Henderson played three full seasons (2018-19, ’19-20, and ’20-21) and appeared in 50 games at Arkansas, starting 6 times and registering career totals of 63 points, 81 rebounds, and 30 blocks in 346 minutes.Īs part of 10th-ranked Arkansas’ ’20-21 campaign that ended on March 29 in the NCAA tournament Elite Eight with a final record of 25-7, Henderson appeared in 18 games and averaged 1.2 points and 1.3 rebounds in 6.1 minutes per outing while shooting a career-best 71.4% from the field. Those two were the last remaining holdovers from the Mike Anderson era as head coach of the Razorbacks. He’s the second Razorback from that 2018 recruiting class to announce that he is transferring from Arkansas as fellow junior Desi Sills did the same last week.

Henderson (6-8 forward / center, Little Rock Parkview) came to Arkansas in 2018 as a national Top 100 / 4-star recruit according to ESPN’s prospect rankings. I am entering my name into the transfer portal and looking forward to where God takes me next.” “I am excited to further my college basketball career. What we accomplished this season won’t be forgotten. Thank you for pushing me everyday to be a better player. Thank you to the fans that packed Bud Walton Arena every game and made the environment amazing for us. I want to express how grateful I am to Coach (Mike) Anderson for recruiting me and to Coach (Eric) Musselman for letting me further my time as a Razorback, and all my apst coaches that got me to this point. “Being able to play for my home state is an experience I will always remember. “Being a Razorback for the past 3 years has been an unbelievable opportunity,” Henderson posted to his Instagram account on Wednesday. LITTLE ROCK - Arkansas junior Ethan Henderson has announced he will enter the transfer portable as he intends to leave the Razorbacks basketball program after three seasons.

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