Report: CSUN forward Marcus Adams Jr. commits to Arizona State in transfer portal
Arizona State men's basketball landed a commitment in the transfer portal from CSUN sophomore forward Marcus Adams Jr., per reports.
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Marcus Adams Jr., a 6-foot-8 sophomore at Cal State Northridge, committed to Arizona State men’s basketball after entering the transfer portal on Monday, On3’s Joe Tipton reported on Saturday.
The forward averaged 16.1 points (on 52.6% shooting), 4.9 rebounds and 1.5 assists last season while competing for the Matadors in the Big West Conference. He only missed one of 33 possible games (20 starts) and played 28.9 minutes per contest.
Adams was CSUN’s leader in points per game and total 3s made (62 of 157). He surpassed the 20-point mark in 11 games.
Adams scored two points (1-for-4 shooting) and had five rebounds and three assists in CSUN’s lone postseason game against UC Santa Barbara in the Big West Championship quarterfinals.
Besides taking home a pair of Big West Player of the Week awards, Adams was also named to the All-Big West Second Team.
The native of Torrance, California, also played at BYU his freshman season. Adams only appeared in one game for the Cougars.
In high school, Adams was ranked the No. 65 overall prospect in the class of 2023, according to On3.
Other recent ASU transfer portal news
On Wednesday, Sun Devils guard Joson Sanon entered the portal and committed to play his sophomore season at St. John’s, a member of the Big East Conference.
Fellow freshman impact player Jayden Quaintance has yet to announce what his intentions are in terms of his career in Tempe.
Though ASU lost out on the Koa Peat sweepstakes to rival Arizona on Thursday, it made its own move on the same day by landing Pepperdine transfer Moe Odum.
The Sun Devils will be competing for $500,000 in NIL money in the first-ever College Basketball Crown tournament in Las Vegas beginning Monday.






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2 years, 4 schools, one season played at a low mid-major. That's what y'all gonna build your program on? And a guy from Pepperdine? Heck, I hope the kid has his head on straight and rocks the world but .... Bobby is throwing them bones trying to save his job.
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