. Celiscars three-point shooting improved to over 40% and earned him second-team All-Ivy honors. Baylors frontcourt took hits with Cameron Carrs departure and Tounde Yessoufous transfer, but Celiscars arrival fills the void. Hes expected to start at the three or four spot, providing small-ball versatility and instant impact.

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Baylor secures a major transfer win with Danny Celiscar, a top-175 ranked small forward from Yale. Despite interest from SEC and Big Ten schools, Celiscar chooses Baylor, known for their national title glory. He averaged 13.2 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 3.2 assists at Yale, marking Baylors third portal commit this offseason to rebuild after a rough year.

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Baylors transfer portal strategy intensifies as they host top forward Isaac Celiscar from Yale, a six-foot-eight player who significantly improved his scoring and passing. The Bears face competition from Kentucky and Texas A&M, but landing Celiscar would bolster their frontcourt. Star freshman Tounde Yessoufous transfer status adds urgency, with Baylor pursuing forwards like Justin McBride from James Madison to solidify their roster.

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