so as can see ... Bigelow will be almost as good as TJ.
Quinn and Roche substantially better.
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Quinn and Roche substantially better.
And here's what I've got showing their trends from their final year at their old schools to their first years at Richmond. Keep in mind that different guys were in different situations...some came right to play as grad transfers, some were undergrads who had to sit a year, etc.
Francis (Wagner): 515 -> 442
Quinn (Lafayette): 427
Roche (Citadel): 355
Cline (Niagara): 262 -> 413
Bigelow (Wofford): 243
Crabtree (Tulane): 212 -> 19 (only played 4 games due to injuries)
Yates (Yale): 157 -> 126
Madrid-Andrews (Chicago State): 110 -> 4
Wood (Virginia Tech): 104 -> 259
Abakah (Northeastern): 49 -> 9
Francis (Wagner): 515 -> 442
Quinn (Lafayette): 427
Roche (Citadel): 355
Cline (Niagara): 262 -> 413
Bigelow (Wofford): 243
Crabtree (Tulane): 212 -> 19 (only played 4 games due to injuries)
Yates (Yale): 157 -> 126
Madrid-Andrews (Chicago State): 110 -> 4
Wood (Virginia Tech): 104 -> 259
Abakah (Northeastern): 49 -> 9
I would love to hear the JMA backstory. Like what in the hell was that situation? A transfer from the worst Division I program who wasn't any good to begin with, and then he put up 4 points for us all season. We would have been better just leaving the spot vacant. That was a complete disaster.
JMA was just a one-year rental, and I think Mooney probably just figured he needed another big body for practice. Things were shaky with Solly, Grant's future was maybe still in limbo when we brought in JMA, Friendshuh wasn't developing, etc., so it was probably just desperation.
Speaking of JMA, he's playing on a Boise team in TBT, and apparently he's tearing it up in Hungary.
It was desperation. Remember our locked & loaded grad transfer that year supposedly was Hans Brase. We didn't have a fallback option after we lost him.
This level of information helps exactly…no one. Thanks John, please get off of Twitter for your vacation.
I’m headed to Paris today…actually considering hitting the ice cream place he posted about.
8legs1dream
Graduate Assistant
Writing from Cherbourg at the moment!
It’s going to be open season on transferring as much as you want with immediate eligibility as long as you meet deadlines once this passes:
www.ncaa.org
It’s going to be open season on transferring as much as you want with immediate eligibility as long as you meet deadlines once this passes:
DI Council endorses Transformation Committee concepts - NCAA.org
The Division I Council on Wednesday endorsed several recommendations intended to better support student-athletes, improve efficiency and timeliness in the infractions
www.ncaa.org
hope u meet up w Rothstein in Europe & tweet a pic it would be the all time liked post on spiderfans
Complete chaos.Zero loyalty.Writing from Cherbourg at the moment!
It’s going to be open season on transferring as much as you want with immediate eligibility as long as you meet deadlines once this passes:
DI Council endorses Transformation Committee concepts - NCAA.org
The Division I Council on Wednesday endorsed several recommendations intended to better support student-athletes, improve efficiency and timeliness in the infractions
I'm ok with the rules leaning in favor of student-athletes.
it certainly can make things more difficult for some schools and coaches. but we've pretty consistently shown that if you treat your athletes well they prefer to stay rather than move.
loyalty should be earned, not forced.
it certainly can make things more difficult for some schools and coaches. but we've pretty consistently shown that if you treat your athletes well they prefer to stay rather than move.
loyalty should be earned, not forced.
That is the dumbest summary of Paris I've ever heard, from a guy who has been there 36 hours. My takeaway on his intelligence remains unchanged.
Good for the players - finally being treated the same as the coaches who make millions as far as freedom of movement.
Good for the players - finally being treated the same as the coaches who make millions as far as freedom of movement.
Yep, mentioned back in April when he transferred I fully expected he would get waiver. but I think u SF and a few others were skeptical of that b/c of the supposed two-time transfer deal. But it's been the trend for a while to give out waivers, and for someone who had a coaching change this was easy to foresee. And I don't think schools are going to take these guys to give up a 2 year ship for 1 year of playing without that expectation either. Personally I'd rather they have rules they stick by but the NCAA seems to have virtually no enforcement capabilities these days anyway.
8legs1dream
Graduate Assistant
Ha. Tho I've seen some for mid majors too. But I'm cynical enough to believe its harder.
It's like when Kentucky broke ncaa rules, it meant Morehead State is going on probation. Duke or UNC does...uh oh watch out NC A&T.
One writers list:
Quinn in at 46:
bustingbrackets.com
Hard to see everything at once with this format, but I believe the highest ranked A10 transfer on this list.
Quinn in at 46:
NCAA Basketball: Top 100 impact transfers for 2022-23 season
There have been around 1,500 different NCAA Basketball this offseason. Which ones are most likely to have a big impact on their new respective program?
Hard to see everything at once with this format, but I believe the highest ranked A10 transfer on this list.
Yep. Others from the A-10:
71. Matt Cross (UMass)
75. David Skogman (Davidson)
82. Dae Dae Grant (Duquesne)
84. Brayon Freeman (Rhode Island)
85. Victor Bailey (Mason)
93. Bryce Golden (Loyola)
Time to revive this thread now that seasons are starting to end...
We're among a long list of teams who have reached out to Wofford grad transfer BJ Mack, a 6'8 F who averaged 16.5 pts and 5.5 rebounds this year. Believe this is the first guy we've contacted so far. Definitely rememeber playing against him and being impressed. Possible reunion with Bigelow?
We're among a long list of teams who have reached out to Wofford grad transfer BJ Mack, a 6'8 F who averaged 16.5 pts and 5.5 rebounds this year. Believe this is the first guy we've contacted so far. Definitely rememeber playing against him and being impressed. Possible reunion with Bigelow?
Mack can certainly play...first team All SoCon this year after second-team last year. Though I do like his 44.8% from deep that he had last year better than his 33.5% this year. Definitely a versatile big, and as is clear, he's going to have no shortage of offers. Obviously gonna need the Bigelow connection to come through to have any chance.
He originally committed to VT, then reopened and went to South Florida for a year, then transferred to Wofford.
He originally committed to VT, then reopened and went to South Florida for a year, then transferred to Wofford.
Guessing LSU or Arkansas , if they really want him can peel off 100 grand NIL payment.
