Former St. Johns guard Dylan Darling, known for his clutch performances and earning the nickname Bells, has committed to Grand Canyon for his final college season. Darling, who led St. Johns in scoring and was named Big Sky Player of the Year at Idaho State, is joining a rising mid-major program under coach Bryce Drew. Grand Canyon, known for their NCAA tournament appearances, has added several transfers to their roster, including Darling, to strengthen their backcourt and continue their deep run.

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Dylan Darling, a point guard known for his clutch performances, transferred from St. Johns to Grand Canyon University, shocking fans and analysts. Despite his love for the Johnnies, lucrative name, image, and likeness deals, reportedly topping seven figures, lured him away. This move highlights the impact of NIL on college basketball, drawing players to unexpected teams for financial gain.

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Dylan Darling, a junior guard, transfers to Grand Canyon after a buzzer-beating layup against Kansas, earning him a legendary status in March Madness. Known for his heart and determination, Darling aims to bring his fiery spirit to the Antelopes.

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Dylan Darling, the Spokane native known for his buzzer-beating layup against Kansas, is transferring to Grand Canyon University for his final college season. At St. Johns, he played in 35 games, averaging 6.9 points, 2.6 assists, and 2.5 rebounds per game. He helped the team win the Big East regular-season and tournament titles. Darling, a former Class 4A Player of the Year, is now set to run the show as the top ball-handler in the Mountain West Conference, closing the chapter on his East Coast heroics and chasing bigger stages ahead.

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St. Johns star guard Dylan Darling, known for his clutch performance against Kansas, is transferring to Grand Canyon for his final college season. Despite a tough loss in the Sweet Sixteen, Darling averaged 6.9 points, 2.6 assists, and 2.5 rebounds per game. Grand Canyon, who missed the NCAA Tournament last year, gains a battle-tested guard, while St. Johns continues to rebuild their roster.

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Grand Canyons mens basketball team secures a significant transfer addition with Jaden Zimmerman, a six-foot-five guard from Quinnipiac. Zimmerman, who averaged fifteen points per game last season, will fill the void left by Dusty Stromer, who joined the University of San Diego. The Lopes backcourt remains competitive as they continue to rebuild.

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Grand Canyon Universitys Unconventional Path to Basketball Success: A For-Profit Schools Strategic Move to Skip Football and Invest Heavily in Mens Hoops

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Grand Canyons standout guard, Makaih Williams, is set to enter the transfer portal, potentially reshaping the teams lineup for next season. Williams, a six-foot-two, 190-pound player, averaged 14 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 2.5 assists per game this season, earning All-Mountain West Third Team recognition. He transferred to Grand Canyon after starting at UT Arlington, where he averaged double figures as a freshman. With one year of eligibility remaining, Williams is a prime portal target for programs seeking guard depth.

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