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More TCU men’s basketball players are entering the transfer portal

Two more TCU men’s basketball players are entering the transfer portal.

Forward Liutaurus Lelevicius and guard Ashton Simmons will seek new homes for next season. Lelevicius entered the portal Wednesday morning, according to ESPN.

Lelevicius spent one season with TCU after transferring in from Oregon State. He averaged 8.0 points and 3.4 rebounds and shot 38% from 3.

The 6-foot-7 wing started 22 games for the Horned Frogs, but was replaced in the starting lineup by Micah Robinson on Feb. 10. The lineup change helped TCU make a push to the NCAA Tournament, but Lelevicius still played well off the bench, as he scored in double digits in five of TCU’s final seven regular-season games.

Simmons announced his plans to enter the portal late Tuesday. The redshirt freshman appeared in just five games this season and averaged 1.0 points and 0.6 rebounds.

Lelevicius and Simmons join Kayden Edwards, Jace Posey and RJ Jones in the transfer portal.

TCU starters Brock Harding, Robinson and Xavier Edmonds have all announced their plans to return to play for coach Jamie Dixon next season.

Power forward David Punch and wing Tanner Toolson’s decisions now loom as TCU will begin to rebuild its roster in the portal.


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