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Mark is a talented lefty scoring guard. 1,200 career points as a college player. Best in the mid-range off the bounce ... career 325 three-point shooter, but career best season 36% in 2023-24. A 79.6% career free throw shooter - and gets to the line. 

Comes to Texas with a year of SEC experience, where he averaged 16.2 points, 4.3 rebounds this season. Two 30 point games, and four games of 25 or more. 

 

30 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Arkansas basketball transfer (via Houston) Tramon Mark has committed to Texas. 
 

Second commitment of the day for the Longhorns 

And it explains Scott. 

We got some good news today, here's how I think it breaks down.

Hunter -> TBD, I hope it's Larry

Abmas -> Tre Johnson

Horton -> Mark

Disu -> TBD, I hope it's Avila

Mitchell -> TBD, Garrison would be the best fit

Cunningham -> Kent

Shedrick -> Shedrick

Weaver -> Weaver

Onyema -> Codie

Pryor -> Pryor

That rotation will cook in the SEC next year.

Edited by Neil Leininger

4 hours ago, Neil Leininger said:

We got some good news today, here's how I think it breaks down.

Hunter -> TBD, I hope it's Larry

Abmas -> Tre Johnson

Horton -> Mark

Disu -> TBD, I hope it's Avila

Mitchell -> TBD, Garrison would be the best fit

Cunningham -> Kent

Shedrick -> Shedrick

Weaver -> Weaver

Onyema -> Codie

Pryor -> Pryor

That rotation will cook in the SEC next year.

I think the BYU guy would be a more accurate approximation of what Cunningham brought to the team.

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