2023 Portal Transfers

[mugrad_89]

I'd take CJ Fredrick if he shoots it like he did while he was at Iowa.

Is he in the portal again?

[Jay Bee]

What rule? If you can pay big bucks to retain a player why not to get a player.

The NCAA is very clear on this: "   NIL opportunities may not be used as a recruiting inducement"

[Uncle Rico]

The NCAA is very clear on this: "   NIL opportunities may not be used as a recruiting inducement"

😂😂😂

[BCHoopster]

Is he in the portal again?

Really, he was horrible this year, and another guard, no way

[brewcity77]

The NCAA is very clear on this: "   NIL opportunities may not be used as a recruiting inducement"

The NCAA is also clear on this: "If any party tries to use NIL opportunities as a recruiting inducement, we will close our eyes, stick our fingers in our ears, and sing Yankee Doodle Dandy at the top of our lungs to distract us from reality."

[lawdog77]

The NCAA is very clear on this: "   NIL opportunities may not be used as a recruiting inducement"

I would like to see a player (like Kriisa) sign this NIL deal for $300K+), then decide to go to a different school.

[GoldenEagles03]

Only if Omax leaves, I would assume the kid wants to play, at least get a chance to start then.

Yup.

I'm assuming he's gone until he's not. I'd rather have OMax if given the choice.

[GoldenEagles03]

Hunter Sallis is visiting Nebraska right now.

They are a Tournament team if he commits.

[The Sultan]

Hunter Sallis is visiting Nebraska right now.

They are a Tournament team if he commits.

LOL...cmon....

[Tha Hound]

Given that Omax could come back, and we have decent replacement options for him regardless: I'd like to see Shaka bring in someone in the mold of Kolek/Omax. A kid with multiple years of eligibility, promising freshman year performance, who doesn't need immediately playing time, but could play right off the bat if need be. A 4 or 5 would be ideal, given the glut of guards on the roster. Certainly not a ton of those out there but given Shaka's success with Tyler/Omax I think we could make a solid case.

[GoldenEagles03]

LOL...cmon....

They have a solid returning core and added Rienk Mast and Brice Williams through the portal already. Sallis is a very good basketball player that didn't get much of a scoring opportunity.

Also got a commitment from Janowski for 2024. They've had a great week or so.

[brewcity77]

They have a solid returning core and added Rienk Mast and Brice Williams through the portal already. Sallis is a very good basketball player that didn't get much of a scoring opportunity.

Also got a commitment from Janowski for 2024. They've had a great week or so.

Ehh...maybe. They add a couple mid-major up-transfers and a guard that couldn't get minutes for a Gonzaga team that was desperate for quality guard play. They also lose Walker and Griesel, which are big shoes to fill.

[GoldenEagles03]

Ehh...maybe. They add a couple mid-major up-transfers and a guard that couldn't get minutes for a Gonzaga team that was desperate for quality guard play. They also lose Walker and Griesel, which are big shoes to fill.

Latrell Wrightsell Jr. and Sallis are their targets.  If they get them both they are in line for sure.

[burger]

LOL...cmon....

He didn't say which tournament.

[WhiteTrash]

Professional athletes and student athletes are very different beasts with very different needs. I don't see it ever happening. It's a lose lose for student athletes and universities.

I think the mental gymnastics to differentiate between college athletes and "professional" athletes are significant. College athletes have asserted and demonstrated they are key employees in the generation of material revenue for the schools. They already receive compensations and benefits for their services.

[WhiteTrash]

But professional athletes have always been considered employees.  Student-athletes have not.

I'll "get off your lawn" 

[BallBoy]

Nembhard to Gonzaga.  Wow.

I want to know what happened to the bag of money he was going to get paid to go to Zona.

I think NIL money isn't going to be as big as people think.

[PointWarrior]

The NCAA is very clear on this: "   NIL opportunities may not be used as a recruiting inducement"

How long will these stupid posts continue?

[bilsu]

How long will these stupid posts continue?

As long as MUScoop is around.

[WhiteTrash]

I want to know what happened to the bag of money he was going to get paid to go to Zona.

I think NIL money isn't going to be as big as people think.

And neither is this TV thing.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

I think the mental gymnastics to differentiate between college athletes and "professional" athletes are significant. College athletes have asserted and demonstrated they are key employees in the generation of material revenue for the schools. They already receive compensations and benefits for their services.

One is compensated in cash. The other is compensated in scholarships. I don't know that I would call those mental gymnastics "significant".

[brewcity77]

Latrell Wrightsell Jr. and Sallis are their targets.  If they get them both they are in line for sure.

I would still expect them to be out. The only player that played for a team resembling a high-major is Sallis, who struggled for minutes. It's a bunch of mid-major up-transfers, which sometimes works, but often doesn't. And they lose their most proven players.

I get that Hoiberg has won with transfers, but Chris Allen, Chris Babb, Scott Christopherson, Korie Lucious, Bryce Dejean-Jones, Jameel McKay, those were high-major recruits coming out. He had a lot more of those than the occasional up-transfer, and he was doing it in an era when transfers weren't mined the way they are now. Then, Hoiberg was ahead of the curve, now he's pretty clearly behind it. Not ruling them out, but at this point, they don't have what looks like a tourney roster. Mid-major all-stars, at best. Maybe it works, but his 40-83 record to date would indicate otherwise. They have to prove it before I'll believe.

[GoldenEagles03]

Kadin Shedrick goes from Virginia to Texas.

Relevant for Marquette next season.

[Pakuni]

Nate Oats sure knows how to pick them:

@JournoRyan
JUST IN: Alabama men's basketball transfer Jaykwon Walton was arrested Saturday night after Tuscaloosa Police found him and two others in a vehicle on Reed Street with marijuana and multiple guns.

[GoldenEagles03]

Nate Oats sure knows how to pick them:

@JournoRyan
JUST IN: Alabama men's basketball transfer Jaykwon Walton was arrested Saturday night after Tuscaloosa Police found him and two others in a vehicle on Reed Street with marijuana and multiple guns.

Hahahaha. Good grief.