Well, here's an interesting entrant to the college basketball transfer portal.
High Point Panthers senior guard Rob Martin has entered the portal, hoping to capitalize off his NCAA Tournament success against Wisconsin and Arkansas. Martin will be applying for a waiver for another year of college eligibility, according to ESPN's Jeff Borzello. Only 5'11'', Martin is instant offense and would be a great guy off the bench for an SEC or Big 12 program, granted if a waiver is approved. Of course, Martin is likely looking to start. Could he be another Markquis Nowell of Kansas State, a small guard who went up a level and had success as a scoring guard?
Martin scored 23 points and dished out 10 assists during the Panthers' first round upset of Wisconsin and followed up with 30 points in 35 minutes during a second-round loss to Arkansas. High Point was the closest thing to a Cinderella during the 2026 NCAA Tournament, with Martin being the face of the entertaining Panthers. It shall be interesting to see where Martin ends up if he gets a waiver.
High Point Panthers senior guard Rob Martin has entered the portal, hoping to capitalize off his NCAA Tournament success against Wisconsin and Arkansas. Martin will be applying for a waiver for another year of college eligibility, according to ESPN's Jeff Borzello. Only 5'11'', Martin is instant offense and would be a great guy off the bench for an SEC or Big 12 program, granted if a waiver is approved. Of course, Martin is likely looking to start. Could he be another Markquis Nowell of Kansas State, a small guard who went up a level and had success as a scoring guard?
Martin scored 23 points and dished out 10 assists during the Panthers' first round upset of Wisconsin and followed up with 30 points in 35 minutes during a second-round loss to Arkansas. High Point was the closest thing to a Cinderella during the 2026 NCAA Tournament, with Martin being the face of the entertaining Panthers. It shall be interesting to see where Martin ends up if he gets a waiver.
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