Transfer portal

[brewcity77]

you know this how?

He's literate?

[Newsdreams]

He may be training for the draft to go through the process but keeping his options open to return to college. I wouldn't read too much into that photo (why are you on a college kid's social media page anyway).

Creepy Chicos take?

[muguru]

Now this one is definitely a take for me...

Corey Evans
@coreyevans_10
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Wake Forest guard Chaundee Brown will transfer, a source tells @RivalsPortal

[brewcity77]

Now this one is definitely a take for me...

Corey Evans
@coreyevans_10
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Wake Forest guard Chaundee Brown will transfer, a source tells @RivalsPortal

Agreed, that's a call I would make. Not as spectacular as some of the names that have come and gone, but proven at the high major level.

[muguru]

Agreed, that's a call I would make. Not as spectacular as some of the names that have come and gone, but proven at the high major level.

Absolutely 12.1 PPG and 6.5 rebounds per game 108.9 O-Rating

[Tha Hound]

Now this one is definitely a take for me...

Corey Evans
@coreyevans_10
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Wake Forest guard Chaundee Brown will transfer, a source tells @RivalsPortal

Very solid player

[MU82]

A couple stories on CBB transfers today in the New Haven Register.

Thanks for posting that MUFIC. I liked reading what the coaches had to say, even some of the stuff I disagreed with.

The idea that WSU having seven transfers just being the "portal" as the problem and absolving Marshall of blame himself is ridiculous. That doesn't happen unless there's a bigger, systemic problem.

Thought the exact same thing myself, brewski.

Being a college basketball coach and dealing with this crap daily would be infuriating.

Nobody is holding a gun to any coach's head,JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ. Each is free to leave his multimillion-dollar job any time he wants.

And lots of them do leave ... for even more millions. And they never have to sit out a year.

[muguru]

Very solid player

Chaundee Brown is leaving Wake Forest's basketball team to enter the NBA draft process and, if he maintains his eligibility and returns to college, he plans to enter the transfer portal and play his final season elsewhere, a source said Wednesday.

Brown, a rising senior, is expected to make his announcement on entering the draft process — whatever that may look like amid the COVID-19 outbreak — later this week.

Last week, Coach Danny Manning told the Journal that he would encourage juniors Olivier Sarr and Brown to enter the NBA draft process and seek feedback from teams.

Brown is poised to become the fifth player in the last four years to leave Wake Forest before his senior season, along with Dinos Mitoglou, Bryant Crawford, Doral Moore and Keyshawn Woods. 

The 6-5, 220-pound Brown is the third player to leave Wake Forest since the end of the season. Previously, sophomore guards Sharone Wright Jr. and Michael Wynn entered the transfer portal.

Wake Forest has added one graduate transfer, Ian DuBose from Houston Baptist. With Brown's departure, the Deacons will have two open scholarships to fill.

Brown's junior season was up and down, due partly to injuries. He missed practicing last summer because of knee surgery. In November, Brown suffered an ankle injury in practice and missed one game, and then appeared hobbled in the following five games — during which his scoring average dipped from 15.8 points to 11.0.

Then in the Deacons' first game of January, a win at Pittsburgh, Brown suffered a torn calf muscle that caused him to miss the next seven games.

Highlighting the last 11 games in Brown's season was a 24-point, nine-rebound performance in the Deacons' double overtime win over Duke. That was his fifth and final 20-point game of the season.

Brown was third on the Deacons in scoring each of the last two seasons, averaging 11.9 and 12.1 points per game last season and this past season, respectively. He started 74 of 84 career games for Wake Forest. The most recent season was the first when he missed multiple games because of injuries.

The Orlando, Fla., native averaged 7.6 points and 3.0 rebounds per game as a freshman and took strides as a rebounder in the past two seasons. In his sophomore season, Brown averaged 5 rebounds. In the most recent season that number went to 6.5.

[WarriorPride68]

Absolutely 12.1 PPG and 6.5 rebounds per game 108.9 O-Rating

Marquette would jump from 78 to 53.

for example; Justin turner would have bumped MU to 56. So this would be a big value player on the market

[muguru]

Marquette would jump from 78 to 53.

for example; Justin turner would have bumped MU to 56. So this would be a big value player on the market

He is entering the draft, but I can't see him staying in. This is one MU needs to be on from the beginning and get a commitment from. he had some injuries last year but is a very good player. Had 5 20+ point games last year.

[Tha Hound]

He is entering the draft, but I can't see him staying in. This is one MU needs to be on from the beginning and get a commitment from. he had some injuries last year but is a very good player. Had 5 20+ point games last year.

Hes not projected to be picked in any projections. It's pretty clear he's not an NBA prospect at this point, and that he's just entering "just because" he can. Not worried about that, but am worried that he will be sought after by just about everyone on the market.

[brewcity77]

The question will be if Brown can get immediate eligibility. I haven't seen anything to indicate he's a grad transfer as of yet.

[muguru]

The question will be if Brown can get immediate eligibility. I haven't seen anything to indicate he's a grad transfer as of yet.

Neither have I, that's what I'm trying to figure out

[Billy Hoyle]

He's literate?

I had no idea he was able to get access to all of the necessary documents for a waiver and know what is needed to get a waiver. Pretty impressive.

[brewcity77]

I had no idea he was able to get access to all of the necessary documents for a waiver and know what is needed to get a waiver. Pretty impressive.

Considering the granting of basketball waivers last year, the publicity of Carton's story, and the support he received from Holtmann and the OSU community, he's as close to a slam dunk waiver as you can get. In this climate, the NCAA would not refuse someone like Carton if they transferred closer to home. If he asks for a waiver, he will get it.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Brown would be a solid pickup but unless he graduated in three years (or is granted a waiver) he is a sit one play one. Still would be a solid add for a year

[Mr. Sand-Knit]

Very solid player

Sit one and play one?

[JamilJaeJamailJrJuan]

This just got a whole lot better, fellas.  Enjoy this one.

[brewcity77]

Considering the granting of basketball waivers last year, the publicity of Carton's story, and the support he received from Holtmann and the OSU community, he's as close to a slam dunk waiver as you can get. In this climate, the NCAA would not refuse someone like Carton if they transferred closer to home. If he asks for a waiver, he will get it.

Guessing we're about to find out...

[Tha Hound]

For all the arguments, the stress, the obnoxious off-topic posts, the last 5 minutes have been more than worth it. We landed the undisputed #1 transfer in the country, at the position we need most. Savor this one, boys.

[DoctorV]

Had a weird feeling he would commit before tonight ceremony and they would announce it or bring him on or something

[Mr. Sand-Knit]

Have seen projection of players coming to MU taking them from 78 to .....

What does the Carton commitment do?

[muguru]

Had a weird feeling he would commit before tonight ceremony and they would announce it or bring him on or something

This is exactly what I was thinking Doc after i saw his instagram post about his decision being made...I said, this sets up perfectly for a Banquet and first day of late signing period commit announcement.

[Viper]

For all the arguments, the stress, the obnoxious off-topic posts, the last 5 minutes have been more than worth it. We landed the undisputed #1 transfer in the country, at the position we need most. Savor this one, boys.

bingo!

[WarriorDad]

or media members who have been given access by coaches.

Is that common practice?  How does that work, is it a login and password that is shared by coach to media member?