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per ESPN:
UMBC guard Darnell Rogers, believed to be the shortest scholarship player in Division I basketball history, has entered the transfer portal, he told ESPN on Monday.
Rogers, who is 5-foot-2, started all 20 games for UMBC this past season. He played seven games last season before suffering a hamstring injury and then battling leg, abductor and groin injuries. Rogers ultimately took a medical redshirt season, leaving him with potentially two years remaining at his next school due to the NCAA granting every winter sport student-athlete an additional year of eligibility.
He started his career at Florida Gulf Coast before spending a season at New Mexico Junior College and then transferring to UMBC.
	
	
		
			
				
					
						 
					
				
			
			
				
					
						
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			UMBC Retrievers' 5-foot-2 guard Darnell Rogers enters transfer portal
UMBC guard Darnell Rogers, believed to be the shortest scholarship player in Division I basketball history, has entered the transfer portal, he told ESPN on Monday.
Rogers, who is 5-foot-2, started all 20 games for UMBC this past season. He played seven games last season before suffering a hamstring injury and then battling leg, abductor and groin injuries. Rogers ultimately took a medical redshirt season, leaving him with potentially two years remaining at his next school due to the NCAA granting every winter sport student-athlete an additional year of eligibility.
He started his career at Florida Gulf Coast before spending a season at New Mexico Junior College and then transferring to UMBC.
 
					
				UMBC's 5-foot-2 guard Rogers enters portal
UMBC guard Darnell Rogers, believed to be the shortest scholarship player in Division I basketball history, has entered the transfer portal, he told ESPN on Monday.
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