One player doesn't seem too upset that his season ended during the insanity of March.
Vanderbilt freshman Karis Bilal reportedly entered the transfer portal just 13 minutes after losing to the team in the first round on Friday.
The game was turned over at 3:30 PM ET. Until 5:53pm 24/7 Sports Bilal reported that he entered the portal.
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On October 8th, 2024, Charis Bilal performed training in Nashville. (via Mark Zaleski/The Tennessean/USA Today network imaging images)
Bilal verbally committed to school in September 2022, signing his intent for that November a year before graduating from high school.
However, Bilal did not appear in the Commodore single game this year, and he wore a redshirt. Reports say he didn't even travel with his team to either of the SEC tournaments that led to Multimadness or Big Dance.
Bilal was a three-star recruit from Atlanta.
Vanderbilt Commodore basketball before the game between the Commodore and the Redhawks in southeastern Missouri took place on November 10, 2024 at Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville. (Matthew Maxey/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
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Vanderbilt wasted a 12-point lead and was eliminated. The Commodore led 39-27 with less than 15 minutes left in the game. However, what was run at St. Mary's 16-4 led the game to the game with the rest of 8:03. From there, it was nail bitter.
Vanderbilt's Jason Edwards missed a 3-pointer match with 13 seconds remaining, and Devin McGlockton missed another 11x duck, bringing St. Mary's 59-56 victory.
Vanderbilt's Commodore logo was in the second half of a match against Austin Pee Governor at the Vanderbilt University Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville on December 21, 2024. (Johnny Izquield/Getty Images)
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Bilal wasted no time focusing on his next opportunity.
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