Virginia’s Kymora Johnson to reportedly transfer following Amaka Agugua-Hamilton’s firing, alleged investigation

The dominoes are beginning to fall at Virginia. Just days after the team surprisingly fired head coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton, star junior Kymora Johnson will reportedly enter the transfer portal, according to On3.

Johnson, a junior, led Virginia with 19.5 points and 5.9 assists per game last season. Her efforts helped the team upset Georgia and Iowa in the first two rounds of the 2026 NCAA tournament before the team fell to TCU in the Sweet Sixteen.

The news comes shortly after the team fired Agugua-Hamilton. The move came as a surprise initially, especially with the team coming off a shocking run in the tournament. But reports emerged following that firing that Agugua-Hamilton was under and internal investigation due to allegations of staff mistreatment.

It’s unclear whether that reported investigation or Agugua-Hamilton’s firing played a role in Johnson’s decision to reportedly hit the transfer market. Given her ability, Johnson should draw plenty of interest on the market.

This story will be updated.