Texans Basketball Signs Versatile Guard Brett Freeman from Virginia Tech
Tarleton State Men's Basketball has added Virginia Tech transfer Brett Freeman to its 2026-27 roster. Freeman, a 6'5" guard from the Bronx, NY, becomes the 15th player on the team and the 11th newcomer. He averaged 24.2 points in high school and holds a school record of 604 points in a season. Coach Eric Haut praised Freeman's versatility and potential, highlighting his capability as a scorer and playmaker. Freeman will begin his collegiate career with the Texans after redshirting at Virginia Tech last season.
By the Numbers- Freeman averaged 24.2 points per game as a senior in high school.
- He holds the high school record with 604 points in one season.
- Freeman is one of ten transfers added to the Texans' roster for the upcoming season.
- Tarleton State recently announced their UAC slate, awaiting details on their complete non-conference schedule.
Freeman will join his teammates for summer workouts as the team prepares for the upcoming season, with formal game schedules to be released shortly.
Bottom LineWith the addition of Brett Freeman, Tarleton State enhances their roster depth, potentially increasing their competitiveness in the upcoming season. His scoring ability and versatility could be significant assets for the Texans.
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