Tre Holloman explores fifth year of college basketball options
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 12:28 PM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Tre Holloman, a former Michigan State guard, is reportedly considering a return to college basketball for a fifth year of eligibility. Following a recent injunction allowing such extensions for players from the 2022 class, Holloman is exploring his options, having spent three seasons with Michigan State before transferring to NC State. He averaged 9.2 points and 2.1 assists per game in his single season with the Wolfpack. Holloman has been seen in East Lansing, participating in local events and potentially reconnecting with Spartan players, which raises questions about a possible return to the program.
- •Holloman averaged 9.1 points with Michigan State in his final season.
- •He played 32 games this past season with NC State.
- •The recent injunction allows eligible players to extend their college careers.
- •Holloman is currently in the Transfer Portal exploring options.
- •His return to Michigan State could provide depth at point guard.
- 12:28 PMYahoo Sports — Former Spartan to reportedly explore a fifth year of college basketball
"Could Tre Holloman return to Michigan State for one final season of college hoops?
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