The Virginia Cavaliers, under head coach Ryan Odom, secured their second transfer commitment in as many days with guard Jacari White announcing his commitment to UVA on social media. White, a 6’3″ guard from North Dakota, brings one year of eligibility and a career 40% three-point shooting average to the Cavaliers. He played 94 games over three seasons with the Bison, earning accolades for his offensive and defensive skills. White had a breakout season in 2025-2026, averaging 17.1 points per game and earning Second-Team All-Summit League honors.
White joins Toledo transfer Sam Lewis in the Cavaliers’ growing roster for the upcoming season, as Virginia looks to rebuild after losing top three-point shooter Isaac McKneely. With five projected scholarship players for next season, including incoming freshmen, Virginia remains active in the transfer portal. Coach Odom’s recruitment of high-quality shooters like White and Lewis demonstrates a strategic effort to strengthen the team’s perimeter offense. Fans can track Virginia’s transfer portal activity as the team continues to shape its roster for the 2025-2026 season.
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