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Trey Tennyson of A&M CC should be a guy we go after. Exactly what we need, scoring guard who can shoot.
Great name, lame game. Couldn't figure out you just throw it to Tubelis.
NEWS: Arizona's Kerr Kriisa is entering the NCAA transfer portal, he told ESPN. Kriisa, who led the Pac-12 in assists while shooting 37% for 3, will be one of the most coveted players in the transfer market this spring. pic.twitter.com/92l4guDkxZ
— Jonathan Givony (@DraftExpress) March 22, 2023
MTSU transfer Teafale Lenard recently had a Zoom meeting with Texas A&M, he tells @On3sports.
— Joe Tipton (@TiptonEdits) March 23, 2023
Will have one with Memphis tomorrow. https://t.co/fZoupjRRsT
Temple transfer Zach Hicks tells us he's heard from:
— Hoop Scoop Media™️ (@HoopScoopMedia) March 23, 2023
Syracuse
Texas A&M
St. Johns
Oklahoma
DePaul
VCU
Penn State
Notre Dame
Georgetown
Saint Louis
Colorado State
Towson
UTEP
6' 7" Sophomore that started all 32 games for Temple and averaged 9.6PPG and 5.1RPG
HARD PASS!!! If we are bringing in guys scoring single digits they better be from some school like Kansas that is loaded with talent. Plus this dude can't shoot. We have plenty of guys who can't shoot and can't score.LawHall88 said:MTSU transfer Teafale Lenard recently had a Zoom meeting with Texas A&M, he tells @On3sports.
— Joe Tipton (@TiptonEdits) March 23, 2023
Will have one with Memphis tomorrow. https://t.co/fZoupjRRsT
Not a fan
Well Marc we're looking for our kind of players.
I actually don't even think he is an OKG. Watching highlights and he is talking S to the crowd or bench after every score or dancing after a made bucket. He can dunk though. But man he can't shoot. 19- 82 from three.jja79 said:
Well Marc we're looking for our kind of players.
MarcAg said:I actually don't even think he is an OKG. Watching highlights and he is talking S to the crowd or bench after every score or dancing after a made bucket. He can dunk though. But man he can't shoot. 19- 82 from three.jja79 said:
Well Marc we're looking for our kind of players.
The world needs masons.
But we've got plenty already
My prediction is we will get two guys we didn't hear much about until right before they commit.
Method Man said:
My prediction is we will get two guys we didn't hear much about until right before they commit.
Hopefully it's more than 2 c
and almost every transfer will reportedly be hearing from Texas A&MMethod Man said:
My prediction is we will get two guys we didn't hear much about until right before they commit.
We could lose five and I wouldn't blink but you know…
Seems like he'd fit right inMarcAg said:19- 82 from three.jja79 said:
Well Marc we're looking for our kind of players.
Demarcus Sharp of NW St committed to Austin Peay last night.
Averaged 20 5 and 5 this year, and when he entered the portal it was reported he was contacted by a lot of SEC and P6 schools. Interesting he committed to another mid major so soon.
Averaged 20 5 and 5 this year, and when he entered the portal it was reported he was contacted by a lot of SEC and P6 schools. Interesting he committed to another mid major so soon.
He followed his head coachFairview20 said:
Demarcus Sharp of NW St committed to Austin Peay last night.
Averaged 20 5 and 5 this year, and when he entered the portal it was reported he was contacted by a lot of SEC and P6 schools. Interesting he committed to another mid major so soon.
Am I crazy for wanting Jackson Paveletzke from Wofford?
Wofford transfer & SoCon Freshman Of The Year Jackson Paveletzke has been contacted by the following schools so far:
— Trent Markwith (@TMarkwith14) March 15, 2023
Gonzaga
UVA
Ohio State
Illinois
Penn State
Iowa State
Stanford
Wisconsin
UGA
Clemson
USC
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Nebraska
LSU
Minnesota
Missouri
& more@jacksonpavvv https://t.co/rK2fyiISvu
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With the new restrictions on transfer waivers, teams better be very confident a freshman transfer will work out or they will be stuck with a dead spot in the payee for three years. That's why getting junior or senior transfers is less risky.
I don't think anybody is getting "stuck" with anybody they don't want.Hop said:
With the new restrictions on transfer waivers, teams better be very confident a freshman transfer will work out or they will be stuck with a dead spot in the payee for three years. That's why getting junior or senior transfers is less risky.
