TCU hooper Olivia Miles drops 1-word reaction as brother, Isaiah Miles, finds new transfer destination

Olivia Miles' brother, Isaiah Miles, is following in his sister's footsteps and transferring from Notre Dame Green Pond to the Phelps School. Olivia, renowned as one of the best passing guards in the latest CBB circuit, left the Fighting Irish to join the TCU Horned Frogs this offseason.

Isaiah, a three-sport athlete, laced up for ND in over 60 matchups. He averaged 14.7 points this season, scoring in double digits 18 times in 16 contests. He touched the 20-point mark six times, with 29 points against Freedom his highest total of the year.

On Sunday, Miles posted a heartfelt thank-you note for Notre Dame and its staff on his Instagram.

"Thank you to my family and teammates and all my coaches at ND for making this possible. Take the chance💙🤍#phelps," the post read.

As fans reacted to the guard's update in the comment section, Olivia Miles also joined in.

"🤍🤍," she wrote.

She also reposted Isaiah's update on her Instagram story, with a one-word reaction.

"YESSIRRR," it read.

Olivia's comment and reaction to her brother's transfer from Notre Dame | via @_oliviamiles_, @isaiah_miles25/ig

Apart from establishing his leadership on the hardwood, Miles also made a mark in football. He was an honorary mention for the Colonial League Star of the Week award (football) last season.

Olivia Miles postponed her WNBA entry this offseason

Instead of preparing for her last season with the Horned Frogs, Olivia Miles could have been dishing dimes in the WNBA this week. The pass-first guard was one of the biggest prospects this season, with many assuming she would be drafted second overall.

However, despite making headlines for the same, Miles withdrew from the draft race and entered the transfer portal, shocking CBB fans. She joined Mark Campbell's TCU, which will miss leading point guard Hailey Van Lith next season.

They mounted a 34-4 overall record last season, while Notre Dame posted a 28-6 run. Both teams were at the top of their conference; however, Campbell's team had a better NCAA tournament experience. HVL and Co. marked an Elite 8 appearance and also knocked out Olivia Miles and the Fighting Irish in the Sweet 16.