Belmont senior Tyler Lundblade, who led the Bruins in scoring, was Missouri Valley MVP and has one more year of eligibility, will enter the transfer portal and “evaluate all of his options,” @ProMondo_Sports told @TheFieldof68. The 6-5 Lundblade, one of the top shooters in the country, averaged 15.6 points and shot 41% from 3 this season and 48% from deep a year ago, will obviously have the opportunity to follow his coach Casey Alexander to Kansas State. But expect him to garner huge interest from other high-major programs due to his size, shooting, experience and his ability to expand his game over the past season.