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Tennessee Basketball Adds VCU Guard Terrence Hill Jr. From Transfer Portal

On Friday, Virginia Commonwealth University guard Terrence Hill Jr. committed to Tennessee, choosing the Volunteers over Kansas as the team's fifth transfer portal addition this offseason.
The 6-foot-3, 180-pound guard averaged 15.0 points, 2.8 assists, and 2.7 rebounds as a sophomore last season, ranking 18th among portal prospects. His improved 37% three-point shooting demonstrated significant offensive potential.
After visiting both Tennessee and Kansas last week, Hill finalized his decision. Fans on campus accelerated the process by painting "The Rock" with the message, "Come home Terrence."
Hill cited coaching staff belief as key motivation. "Just having that opportunity of me being that starting point guard in the SEC," he told GoVols247, emphasizing his goal to reach the next level.
Alongside transfers Tyler Lundblade, Dai Dai Ames, Miles Rubin, and Jalen Haralson, Hill strengthens Tennessee's roster reload. The Vols also signed high school prospect Chris Washington Jr. to deepen their bench.

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