Former men’s basketball guard Keith Frazier seeking graduate transfer
North Texas senior guard Keith Frazier stands while waiting for teammate Ryan Woolridge to take a free throw. Colin Mitchell
Keith Frazier, the former five-star recruit who joined the North Texas basketball team after transferring from Southern Methodist University, has been granted an extra year of eligibility and will be a graduate transfer, according to CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein.
North Texas' Keith Frazier will be a graduate transfer, per a source. Immediately eligible. Former SMU guard.
— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) September 1, 2017
A source close to the Mean Green basketball team said Baylor reached out to the North Texas compliance office expressing interest in Frazier.
A Baylor source said Frazier is not enrolled in school as of Friday afternoon.
Frazier became the first McDonald’s All-American in program history when he transferred from SMU last year, but he played in just four games upon his arrival. He averaged 8 points per game before missing the remainder of the season due to sore knees, according to former head coach Tony Benford.
A source close to @MeanGreenMBB said Baylor has expressed interest in Keith Frazier. Baylor said Frazier is not enrolled at this time.
— Brady Keane (@BradyKeane) September 1, 2017
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