19-20 Transfers

[quote="Moose" post=385489]I'd say pass if he's a sit out transfer.
If he tries to get immeidate eligibility that 3% worries me. Then again it might fit in perfect with us.[/quote]

4-19 from 3 against UNC, South Carolina, and Va.Tech.
 
Morris Udeze is returning to Wichita State next season, per his Twitter page.

Was initially planning on transferring.
Rothstein
 
VCU big man Marcus Santos-Silva announces on Instagram he plans to transfer. Tough loss for the Rams. Productive inside player, averaged 12.8 points and 8.9 rebounds and shot 56.9% from the field.
Borzello
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=385559]VCU big man Marcus Santos-Silva announces on Instagram he plans to transfer. Tough loss for the Rams. Productive inside player, averaged 12.8 points and 8.9 rebounds and shot 56.9% from the field.
Borzello[/quote]

HELLO!

Wonder if he knows LJ?
 
[quote="Moose" post=385568][quote="Paultzman" post=385559]VCU big man Marcus Santos-Silva announces on Instagram he plans to transfer. Tough loss for the Rams. Productive inside player, averaged 12.8 points and 8.9 rebounds and shot 56.9% from the field.
Borzello[/quote]

HELLO!

Wonder if he knows LJ?[/quote]

Goodie has him as a Grad Transfer which makes him even more intriguing even though it appears he was only there for 3 years.

My guess is L$U and Will Wade (his old coach) is probably ringing him as we speak.

https://watchstadium.com/top-20-college-basketball-transfers-who-can-play-in-2020-21-03-24-2020/
 
Per Jeff Borzello

Monmouth guard Ray Salnave is expected to graduate and transfer, sources told ESPN. Second-team All-MAAC, averaged 14.5 points, 3.2 assists and shot 36.4% from 3.
 
Would think Rutherford's experience would help us with Salnave if we had a need. Led team in steals and shot 85% from the foul line.
 
Monmouth graduate transfer Ray Salnave has heard from DePaul, Marquette, Iowa State, Creighton, App State, Hofstra, UNCC, UC Riverside, amongst others, he told @Stockrisers.
 
Arizona State, Georgia, UCONN, Siena, Miami, Illinois, Seton Hall, Washington State and Virginia Tech have reached out to VCU transfer @Marcus7345

The 6-foot-7 junior Averaged 12.8 ppg and 8.9 rpg. Was top 10 in EYBL for rebounding.

Zags
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=385713]Arizona State, Georgia, UCONN, Siena, Miami, Illinois, Seton Hall, Washington State and Virginia Tech have reached out to VCU transfer @Marcus7345

The 6-foot-7 junior Averaged 12.8 ppg and 8.9 rpg. Was top 10 in EYBL for rebounding.

Zags[/quote]

Seton Hall? You don't say!

Did corn on the cob teach Willard a thing or two about transfers?
 
Ha. Despite some recent success on the court, I don't think Willard is finding recruiting at the HS/prep level as easy as he thought it might be. Part of that is 1 NCAA win in 10 years, I'm sure, part of it is not having any players in the league, and part of it is simply being at Seton Hall.

In particularly, I think he views this year as a giant missed opportunity - a team that had a legit chance to make a deep run in the dance because everything broke right for them, which Willard could then parlay into another coaching opportunity. So he's trying to load up on transfers to replenish the departing firepower quicker than usual.
 
DePaul quickly snags the commitment of Lincoln Memorial (DII) transfer Courvoisier McCauley, he told @Stockrisers. Just days into the portal, Dave Leitao and staff land a major scorer.
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=385760]DePaul quickly snags the commitment of Lincoln Memorial (DII) transfer Courvoisier McCauley, he told @Stockrisers. Just days into the portal, Dave Leitao and staff land a major scorer.[/quote]

What a first name
 
[quote="Rob" post=385758]Ha. Despite some recent success on the court, I don't think Willard is finding recruiting at the HS/prep level as easy as he thought it might be. Part of that is 1 NCAA win in 10 years, I'm sure, part of it is not having any players in the league, and part of it is simply being at Seton Hall.

In particularly, I think he views this year as a giant missed opportunity - a team that had a legit chance to make a deep run in the dance because everything broke right for them, which Willard could then parlay into another coaching opportunity. So he's trying to load up on transfers to replenish the departing firepower quicker than usual.[/quote]

Not sure I understand the logic. Are you suggesting that if Seton Hall made a deep run this year, Willard would have sought to replenish the departing firepower at a slower pace?
 
[quote="Moose" post=385761][quote="Paultzman" post=385760]DePaul quickly snags the commitment of Lincoln Memorial (DII) transfer Courvoisier McCauley, he told @Stockrisers. Just days into the portal, Dave Leitao and staff land a major scorer.[/quote]

What a first name[/quote]
May relate to night he was conceived
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=385760]DePaul quickly snags the commitment of Lincoln Memorial (DII) transfer Courvoisier McCauley, he told @Stockrisers. Just days into the portal, Dave Leitao and staff land a major scorer.[/quote]

Really ! Go figure
 
[quote="Boo Harvey" post=385762][quote="Rob" post=385758]Ha. Despite some recent success on the court, I don't think Willard is finding recruiting at the HS/prep level as easy as he thought it might be. Part of that is 1 NCAA win in 10 years, I'm sure, part of it is not having any players in the league, and part of it is simply being at Seton Hall.

In particularly, I think he views this year as a giant missed opportunity - a team that had a legit chance to make a deep run in the dance because everything broke right for them, which Willard could then parlay into another coaching opportunity. So he's trying to load up on transfers to replenish the departing firepower quicker than usual.[/quote]

Not sure I understand the logic. Are you suggesting that if Seton Hall made a deep run this year, Willard would have sought to replenish the departing firepower at a slower pace?[/quote]

No. I'm suggesting that if the Hall made a deep run, Willard would have likely gotten the type of offer from a Power 5 conference that he would have left for and likely wants. This is a guy who almost left for both Holy Cross and USF at different points during his tenure. He used Va Tech opening last year to leverage an increased payday, but he was never leaving for there because on balance the Hall where he currently has them (with the enhanced job security) is a better option than Va Tech. This year was a missed opportunity for his career prospects, and I think he wants capitalize with a good year next season while he remains a semi-hot candidate.
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=385763][quote="Moose" post=385761][quote="Paultzman" post=385760]DePaul quickly snags the commitment of Lincoln Memorial (DII) transfer Courvoisier McCauley, he told @Stockrisers. Just days into the portal, Dave Leitao and staff land a major scorer.[/quote]

What a first name[/quote]
May relate to night he was conceived[/quote]

Maybe his parents are big fans of the Tim Meadow’ “Ladies Man” favorite drink which of course goes right in line with your comment.
 
Nice to see;

Purdue transfer Matt Haarms has chosen BYU over Kentucky and Texas Tech.
 
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Borzello

VCU transfer Marcus Santos-Silva is down to Georgia, Maryland, Ole Miss, Texas Tech, Penn State, Arizona State. Working to be eligible immediately.
 
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