Shocking Commit: Former Texas Tech & Creighton Guard Pop Isaacs Joins Ole Miss
In an unexpected move, former Texas Tech and Creighton guard Pop Isaacs has committed to Ole Miss, sending shockwaves through the college basketball world. Isaacs, who initially gained attention for his explosive performances with the Red Raiders before transferring to Creighton, has made his decision to continue his basketball career with the Ole Miss Rebels, a program that has been looking to elevate its status in the SEC.
The 6-foot-3 guard has become known for his dynamic scoring ability, strong ball-handling, and clutch shooting throughout his college career. Isaacs began his journey at Texas Tech, where he showcased his potential as one of the top young guards in the country. However, after one season, he transferred to Creighton, where he continued to grow as a player, further impressing scouts and fans alike with his ability to create plays and stretch the defense.
His commitment to Ole Miss has raised eyebrows due to the program’s recent struggles in the highly competitive SEC. The Rebels have not consistently contended for NCAA Tournament spots, but Isaacs’ decision could be a sign of brighter days ahead. His skills will undoubtedly bolster the team’s backcourt and provide a much-needed scoring punch as Ole Miss aims to climb up the rankings.
Isaacs’ decision comes amid a flurry of transfer portal activity, as college basketball continues to see an influx of talent moving between programs. His transfer to Ole Miss is expected to provide immediate impact, as head coach Chris Beard continues to reshape the roster in hopes of creating a winning formula in Oxford.
Isaacs himself took to social media to express his excitement about the new chapter in his career, thanking both Texas Tech and Creighton for their support and growth in his development. Fans of Ole Miss are now eagerly awaiting his arrival on campus, hoping that Isaacs can help lead the Rebels to new heights in the coming season.