2024 Transfer Portal

[tower912]

The Wisconsin way.

[Tyler COLEk]

Never said that using the portal is a virtue, and not using the portal is a shortcoming.  Just taking issue with the implication that not using the portal, or having no transfers in or out this season, is something to crow about.  Shaka's job is the same as every other coach:  Put together the best roster you can.  If the best roster he can put together is by keeping all of his players and not bringing in transfers, then that's good.  If you have a chance to add talent to the roster via the portal and you choose not to, you better be correct about what you have.

Virtue signaling on Shaka not using the portal is pointless.  The proof will be in the pudding, one way or the other.

1). If you don't see the value in Shaka's approach, you don't know ball. Of course no one approach guarantees a high quality roster, no need to state the obvious.

2). Using the phrase "virtue signaling" is the ultimate virtue signal.

[tower912]

I understand the Nutty argument.  I am neutral on the portal.   It is the system that currently exists. When MU has a number of players enter the portal, I expect they will be be replaced by players from the portal.     
   Until that time, I will enjoy watching the retention and development philosophy.

[Its DJOver]

https://twitter.com/JonRothstein/status/1786424988662149603?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

Max Shulga to Nova.  One of the better shooters in the portal, Neptune still has a ways to go.

[tower912]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/vcu-transfer-max-shulga-gives-villanova-playmaking-and-shooting-as-its-roster-continues-to-take-shape/ar-AA1o6b5I

Nova still has a bunch of roster spots open, contingent upon what Dixon and Armstrong decide.      Lucky them.