Weaver's Next Chapter
Chendall Weaver has secured a fifth year of eligibility after a standout three‑season tenure with the Texas Longhorns, but the team will not be able to offer him a scholarship for the upcoming campaign. The decision, driven by limited roster spots, means the guard will finish his college career elsewhere, seeking a program that can accommodate his final year of play.
Weaver departs Austin with career totals of 567 points, 361 rebounds and a suite of personal bests that include 41 assists and 28 steals recorded during the 2025‑2026 season. His contributions helped stabilize a team that showed marked improvement under Coach Sean Miller, who praised the guard’s impact on the program’s momentum.
Miller highlighted Weaver’s role alongside teammates Jordan Pope and Tramon Mark, noting that the trio’s collective effort laid a foundation for future success. The coach’s remarks underscored a broader ambition: Weaver hopes to finish his collegiate journey with a national title at a new school, a goal that has attracted interest from several programs looking for a seasoned guard.
Beyond the statistics, Weaver’s departure signals a transition that could reshape the Longhorns’ backcourt dynamics. While the team will need to fill the void left by his experience, the coaching staff remains confident that the progress made during his tenure will continue to propel the program forward.