Georgetown's Jaland Lowe cleared for all basketball activities ahead of season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 2:42 AM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Georgetown Hoyas head coach Ed Cooley announced that Jaland Lowe has been cleared for all basketball-related activities. Lowe, a transfer from Kentucky, had his previous season cut short by a shoulder injury, limiting him to nine games. Georgetown secured Lowe's commitment following the 2025-26 season in hopes of bolstering their roster with six other transfers as they aim to return to the NCAA Tournament after five consecutive absences. Lowe potentially has another year of eligibility left, depending on whether his last season is counted as a redshirt year.
- •Jaland Lowe is cleared for all basketball activities.
- •Lowe missed most of last season due to a shoulder injury.
- •Georgetown adds six new transfer players for the upcoming season.
- •The Hoyas hope to break a five-year NCAA Tournament drought.
- •Lowe has potential eligibility for an additional season.
- 2:42 AMYahoo Sports — Georgetown basketball: Star Kentucky transfer gets pivotal injury update from Ed Cooley
"Much of the Georgetown Hoyas’ hopes for the 2026-27 season hinge on the availability of Jaland Lowe, the program’s main offseason acquisition via the transfer portal . The former Kentucky standout suffered a shoulder injury last year, cutting his junior season short. But according to Georgetown head coach Ed Cooley, Laland has been cleared for all […] The post Georgetown basketball: Star Kentucky transfer gets pivotal injury update from Ed Cooley appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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