Pepperdine mens basketball secures key transfer, Will McClendon, a six-foot-three sharpshooter from Sacramento. McClendon, a graduate student guard, brings bounce-back potential after injury-plagued seasons at UCLA and San Jose State. He averaged thirteen points, four rebounds, and two-point-five assists at North Texas before a season-ending injury. McClendons shooting touch and experience could elevate Pepperdines lineup next season.

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Pepperdine mens basketball secures a significant addition to their roster with the transfer guard Jahari Williamson from Kent State. Known for his scoring prowess, Williamson is set to bolster the Waves backcourt. With a proven track record at Valparaiso, Niagara, and Kent State, he brings a wealth of experience and a knack for making shots, ranking second in the Mid-American Conference in three-point shooting. His arrival promises to enhance Pepperdines perimeter game.

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Pepperdine mens basketball secures a promising transfer forward, Petar Majstorovic, for the 2026-27 season. The six-foot-eight junior from Serbia, previously at Long Beach State and Syracuse, brings double-digit scoring, strong rebounding, and a tough work ethic. Majstorovic earned All-Big West honorable mention last season, averaging 14.4 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. His impressive stats and versatile skills make him a valuable addition to the Waves, setting the stage for a competitive season.

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Pepperdines mens basketball team secures a significant addition to their frontcourt with the transfer of redshirt junior forward Anthony Robinson from Xavier. Standing at six foot ten, Robinson brings size and experience to the Waves, having played at Virginia for two years before his stint at Xavier. In his time at Xavier, he averaged 2.3 points and 2.4 rebounds per game, with a notable 30 offensive boards. His high school career was equally impressive, leading his team to the NCISAA four A state title and earning All-ACC Academic Team honors. Robinsons rebounding skills and efficiency could make a significant impact in bigger roles next season, providing depth and immediate contribution for Pepperdine.

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Pepperdine mens basketball secures a promising transfer in Evan Haywood, a six-foot-four guard from Butler. Haywood, a Big East veteran, averaged 7.2 points and 36% from three in his sophomore year. Hes known for his scoring versatility and maturity, earning him a spot as a finalist for Indiana Mr. Basketball in 2024. Haywood is set to join the Waves this summer, aiming to make an immediate impact.

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Pepperdine mens basketball faces Seattle and Pacific this week, aiming to improve their 6-17 record. After a close loss to San Diego, Aaron Clark, Styles Phipps, and Danilo Dozic lead the team with double-digit scoring. Seattles Brayden Maldonado and Will Heimbrodt are key players, while Pacifics Elias Ralph and TJ Wainwright contribute significantly. Seattle has historically dominated Pepperdine, but the Waves have won five of the last six against Pacific. Saturdays home game celebrates Willies Birthday Bash and Junior Waves Day, offering bobbleheads, cotton candy, and halftime cake.

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Pepperdine mens basketball concludes their regular season with two home games, hosting Seattle and Washington State at Firestone Fieldhouse. The Waves, with an 8-21 record and 3-13 in the West Coast Conference, aim to secure a winning record before their move to a new venue next season. Last Saturday, they lost to Oregon State, with Aaron Clark leading the team with 32 points. Clark has been on a scoring spree, averaging nearly 25 points over the past eight games. The Waves have four players averaging double figures in scoring and have shown strong three-point shooting. Against Seattle, Pepperdine faces a challenge, as theyve lost the previous matchup and Seattle leads the series. Washington State, their next opponent, also poses a threat with their strong three-point game. Catch the games and support the Waves as they play their last home games of the season.

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Pepperdine Mens Basketball Falls to Washington State in High-Scoring Game

Pepperdines mens basketball team suffered a 95-79 loss to Washington State on Saturday, with the Cougars season-high sixteen three-pointers proving decisive. Despite a strong second-half comeback, Pepperdine (6-16, 1-8 WCC) couldnt overcome Washington States (9-13, 4-5 WCC) hot shooting. Standouts for Pepperdine included Styles Phipps (25 points), Danilo Dozic (19 points), and Aaron Clark (17 points). Coach Ed Schilling praised the teams resilience and improved shooting, hinting at a promising future for the Waves.

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