Maryland Eastern Shore basketball standouts Ketron Shaw and his younger brother Kyrell Shaw have entered the NCAA transfer portal, signaling their departure from the HBCU program.
Ketron Shaw, a junior wing, has made a significant impact during his time at UMES. The 6’5″ guard from Charlotte, North Carolina, averaged an impressive 18.0 points per game this season, showcasing his scoring prowess.
Maryland Eastern Shore junior Ketron Shaw has entered the transfer portal.
The 6’5” guard started 28/29 games played, averaging 18.0 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game.
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The elder Shaw’s journey to Division I basketball is remarkable. Three years ago, he had no D1 offers. After a successful stint at Winston-Salem State University, Ketron followed his coach, Cleo Hill Jr., to UMES.
His transition to Division I basketball was seamless, as he quickly established himself as one of the top scorers in the nation.
Kyrell Shaw, a freshman wing, joined his brother at UMES this season, creating a family duo on the court. While specific statistics for Kyrell are not provided, the brothers’ decision to enter the transfer portal together suggests a desire to continue their basketball careers as a package deal.
The Shaws’ decision to transfer comes after just one season at Maryland Eastern Shore, leaving fans and observers speculating about their next destination. Their departure will undoubtedly impact the UMES basketball program, which has been working to climb the ranks in the MEAC conference.
As the transfer portal continues to reshape college basketball rosters, the Shaw brothers’ next move will be closely watched
Their combination of proven scoring ability and potential makes them attractive prospects for teams looking to bolster their lineups for the upcoming season.
