Texas Tech secures transfer commitment from Jamichael Stillwell amid legal issues

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Last updated Jul 25, 2026

Texas Tech secures transfer commitment from Jamichael Stillwell amid legal issues
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Texas Tech has announced the commitment of Jamichael Stillwell, a transfer from UCF, strengthening its 2026 class. Stillwell aims to secure an injunction allowing him to play a fifth collegiate season after previously using his eligibility. As part of a lawsuit involving 16 athletes, he is contesting NCAA rules that restrict him from playing beyond a standard four years. He averaged 11.6 points and 8.2 rebounds last season at UCF, showcasing a strong offensive presence. Stillwell joins a transfer group that includes players Cruz Davis, Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn, and Damarrion Dennis.

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  • Jamichael Stillwell commits to Texas Tech after transferring from UCF.
  • He is pursuing legal action against the NCAA regarding eligibility.
  • Stillwell averaged 11.6 points and 8.2 rebounds last season.
  • This will be his fifth school in five seasons.
  • Texas Tech's transfer class now includes four recent additions.
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  • 3:56 AMYahoo SportsTexas Tech lands transfer commitment from Jamichael Stillwell amid NCAA lawsuit, report says
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The former UCF forward is currently seeking an injunction to play a fifth college season for the Red Raiders.

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