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LSU forward Shareef O'Neal has become the third member of the Tigers' 2022 team to enter the transfer portal in the past week.
Multiple outlets reported Monday afternoon that O'Neal, the son of legendary LSU center Shaquille O'Neal, was adding his name to the portal.
O'Neal said in a since deleted tweet Monday that he was leaving open the option of returning to LSU.
The 6-foot-10, 220-pound O'Neal follows in the footsteps of guards Brandon Murray and Xavier Pinson, who put their names in last Thursday, just three days after Matt McMahon was hired to succeed Will Wade.
O'Neal, who played his high school ball in Los Angeles, was plagued by foot injuries in his two seasons at his father's alma mater after transferring in from UCLA in Feb. 2020.
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Multiple outlets reported Monday afternoon that O'Neal, the son of legendary LSU center Shaquille O'Neal, was adding his name to the portal.
O'Neal said in a since deleted tweet Monday that he was leaving open the option of returning to LSU.
The 6-foot-10, 220-pound O'Neal follows in the footsteps of guards Brandon Murray and Xavier Pinson, who put their names in last Thursday, just three days after Matt McMahon was hired to succeed Will Wade.
O'Neal, who played his high school ball in Los Angeles, was plagued by foot injuries in his two seasons at his father's alma mater after transferring in from UCLA in Feb. 2020.
Shaquille O'Neal's son, Shareef, has decided to enter the transfer portal at LSU
LSU forward Shareef O'Neal has become the third member of the Tigers' 2022 team to enter the transfer portal in the past week.
