Auburn forward Elyjah Freeman has officially entered the NCAA transfer portal, according to The Portal Report, signaling a potential change of scenery for the talented sophomore wing.

Freeman, a 6-foot-8 versatile forward, made a solid impact for the Tigers this past season. He averaged 9.2 points and 5.2 rebounds per game while showcasing his ability to stretch the floor, shooting 34.3% from three point range. His combination of size, athleticism, and perimeter skill made him a valuable piece in Auburn’s rotation.

Throughout the season, the former Wellington High star demonstrated flashes of elite potential at the highest level of the game, contributing on both ends of the court. His length and mobility allowed him to guard multiple positions, while offensively he proved capable of scoring inside and knocking down perimeter shots.

With two years of eligibility remaining, Freeman is expected to draw interest from programs across the country looking to add a skilled, experienced wing. His ability to impact the game in multiple facets makes him an intriguing option in the portal.

Freeman’s departure adds to the growing list of roster movement across college basketball, as the transfer portal continues to reshape teams nationwide. Auburn will now look to adjust its roster heading into next season as they aim to remain competitive in the SEC.