Transfer List

[wadesworld]

Carter. Traci Carter.

Correct the injustice!

Lol.  Guy was basically invisible in a league where Chartouney was a very solid player.  For someone who demands better results I'm not sure charity spots on the team are the way to reach those demands.

[MUfanatic45]

Haanif is visiting Nevada

He has eligibility now?

[Lennys Tap]

Haanif is visiting Nevada

Did his family move?

[Mutaman]

Did his family move?

[Herman Cain]

Former Marquette commit Philip Flory is on the move again. He was supposed to have a big role for Albany this season...but broke his foot again...twice. Only played in six games. Really unfortunate story, he had a lot of promise before the repeated injuries. I hope he can find good health and somehow still gets the opportunity to play ball at the college level.

Was a huge mistake for him to try and come back this year after the injury. I remember reading about it when he said he was going to give it a try and play through the injury. He had a solid initial season at Seton Hall for a walk on, actually played in non junk time and parlayed that into a full scholarship and something potentially good at Albany. Could have sat out this year , healed and  the future would have been bright. My advice at this point for him is to go D2, get a scholarship somewhere , and have fun playing basketball.

[Galway Eagle]

So Haanif and Traci come back, Sacar is still with us. Any chance we can get Heldt and Henry some eligibility for next year and we can see what that class might've looked like?

[Herman Cain]

The link in the opening post is updated as new names emerge by the author

[nyg]

Jaedon Ledee from Ohio State, a former top recruit that MU was sort of in on.  6ft 9, 240.  Thats two big men from OSU that have left, the other kid going to Wisconsin. 

[mileskishnish72]

Tai Strickland transferring from Wisconsin. My favorite part of this is that Wisconsin fans were insisting that 5-star DJ Carton didn't include them in his final 6 because he was scared he couldn't beat Strickland for playing time.

Schedenfreude is not generally becoming, TAMU, but since this involves the Badgers it's perfectly acceptable.

[SaveOD238]

Jaedon Ledee from Ohio State, a former top recruit that MU was sort of in on.  6ft 9, 240.  Thats two big men from OSU that have left, the other kid going to Wisconsin.

This reminds me of Tori McCoy (former top recruit, big, transfer from Ohio St)...is she ever going to suit up for Coach Kieger?

[brewcity77]

This reminds me of Tori McCoy (former top recruit, big, transfer from Ohio St)...is she ever going to suit up for Coach Kieger?

I was thinking yesterday about what a might-have-been this year was for the women's team. It seems like McCoy's career was cut short, Blockton had her injury this year (and never quite got back to last year's BEPOY level), Davenport misses the end of the season, which completely changed their postseason outlook. They had easily a Sweet 16 and maybe even a Final Four team if they have the full roster as expected, but instead they go 1-1 in the tourney and bow out on an incredibly fluky three from A&M.

[SaveOD238]

I was thinking yesterday about what a might-have-been this year was for the women's team. It seems like McCoy's career was cut short, Blockton had her injury this year (and never quite got back to last year's BEPOY level), Davenport misses the end of the season, which completely changed their postseason outlook. They had easily a Sweet 16 and maybe even a Final Four team if they have the full roster as expected, but instead they go 1-1 in the tourney and bow out on an incredibly fluky three from A&M.

Agreed.  The end result for the women is probably MORE disappointing than what happened to the men.  Both crashed out earlier than expected, but the ceiling for the women was WAY higher than the men.  Injuries just killed a promising squad full of seniors.  That was probably the best team in MUWBB history, and should have been a Sweet Sixteen team AT LEAST.

[brewcity77]

Agreed.  The end result for the women is probably MORE disappointing than what happened to the men.  Both crashed out earlier than expected, but the ceiling for the women was WAY higher than the men.  Injuries just killed a promising squad full of seniors.  That was probably the best team in MUWBB history, and should have been a Sweet Sixteen team AT LEAST.

I agree completely. It sucked for the men because the end of the year always sucks, but for the women, it was the end of an era. That was the best graduating class in school history. They'll be okay next year, but nothing like this crew that had 2 of the top-3 all time scorers (and 5 of the top-15), 2 of the top-10 rebounders, & 4 of the top-10 assists leaders.

[GoldenEagle323]

I agree completely. It sucked for the men because the end of the year always sucks, but for the women, it was the end of an era. That was the best graduating class in school history. They'll be okay next year, but nothing like this crew that had 2 of the top-3 all time scorers (and 5 of the top-15), 2 of the top-10 rebounders, & 4 of the top-10 assists leaders.

If markus stays, and the same thing happens next year the men could say the same

[brewcity77]

If markus stays, and the same thing happens next year the men could say the same

Agreed. It's the same reason that 2009 was so disappointing, and frankly Blue's departure in 2013 because it completely changed the potential of the 2014 team. Any time those "what might have been" teams come up short, it's more disappointing than when the team that's returning everyone bows out early because you know they get another kick at the can.

[Dish]

David Jenkins transferring from South Dakota State.

Go. Get. Him.

[KampusFoods]

David Jenkins transferring from South Dakota State.

Go. Get. Him.

Word.

[Nukem2]

David Jenkins transferring from South Dakota State.

Go. Get. Him.

UNLV following TJ?

[Dr. Blackheart]

This reminds me of Tori McCoy (former top recruit, big, transfer from Ohio St)...is she ever going to suit up for Coach Kieger?

She has a life threatening condition and was in need of a transplant, as is public.  Meanwhile, she remains on the roster and MU continues to support her as a student athlete.

[JamilJaeJamailJrJuan]

Marquette mentioned with Louisiana Techs Anthony Duruji and Norte Dames DJ Harvey. Both sit 1 to play 2.

Per Goodman twitter.

[GoldenEagle323]

Marquette mentioned with Louisiana Techs Anthony Duruji and Norte Dames DJ Harvey. Both sit 1 to play 2.

Per Goodman twitter.

Duruji had offers from UCF, VCU, and Dayton
Harvey had offers from Nova, Duke, Texas, Xavier, Arizona, UConn, Alabama, Houston, Louisville, Maryland, Memphis, Tennessee

Sign harvey up ASAP

[Marcus92]

Harvey missed the second half of his freshman season with a knee injury that required surgery. This past season, he shot just 29.9% from beyond the arc and posted an offensive rating of 95.8 per KenPom on a team that tied for last in the ACC (14-19 overall, 3-15 in conference). What's so great about this guy?

[brewcity77]

Duruji had offers from UCF, VCU, and Dayton
Harvey had offers from Nova, Duke, Texas, Xavier, Arizona, UConn, Alabama, Houston, Louisville, Maryland, Memphis, Tennessee

Sign harvey up ASAP

I'd prefer Duruji. Harvey is a low efficiency player on a high efficiency offense. Give me the stretch 4 that was one of the best players on his team over a guy who struggled to get high major minutes on an ACC team that didn't play in the NCAA the last two years. High school offers don't do as much for me as collegiate production.

[Juan Anderson's Mixtape]

Marquette mentioned with Louisiana Techs Anthony Duruji and Norte Dames DJ Harvey. Both sit 1 to play 2.

Per Goodman twitter.

Both are from Maryland.   Similar size, 6-6 and 6-7.  Look like wing forwards.

[nyg]

Both are from Maryland.   Similar size, 6-6 and 6-7.  Look like wing forwards.

Correct.  Harvey was a top 50 recruit from Dematha High School and was close to being a Mcdonalds AA.  Duruji is from Potomac and was not even ranked coming out of high school.