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Forsythe Leaves WVU for Tribe's Starting Role
29 Apr
Summary
- Freshman wing Jayden Forsythe is transferring from West Virginia.
- He announced his move to William & Mary via Instagram.
- Forsythe seeks a larger role and more playing time with the Tribe.

Freshman wing Jayden Forsythe has decided to transfer from West Virginia, announcing his move to William & Mary. The former four-star recruit will be heading to the mid-major program seeking a more substantial role. Forsythe indicated his decision on Instagram with the caption, 'Soon, it will all make sense.'
During his freshman season with the Mountaineers, Forsythe appeared in five games, playing limited minutes primarily in non-conference matchups. He logged time against Lehigh, Pitt, Lafayette, Mercyhurst, and Little Rock, hitting two three-pointers. The move to William & Mary offers him an opportunity for increased playing time and a chance to develop his game further, with three years of eligibility remaining.