After 19-point outing, Andrew Carr set to play in final game at Portsmouth Invitational Tournament

This afternoon in Virginia, former Kentucky forward Andrew Carr will play his third game in three days at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.

Suiting up for Portsmouth Sports Club, Carr will lead his squad against Portsmouth Partnership at 5:00 p.m. ET. After an unproductive debut in this event on Thursday, which saw the 6-foot-10 stretch forward finish with just two points (1-7 FG) and five rebounds, he elevated his performance in game two. Carr went for 19 points (8-14 FG; 3-6 3PT), five rebounds, one assist, one steal, and one block in 23 minutes in a tight 82-80 loss to Jani King on Friday night.

In Saturday’s matchup against Portsmouth Partnership, Carr will go up against a familiar face in Tennessee’s Jahmai Mayshack. Also on the other side of the floor are a couple of talented bigs in Oumar Ballo (Indiana) and Great Osobor (Washington). In a fun twist, Carr is teammates with former Louisville guard Chuck Hepburn.

Andrew Carr led his team with 19 points in Friday’s final PIT game. Knocked down 3 of his 6 3-point attempts and made things easy on himself by making good decisions on when to roll or pop out of ball-screens.@apc_andrew pic.twitter.com/xxRg3y9r3l

— Trent Markwith (@TMarkwith14) April 19, 2025

Carr is one of 64 Division I seniors participating in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament (P.I.T.), which was established in 1953 and tips off the NBA Draft process. Representatives from every NBA team will be in attendance at the four-day, 12-game event in hopes of finding the next under-the-radar star. Another big-time outing on Saturday could get Carr on more Big Boards.

During his lone season at Kentucky, Carr averaged 10.3 points and 4.7 rebounds per game, shooting 54.4 percent from the floor and 32.4 percent from three. He was limited by back problems during the midstretch of the season but rounded into form as the season drew to a close, scoring in double figures in five of Kentucky’s final eight games.

Across his five-year college career, Carr totaled 1,647 points (including 117 three-pointers) and 827 rebounds across stops at Delaware, Wake Forest, and Kentucky. He is No. 93 on ESPN’s most recent Top 100 NBA Draft prospect rankings. At this stage, Carr is not likely to hear his name called on draft night, but that’s exactly what these events are for — to build up a player’s stock.

Watch Live via PrepSpin

PrepSpin is broadcasting the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament games all weekend. You can watch Carr’s final game of the event live below.

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