Notre Dame Loses Sophomores to Transfer Portal

On March 24th, Notre Dame is losing some young talent as two sophomore players announced

they are entering the transfer portal this week.

Forward Garrett Sundra made the news first, looking to fight a new program after two seasons

with the fighting Irish.

Sundra appeared in 52 games, putting up three points and two and a half rebounds per game

on average, along with less than half an assist.

He came in as a four-star recruit from Paul VI Catholic High School in Fairfax, Virginia,

out of the class of 2024.

These moves come at a tough time for Notre Dame, which is rebuilding its roster amid the

busy transfer season.

Sundra's departure adds to the challenges for a team aiming to stay competitive in the

ACC.

Meanwhile, sophomore guards Sir Muhammad also entered the portal on the same day.

The son of former NBA veteran Nazar Muhammad, he averaged 5.7 points last season and now

seeks more playing time elsewhere.

With the portal open, expect more shifts like this across college basketball, as players

chase bigger roles, and teens reshape their lineups.