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NC State basketball forward Greg Gantt latest from Pack to enter NCAA transfer portal

N.C. State’s Greg Gantt (23) passes around Virginia Tech’s Grant Basile (21) and Lynn Kidd (15) during the first half of N.C. State’s game against Virginia Tech in the second round of the ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament in Greensboro, N.C., Wednesday, March 8, 2023.
N.C. State’s Greg Gantt (23) passes around Virginia Tech’s Grant Basile (21) and Lynn Kidd (15) during the first half of N.C. State’s game against Virginia Tech in the second round of the ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament in Greensboro, N.C., Wednesday, March 8, 2023. ehyman@newsobserver.com

N.C. State has now had three basketball players enter the NCAA transfer portal.

Forward Greg Gantt, whose career at NCSU was shortened by injuries, is the latest to leave the Wolfpack program, it was confirmed Wednesday.

Forwards Jack Clark and Ebenezer Dowuona also have entered their names into the portal as a multitude of players nationally have looked to change schools after the 2022-23 season.

Guard Terquavion Smith, the Pack’s top scorer last year, announced Tuesday he would enter the 2023 NBA Draft.

Gantt, from Fayetteville, played in 22 games this past season, starting 17, and was one of the Pack’s better defenders. He averaged 2.0 points and 4.5 rebounds as a redshirt junior as the Pack bounced back from an 11-21 season in 2021-22 to go 23-11 and reach the NCAA Tournament.

Gantt suffered a knee injury in the Pack’s win over Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament and the 6-8 forward was not able to play in the NCAA Tournament.

Gantt transferred to NCSU from Providence after the 2020-21 season, but needed a medical redshrt his first year with the Pack after a hernia injury.

This story was originally published March 29, 2023 at 10:04 AM with the headline "NC State basketball forward Greg Gantt latest from Pack to enter NCAA transfer portal."

Chip Alexander
The News & Observer
In more than 40 years at The N&O, Chip Alexander has covered the N.C. State, UNC, Duke and East Carolina beats, and now is in his 15th season on the Carolina Hurricanes beat. Alexander, who has won numerous writing awards at the state and national level, covered the Hurricanes’ move to North Carolina in 1997 and was a part of The N&O’s coverage of the Canes’ 2006 Stanley Cup run.
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