No. No you are notMcInnis 03 said:
Am I crazy for wanting Jackson Paveletzke from Wofford?Wofford transfer & SoCon Freshman Of The Year Jackson Paveletzke has been contacted by the following schools so far:
— Trent Markwith (@TMarkwith14) March 15, 2023
Gonzaga
UVA
Ohio State
Illinois
Penn State
Iowa State
Stanford
Wisconsin
UGA
Clemson
USC
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Nebraska
LSU
Minnesota
Missouri
& more@jacksonpavvv https://t.co/rK2fyiISvu
Would Buzz entertain signing a Tarleton State transfer?
6'6 sophomore G/F Freddy Hicks went into the portal today. Total stud from Searcy, Arkansas.
Averaged 16.2 ppg and 6 rebounds.
In a CBI tournament loss...
6'6 sophomore G/F Freddy Hicks went into the portal today. Total stud from Searcy, Arkansas.
Averaged 16.2 ppg and 6 rebounds.
In a CBI tournament loss...
Quote:
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Freddy Hicks has played with virtually one hand for months, and he's still been one of the best players on the court night in and night out. On Sunday in Tarleton's game at the College Basketball Invitational, he couldn't be stopped and nearly powered the Texans to victory before the purple and white fell in overtime to Radford 72-70.
Hicks powered the Texans with his first double-double of the season and second 30-point game, recording 30 points (2-2 3PT, 14-16 FT), 11 rebounds and four steals, playing all 45 minutes. His 30 points tied a career-high (against Drake in the Paradise Jam on Nov. 21 this season), his 11 rebounds were a season-high and his most since 11 at UTRGV on March 5, 2021, and his four steals tied a career-high (at Seattle U on Jan. 19 this season).
"Freddy was fantastic, as good as a player could be today," Gillispie said. "What a season he has had. A broken foot to start the summer that cost him a few games at the start of the season and he didn't quit. He broke his hand in the middle of the season and he never let his head get down. He came back extremely strong, culminated by a championship performance. I've never seen anyone like him in my life. I applaud his toughness, determination, disposition and competitive spirit amongst many other things. What a player and what a great young man."
— Freddy Hicks (@FreddyHicks7) March 22, 2023
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MarcAg said:I don't think anybody is getting "stuck" with anybody they don't want.Hop said:
With the new restrictions on transfer waivers, teams better be very confident a freshman transfer will work out or they will be stuck with a dead spot in the payee for three years. That's why getting junior or senior transfers is less risky.
First, we have to assume the NCAA will actually enforce the rule. If they do, coaches are going to get a lot more blow back on the practice of culling players
They previously didn't get blow back because the players want to leave and go to where they can get playing time is so they've never complained about being pushed out the door.
But now, if they get pushed out AND they have to sit a year, there will be a lot of players, mentors, and high school coaches who won't be happy if a college coach is notorious for screwing over kids that now have to sit.
Maybe you are right and it won't affect the top coaches, but re calculus has changed if you go back to forcing kids to sit out a year and you still have college coaches treating their roster like you play a game of poker, there could be consequences if a coach gets a bad reputation of screwing over kids.
This free transfer is like 2 years old. Players have been getting pushed out long before that existed when they had to sit out a year. And also players willingly transferred knowing they would have to sit out all the time for years and years. So I don't really see much changing. Now at least they get one time where they don't have to sit out. But players will still get pushed out and have to sit out and players will still decide to transfer even if they have to sit out. It's obviously not going to be as much as the free transfers, but it's probably going to happen about the same as it did for the 20 years prior to the free transfer.Hop said:MarcAg said:I don't think anybody is getting "stuck" with anybody they don't want.Hop said:
With the new restrictions on transfer waivers, teams better be very confident a freshman transfer will work out or they will be stuck with a dead spot in the payee for three years. That's why getting junior or senior transfers is less risky.
First, we have to assume the NCAA will actually enforce the rule. If they do, coaches are going to get a lot more blow back on the practice of culling players
They previously didn't get blow back because the players want to leave and go to where they can get playing time is so they've never complained about being pushed out the door.
But now, if they get pushed out AND they have to sit a year, there will be a lot of players, mentors, and high school coaches who won't be happy if a college coach is notorious for screwing over kids that now have to sit.
Maybe you are right and it won't affect the top coaches, but re calculus has changed if you go back to forcing kids to sit out a year and you still have college coaches treating their roster like you play a game of poker, there could be consequences if a coach gets a bad reputation of screwing over kids.
