2023 Portal Transfers

[nyg]

Jordan Riley, Georgetown
Denver Anglin, Georgetown
Dante Bass, Georgetown
(That's four in portal for Georgetown.  Along with seniors Wahab and Mozzone, that's six players gone)

Symir Torrance, Syracuse.  Is he like in 7th year or something?  Seems impossible.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Symir Torrance, Syracuse.  Is he like in 7th year or something?  Seems impossible.

Nope only 4 years.  2 at MU 2 at Cuse. Transferring for his COVID year

[nyg]

Chuck Harris, Butler.  That's five from Butler in portal, along with Bates, Hunter and Thomas using last year, making it eight players gone.  Ugly.

Trae Jackson, Seton Hall

Malcolm Wilson, another Georgetown. 

[wadesworld]

Do you really want your players to return from a horrendous team? Seems like an opportunity for Butler.

[The Equalizer]

Chuck Harris, Butler.  That's five from Butler in portal, along with Bates, Hunter and Thomas using last year, making it eight players gone.  Ugly.

Trae Jackson, Seton Hall

Malcolm Wilson, another Georgetown.

It's not as dire as you make it sound.

Bates has only played 3 full seasons. He can probably get a medical hardship waiver for 2022 when he only appeared in one game. I don't know if the NCAA will give double dips, but he has at least one more year if the NCAA gives him either the COVID year or the medical redshirt, and possibly two more years.

Thomas has appeared in 4 seasons (3 at Georgia State, 1 at Butler), so he still has his COVID year. 

[jfp61]

It's not as dire as you make it sound.

Bates has only played 3 full seasons. He can probably get a medical hardship waiver for 2022 when he only appeared in one game. I don't know if the NCAA will give double dips, but he has at least one more year if the NCAA gives him either the COVID year or the medical redshirt, and possibly two more years.

Thomas has appeared in 4 seasons (3 at Georgia State, 1 at Butler), so he still has his COVID year.

Bates is the only player on that roster a good team would consider.

[nyg]

It's not as dire as you make it sound.

Bates has only played 3 full seasons. He can probably get a medical hardship waiver for 2022 when he only appeared in one game. I don't know if the NCAA will give double dips, but he has at least one more year if the NCAA gives him either the COVID year or the medical redshirt, and possibly two more years.

Thomas has appeared in 4 seasons (3 at Georgia State, 1 at Butler), so he still has his COVID year.

Thanks. From now on, I'll just post who I found with no comments.

Also just concentrate on Big East players or significant players who had some connection to MU.  Too many each day and I believe it is over 300 already, a record for first couple of days.

[The Equalizer]

Nope only 4 years.  2 at MU 2 at Cuse. Transferring for his COVID year

It will be interesting to see if he's eligible immediately.  He's already used his one-time transfer to go from MU to Syracuse.  I'm assuming he's going to try to get a waiver as a grad transfer.

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Transfer/OneTime_Transfer.pdf

Q13: What if the student-athlete transferred previously from another four-year school as an
undergraduate student?
A13: Generally, a student-athlete who has previously transferred from another four-year school
would not be able to use the one-time exception as a postgraduate transfer. However, a
waiver process exists for postgraduate students with a previous transfer history

[bilsu]

I would bet growing up in the suburbs of Syracuse was an even bigger factor.

Since he is from Syracuse, I am assuming he did not want to play for Boeheim.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

It will be interesting to see if he's eligible immediately.  He's already used his one-time transfer to go from MU to Syracuse.  I'm assuming he's going to try to get a waiver as a grad transfer.

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Transfer/OneTime_Transfer.pdf

Q13: What if the student-athlete transferred previously from another four-year school as an
undergraduate student?
A13: Generally, a student-athlete who has previously transferred from another four-year school
would not be able to use the one-time exception as a postgraduate transfer. However, a
waiver process exists for postgraduate students with a previous transfer history

I read that as grad transfers (assuming they meet the requirements) are still immediately eligible regardless of them already using a one-time exception transfer

[nyg]

Jamison Battle, Minnesota
Ta'Lon Cooper, Minnesota

Skyy Clark commits to Louisville

[mugrad_89]

Jamison Battle, Minnesota
Ta'Lon Cooper, Minnesota

Skyy Clark commits to Louisville

Dawson's gonna be playing 1 on 5 next year. 

[Juan Anderson's Mixtape]

Dawson's gonna be playing 1 on 5 next year.

Always was.

[panda]

Dawson's gonna be playing 1 on 5 next year.

Dawson is on the four school in four year track too. Minnesota is a graveyard

[lawdog77]

Dawson Garcia to St Thomas?

[mugrad_89]

Dawson is on the four school in four year track too. Minnesota is a graveyard

I'm starting to feel bad for the kid.  Yes he left, but this wasn't a Joey situation.

[JWags85]

Since he is from Syracuse, I am assuming he did not want to play for Boeheim.

That's sort of what I meant.  Cuse kid wanted to play at home but didn't want to play for Boeheim.  Now he can.

[nyg]

Jaden Henley, Minnesota enters portal and immediately commits to Depaul.

[Goatherder]

I suspect the NCAA didn't want a situation where coaches were free to accept new jobs during the tournament but players were still frozen out. But I agree that it would be better if schools were prohibited from hiring new coaches and recruiting transfers during at least the first two weeks of the tournament.

That makes sense for teams that are still playing.  For the ones that are already waiting for next year, looking for a coach now makes sense.  If that coach is from somewhere that is not in the tournament or is outside college basketball or something, they are not interfering with anything.  If the team is still in the tournament, there is probably back channel conversation going on anyway and they can be out the door the day after their team is eliminated, as we all know. 

[Uncle Rico]

https://twitter.com/jeffborzello/status/1637927015583039488?s=46&t=QSiaGcOIKZrrpw0ciZkI5Q

This one is going to Madison

[Dish]

https://twitter.com/jeffborzello/status/1637927015583039488?s=46&t=QSiaGcOIKZrrpw0ciZkI5Q

This one is going to Madison

Yeah, you're probably right. I couldn't find this thread initially, and just posted on the recruiting thread that I don't think he'd get enough shots at MU for his liking, but if he wanted to talk, I'd at least listen.

[nyg]

Nobel Days, Tulane (former MU target from Milwaukee)

Jared Bynum, Providence

[GB Warrior]

Whats Bryce Hopkins up to

[jfp61]

https://twitter.com/jeffborzello/status/1637927015583039488?s=46&t=QSiaGcOIKZrrpw0ciZkI5Q

This one is going to Madison

Not necessarily. Wanted a mid to smaller school last year.

[ChitownSpaceForRent]

Whats Bryce Hopkins up to

Sitting out a year.

Though I guess a change in coach would be the exception to the rule?