Andre Johnson Has Entered the Transfer Portal > Utah Valley University

[huskymedic]

Go have fun…

 

[REB1094]

Congrats Andre!

 

[Edward Sargent]

I just retired to social security I am looking at his press corp to do my vid

 

[Hey Adrien!]

Go have fun…

Real solid landing spot for Andre Johnson.

Utah Valley had two straight 20+ wins in Mark Madsen's final seasons at the helm and went .500 in new coach Todd Phillips' first season. The WAC is starting to fall apart with SFA heading to the Southland this season and GCU/Seattle joining the WCC next season, but it's still a decent mid-major league.

 

[auror]

Real solid landing spot for Andre Johnson.

Utah Valley had two straight 20+ wins in Mark Madsen's final seasons at the helm and went .500 in new coach Todd Phillips' first season. The WAC is starting to fall apart with SFA heading to the Southland this season and GCU/Seattle joining the WCC next season, but it's still a decent mid-major league.

Let's be honest, any D1 scholarship is a great landing spot for a walk-on. Kudos to him on earning it.

 

[Jaydumo20]

Great news!

 

[That Guy]

I can never hate on a guy for wanting to actually play, but being a CT kid and having the chance to 3-peat while riding the bench absolutely beats going across the country to play for a mid major in my mind. Wish him all the best.

 

[Hey Adrien!]

 

[Jaydumo20]

Those white jerseys are badass. I'd rock an AJ UVU jersey all day.

 

[HooperScooper]

There's a nice article this week on him in the Waterbury Republican-American.

“I am confident in all the decisions I make. UConn was a great decision, because I couldn’t pass up winning two rings. I don’t regret it at all, because I learned so much, met lifelong friends and made great connections at UConn But I am ready for people to see me perform.”

Waterbury's Johnson ready for larger role at Utah Valley

Waterbury native and Bristol resident Andre Johnson received the opportunity of a lifetime when UConn assistant coach Luke Murray recruited him to the Huskies as a priority walk-on out of South Kent School, and now he feels ready to make the most of his UConn experience. With two national champio

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