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MarcAg said:This free transfer is like 2 years old. Players have been getting pushed out long before that existed when they had to sit out a year. And also players willingly transferred knowing they would have to sit out all the time for years and years. So I don't really see much changing. Now at least they get one time where they don't have to sit out. But players will still get pushed out and have to sit out and players will still decide to transfer even if they have to sit out. It's obviously not going to be as much as the free transfers, but it's probably going to happen about the same as it did for the 20 years prior to the free transfer.Hop said:MarcAg said:I don't think anybody is getting "stuck" with anybody they don't want.Hop said:
With the new restrictions on transfer waivers, teams better be very confident a freshman transfer will work out or they will be stuck with a dead spot in the payee for three years. That's why getting junior or senior transfers is less risky.
First, we have to assume the NCAA will actually enforce the rule. If they do, coaches are going to get a lot more blow back on the practice of culling players
They previously didn't get blow back because the players want to leave and go to where they can get playing time is so they've never complained about being pushed out the door.
But now, if they get pushed out AND they have to sit a year, there will be a lot of players, mentors, and high school coaches who won't be happy if a college coach is notorious for screwing over kids that now have to sit.
Maybe you are right and it won't affect the top coaches, but re calculus has changed if you go back to forcing kids to sit out a year and you still have college coaches treating their roster like you play a game of poker, there could be consequences if a coach gets a bad reputation of screwing over kids.
I don't have any statistical data, just my observation. But over the last two years the turnover in rosters has exploded to where most programs see 6-7 players leave and they bring in 6-7 players. It seems those numbers were much lower prior to the new rules…more like a turnover of 1-2 players that transfer in and transfer out.
I think if these new rules are enforced, those transfer numbers will go back down to 2-3 a year levels. Again, it will force coaches and players to look more seriously at a transfer because there are now negative consequences if a transfer isn't a good fit.
Over the last two years, the process of transferring was so easy and convenient. I think both players and coaches were less worried about fit and transferring became more transactional in nation…"hey, if it doesn't work out, we'll go out separate ways at the end of the season."
But on paper, the new rule makes that more casual transaction more difficult to execute.
Method Man said:
My prediction is we will get two guys we didn't hear much about until right before they commit.
They probably are from Arkansas and never play we don't want a kid who can shoot we want brick layers who look great athletically but do anything else.
Jameer Nelson Jr. - Delaware - Season averages: 20.6 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.6 assists
https://bluehens.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/jameer-nelson-jr-/26575
https://bluehens.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/jameer-nelson-jr-/26575
Arizona State transfer DJ Horne tells TPR that he has received interest from:
— The Portal Report (@ThePortalReport) March 27, 2023
Pitt
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Seton Hall
Arkansas
Iowa State
Texas A&M
Mississippi State
NC State
LSU
Wake Forest
Washington State
San Diego pic.twitter.com/JGAjYym1ho
What did I miss?Hop said:
With the new restrictions on transfer waivers, teams better be very confident a freshman transfer will work out or they will be stuck with a dead spot in the payee for three years. That's why getting junior or senior transfers is less risky.
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Know Your Enemy said:What did I miss?Hop said:
With the new restrictions on transfer waivers, teams better be very confident a freshman transfer will work out or they will be stuck with a dead spot in the payee for three years. That's why getting junior or senior transfers is less risky.
Last week the NCAA announced they were significantly tightening the waiver process on a second transfer. Before now, you could sneeze and get a waiver. They laid out the only reasons they will now allow for a waiver…something about mental health. They took out everything else that had been used to claim a waiver. So they say they will now enforce the rules, and everybody gets one.
Thanks for the info but if "mental health" is their exception then I assume it will still be pretty easy to get a waiver approved.
Kentucky senior Sahvir Wheeler is in the transfer portal.
— PortalUpdates (@portal_updates) March 27, 2023
The 5’9” PG missed the last 10 games of the season due to injury, but averaged 7.7 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 5.6 assists in 21 games. During the 2021-22 season Wheeler averaged 10.1 points, and 6.9 assists.
We aren't bringing him hereLawHall88 said:Kentucky senior Sahvir Wheeler is in the transfer portal.
— PortalUpdates (@portal_updates) March 27, 2023
The 5’9” PG missed the last 10 games of the season due to injury, but averaged 7.7 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 5.6 assists in 21 games. During the 2021-22 season Wheeler averaged 10.1 points, and 6.9 assists.
Oh I know, just thought it was interesting. Guess Kentucky has a recruit coming in who will push Wheeler to the bench if he stays.MarcAg said:We aren't bringing him hereLawHall88 said:Kentucky senior Sahvir Wheeler is in the transfer portal.
— PortalUpdates (@portal_updates) March 27, 2023
The 5’9” PG missed the last 10 games of the season due to injury, but averaged 7.7 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 5.6 assists in 21 games. During the 2021-22 season Wheeler averaged 10.1 points, and 6.9 assists.
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