Former Tarleton State guard Jakoriah Long has signed a professional contract with Remax Evora Andre Resende in Portugal, becoming the third player under coach Bill Brock to go pro. Long, a standout scorer for the Texans, garnered All-WAC Second Team honors and led her team with 49 three-pointers and an average of 11.7 points per game in her final season. She finished her college career as a 1,000-point scorer and broke multiple records during her tenure, marking a significant contribution to the program.

By the Numbers
  • 19 double-figure scoring games in her last season.
  • Averaged 11.7 points per game and made 49 three-pointers.
State of Play
  • Long is joining a team competing in Portugal's top-level women鈥檚 basketball league.
  • Tarleton State's women's basketball program has gained momentum with over 1,000 wins and postseason appearances.
What's Next

With Long鈥檚 transition to professional play, she is expected to make an impact at Remax Evora. The team aims to build on their recent success, competing for national championships while Long looks to further her basketball career in Europe.

Bottom Line

Jakoriah Long's signing not only highlights her personal achievements but also underscores the growing success of the Tarleton State women's basketball program, as more players enter professional leagues.