NCAA Tournament 2022
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L J S A
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I assume Mahoney was on him, but we fired him before Holloway made his college choice.SLYFOXX1968 post=465182 said:
Fran was able to get in a bit on Tim Thomas, but ultimately he said we didn't have enough time. Not sure if same situation with Holloway. I know Fran was hired and Holloway committed in April, but not sure of exact dates.
Not sure but you may be thinking of Speedy Claxton who FF tried to steal from his Hofstra commitment. I'll get back on topic by saying what a game between TCU and Arizona to finish the evening off. Arizon'a Ben Mathurin is quite a player.L J S A post=465353 said:
What am amazing finish in the Arizona TCU game. My sons friend and teammate Ben Mathurin hits a 3 to put the game into OT. He then scored 6 of his game total 30 points in OT and Arizona advances to the round of 16. If the entire Bball world did not know who this kid was before the tourney, as Arizona was not eligible last year due to sanctions, hopefully they do now or will very soon. Hoping this success story continues for a few more games.
Luckily for me, TCU got absolutely hosed on that last possession. That is never not a foul.
Amaseinyourface post=464960 said:
It’s still a guards game. Some of the top bigs in the country, Cockburn, Kessler, Tshiebwi all early exits. Interested to see Michigan with Dickinson vs Nova and Gillespie. Maybe that goes the other way, still, give me novas guards.
Enjoyed watching Miami take down Auburn yesterday. Happy for Coaches Jim Larranaga and Chris Caputo, both products of New York City. Looks like the 3rd time was a charm for Charlie Moore. After transferring to Kansas, and then DePaul, he is providing the veteran leadership that Miami needs. Am going to be rooting for them to reach the Final 4.
You mean 4th time? He started at Cal-Berkeley, then to Kansas, then to DePaul and now Miami.
Just to give you an idea of how long Charlie Moore has been in college, he was recruited to Cal and was coached his 1 year at Cal by Cuonzo Martin. The same Cuonzo Martin that was just fired from Missouri. Missouri will have had 3 HC's by the time Moore exhausts all of his eligibility.
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Looks like the 3rd time was a charm for Charlie Moore. After transferring to Kansas, and then DePaul, he is providing the veteran leadership that Miami needs. Am going to be rooting for them to reach the Final 4.
Just to give you an idea of how long Charlie Moore has been in college, he was recruited to Cal and was coached his 1 year at Cal by Cuonzo Martin. The same Cuonzo Martin that was just fired from Missouri. Missouri will have had 3 HC's by the time Moore exhausts all of his eligibility.
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Looks like the 3rd time was a charm for Charlie Moore. After transferring to Kansas, and then DePaul, he is providing the veteran leadership that Miami needs. Am going to be rooting for them to reach the Final 4.
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Moore was also Marcus Lovett's backcourt partner in high school (Lovett was a senior and Moore a junior). This is Moore's fifth year playing and while with redshirt and Covid years that is increasingly not rare, it is his fifth year playing having transferred three times (as pointed out) and never having to sit out a year for transferring.fordham96 post=465438 said:
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Charlie Moore made his college debut the same day that Shamorie Ponds did. (11/11/16)panther2 post=465453 said:
Panther-fair enough I assumed you meant number of schools.
SJU85- He did sit 1 year. Between Cal and Kansas. He got a waiver to DePaul. Then when the new transfer rule came in they gave everyone a blanket waiver for first year of rule if you did it by 7/1 /21 regardless of how many transfers you had prior to rule. Because normally going forward to take advantage of rule it can only be on 1st transfer. So if Moore was transferring this year he couldn't be immediately eligible.
SJU85- He did sit 1 year. Between Cal and Kansas. He got a waiver to DePaul. Then when the new transfer rule came in they gave everyone a blanket waiver for first year of rule if you did it by 7/1 /21 regardless of how many transfers you had prior to rule. Because normally going forward to take advantage of rule it can only be on 1st transfer. So if Moore was transferring this year he couldn't be immediately eligible.
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So Charlie Moore has played in the Pac-12, the Big 12, the Big East and the ACC... I'm assuming no one else has ever done that before, but with the portal you can't say it will never be done again.
RedmanMike post=465481 said:
Jalen Colman-Lands who coincidentally has also played at DePaul and Kansas, additionally spent seasons at Illinois and Iowa state. So Big East, Big Ten, and two Big12 schools.
The two of them might just face off in the elite 8, and perhaps again in the over 30 league I just joined.
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Akingo on Baylor , who was injured Saturday has been to G Town., Arizona and now Baylor . Don’t know if he has eligibility left . If so he could make it to 4 different schools . The Portal has made a mockery of the idea of Student - Athlete . It’s more like free agency in the Pros . But , if you don’t recruit the Portal , your team will be left behind competitively .