BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS: Nebraska Guard CJ Wilcher Commits to Texas A&M

Emerging as a significant force in recent basketball seasons, Nebraska guard CJ Wilcher has confirmed that he has chosen to transfer to Texas A&M.

Early Career and Progression

Wilcher, who initiated his collegiate basketball career with Xavier, spent the last three seasons with the Cornhuskers. Over his tenure from Xavier to Nebraska, Wilcher demonstrated an exceptional progression, evolving into one of the most potent sixth men in the 2023-24 Big Ten.

Performance Highlights

The rising star shone brightly during the 2023-24 seasons, earning an average of 7.7 points per match on 45 percent shooting. With a commendable scoreboard, Wilcher’s contributions extended beyond and included 39 percent from 3-point range and a glorious 94 percent from the free-throw line. To his credit, his career recorded 12 double-figure efforts, including a career-best 22-point performance marking an OT victory over No. 6 Wisconsin on Feb. 1.

Transition to Texas A&M

The promising powerhouse recently took to social media, announcing his decision to shift from Cornhuskers to Texas A&M. Venerated for his stirring on-court performances and potential, Wilcher’s commitment brings new energy and high hopes to Texas A&M Aggie basketball.

Fresh Hopes for Texas A&M

Wilcher’s decision to join Texas A&M has sparked fresh expectations and optimism among fans. His transfer is a significant highlight for Texas A&M’s off-season and is considered a critical asset to the upcoming seasons.

Combining Talent and Dedication

A blend of unique talent and unending dedication, Wilcher’s continuous growth and improvement have set the stage for his upcoming journey with the Texas A&M Aggie. As he transitions to his new team, fans and followers look forward to yet another remarkable tale of personal growth and achievement.

Upon announcement of this thrilling news, fans, coaches, and fellow players extend their warm welcome and shared excitement for what they believe is a promising future for Wilcher and Texas A&M Aggie basketball.