Texas A&M Basketball Should Target This Player In The Transfer Portal

What strikes this potential addition to the A&M program as attractive is that he has played with teammates who have Final Four and championship experience, and that exposure might be contagious for a team hungry to cut down the nets.

Not only that, but he also has experience playing SEC basketball and what it is all about. He would probably like the opportunity to accept the challenge of playing his former team and taking down his old head coach, Todd Golden.

Not only that, the fans in Aggieland are welcoming and would appreciate his personality in a room with great chemistry, now used to playing together after walking into a culture where no one knew anyone. Look what happened in Year 1. It was a trip to the Round of 32. Imagine what it would look like in Year 2 if this happened.

Yes, the Aggies have their guards that are set to come back, but it never hurts to bring in a guy who would only enhance the depth that McMillan loves. He likes to substitute players. He likes to utilize his bench. No matter what the plan for the starting five is, this is a program where everyone has a chance to shine and showcase their talent in one of the best conferences in college basketball.

During Lee’s season with the Gators, he averaged 11.6 points with 3.7 rebounds and 4.2 assists. From the field, he shot 42 percent, so there is accuracy there, and from three, he went 29.2 percent. Imagine the growth Lee could make under the fast-paced system the Aggies run and how he could thrive.

Whether the coaches, the fanbase, or the players agree or not, it would be appealing to add another weapon to the roster known for its pick-and-roll, solid ball-handling, and quick feet. Does McMillan make the call and convince Lee to join the Fightin’ Farmers?