2017 Transfers
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Ottrando23
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Green Bay's Kerem Kanter will also test the NBA Draft process without an agent before transferring, per a source. - Jon Rothstein
This is the brother of Enes Kanter, OKC Thunder player and former Kentucky commit.
Kerem Kanter
6-10 - 240
11.3 PPG
6.3 RPG
50.7 FG%
Immedietly Eligible if he stays in college.
This is the brother of Enes Kanter, OKC Thunder player and former Kentucky commit.
Kerem Kanter
6-10 - 240
11.3 PPG
6.3 RPG
50.7 FG%
Immedietly Eligible if he stays in college.
This issue was discussed on local radio yesterday and one theory is that, despite coming from Bishop Gorman, he might turn up at Nevada instead of UNLV. Jeter's high school coach is the brother of current Nevada associate head coach, Dave Rice. The other theory is, for academic reasons, he'll head to Stanford or Cal.
JackofVirginia
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It would make sense to go after someone who will start. Let Owens come off the bench thus staying out of foul trouble.
boo haarvey
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boo haarvey
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I think we should get the best player available for our needs and determine our starting lineup next fall after we have a full compliment of players and the staff has sufficient time to evaluate them.
In order to manage my expectations and broaden my knowledge base, I was wondering if someone could answer the following questions regarding the graduate transfer process.
Do graduate transfers sign a letter of intent? If not, is there some kind of binding commitment that is made between the school and the student athlete?
When do the fans hear about such a commitment? Is it after the student athlete graduates from their current undergraduate school in May?
Do graduate transfers schedule visits during April?
Is the competition for graduate transfers is less intense as compared to recruiting high school freshman? Most schools already have used their full compliment of scholarships, or do graduate transfer attend their graduate school as some kind of "walk-on", maybe getting academic scholarships or a fellowship and are thus not counted as a scholarship player?
A graduate transfer would have to consider the following:
Does this school have a scholarship for me?
Does the team need my skills or will I be competing with three other guys for minutes?
Does the coach have the ability to develop me further?
Do I like the coach?
Does the team's style of play fit my game?
Do I like the players on the team?
Does the team offer me an opportunity to "get noticed" by the group he plans to begin his career with?
Do graduate transfers sign a letter of intent? If not, is there some kind of binding commitment that is made between the school and the student athlete?
When do the fans hear about such a commitment? Is it after the student athlete graduates from their current undergraduate school in May?
Do graduate transfers schedule visits during April?
Is the competition for graduate transfers is less intense as compared to recruiting high school freshman? Most schools already have used their full compliment of scholarships, or do graduate transfer attend their graduate school as some kind of "walk-on", maybe getting academic scholarships or a fellowship and are thus not counted as a scholarship player?
A graduate transfer would have to consider the following:
Does this school have a scholarship for me?
Does the team need my skills or will I be competing with three other guys for minutes?
Does the coach have the ability to develop me further?
Do I like the coach?
Does the team's style of play fit my game?
Do I like the players on the team?
Does the team offer me an opportunity to "get noticed" by the group he plans to begin his career with?
