Travis Perry Explores New Opportunities: Visits from Chris Beard and Upcoming Maryland Official
Travis Perry, a standout high school basketball player from Kentucky and former four-star guard for the Kentucky Wildcats, has entered the NCAA transfer portal after a season with limited playing time—averaging 2.7 points in 9.7 minutes over 31 games. With Kentucky’s recent influx of high-profile recruits, including Jaland Lowe and Jasper Johnson, Perry is exploring new opportunities where he could have a more prominent role.
Interest from Ole Miss
Ole Miss, under head coach Chris Beard, has shown strong interest in Perry. Beard is scheduling an in-home visit to recruit Perry, indicating the program’s commitment to bringing him on board. This move aligns with Beard’s strategy to enhance the team’s roster by adding experienced and talented players.
Upcoming Official Visit to Maryland
Additionally, Perry is set for an official visit to the University of Maryland, led by former Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams, who is familiar with Perry’s potential. This visit presents Perry with an opportunity to explore Maryland’s program and determine if it aligns with his aspirations and playing style.
Other Programs Showing Interest
Beyond Ole Miss and Maryland, several other programs have expressed interest in Perry. Notable schools showing interest include Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Iowa, Georgia, Missouri, LSU, Western Kentucky, and South Carolina. With many top prospects already committed, Perry has become a highly sought-after player in the transfer portal.
As Perry evaluates his options, the visits from Chris Beard and the upcoming official visit to Maryland signify the growing interest in his talents. These opportunities allow Perry to assess which program best aligns with his goals and where he can make the most significant impact. His decision will undoubtedly shape the next chapter of his collegiate basketball career.
