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C.J. Fredrick, a former standout at Covington Catholic, has transferred from the University of Kentucky to the University of Cincinnati's Bearcats for basketball. The 6-foot-3, 185-pound redshirt senior provides the Bearcats with reliable long-range shooting from beyond the arc. Fredrick missed seven games due to injury last season and was out for the entirety of his redshirt junior season at UK with a hamstring injury which led to surgery.
Former Kentucky Wildcats guard CJ Fredrick has committed to play for the Cincinnati Bearcats, his hometown team, after entering the transfer portal. Fredrick has one year of college eligibility left and could potentially get an additional year through a medical redshirt waiver. He spent three years with the Iowa Hawkeyes before joining Kentucky, where injuries have limited his playing time.
Kentucky basketball players CJ Fredrick and Daimion Collins have entered the transfer portal, leaving John Calipari with just three returnees certain to be on the team next season. Fredrick spent the first two seasons of his career at Iowa, while Collins struggled to make an impact during his two seasons with the Wildcats. The departures add to the roster fluctuation in Lexington, with several other players entering the NBA draft or transferring. Calipari is bringing in the nation's No. 1 recruiting class for next season.
Kentucky Basketball players Daimion Collins and CJ Fredrick have entered the transfer portal. Collins, who lost his grandfather last week, struggled emotionally and physically this past season after losing his father just before the start of the regular season. Fredrick battled injuries during his time at Kentucky and will play a significant role for another college program. Head coach John Calipari has released brief statements on Twitter regarding both departures and has been supportive of their decisions.
Kentucky senior guard CJ Fredrick will enter the transfer portal after two seasons in Lexington, ending his time as a Wildcat. Fredrick is considering the possibility of turning pro and playing overseas, but with NIL, a return to college for one more season is also being considered. His decision to transfer comes as Kentucky brings in five freshmen, four being five-stars and the fifth being a McDonald’s All-American himself. Fredrick is expected to have a long list of interested suitors in the portal hoping to recreate the shooting magic he found at Iowa, knocking down 46.6% of his 3-point attempts across two seasons.