Tre-Vaughn Minott, Portland State’s defensive standout and Big Sky champion, is heading overseas to sign with Sweden’s Köping Stars — making him the second former Viking on the roster. After earning his second straight Defensive Player of the Year award and leading the Vikings to their first conference title in 18 years, Minott leaves PSU ranked among the program’s all-time greats. Now back on the court for his second pro stint, he’ll join teammate Jaylin Henderson in Europe as the Stars kick off their season against BC Luleå — a matchup Portland fans won’t want to miss.

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Portland State’s men’s basketball team just unveiled a historic 32-game schedule for the 2026-27 season—the longest in program history. With a loaded Big Sky slate now including Southern Utah and Utah Tech, every team plays each other twice. The conference season kicks off early with home games against Eastern Washington and Idaho, followed by a grueling non-conference stretch that includes road trips to Seattle, Colorado State, San Francisco, and Saint Mary’s—and a showdown with Oregon in Eugene. The Vikings face a brutal January road stretch against Montana State and Montana before returning home for key matchups. They’ll close strong at home, facing Southern Utah and Utah Tech, and head into the Big Sky Tournament March 5th under a new format with an extra play-in game.

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Jaylin Henderson, the explosive guard who led Portland State to their first Big Sky title in 18 years, is heading overseas to Sweden—signing with the Köping Stars. Averaging 18 points, 4 rebounds, nearly 6 assists, and 1.6 steals per game, he was a scoring and playmaking force, even drawing NBA interest from the Cavs and Jazz. Now, he’ll chase new heights in the Swedish Basketball League, reuniting with a former Louisiana Tech teammate, and kick off his pro career against BC Luleå on September 24. His journey—from championship leader to European pro—is a testament to hard work and the global reach of basketball talent.

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