Potential Grad Transfers

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With the loss of Brooks, not a real surprise the following are some current juniors that average over 10 pts and 8 rbs. Grad transfer possibilities?

Devonte Cacock F UNCW
James Thompson C. E.Michigan
Jordan Murphy F Minnesota
Quattarius Wilson F McNeese St
Mike Daum f S. Dakota St.
Doral Moore c Wake Forest
Demajeo Wiggins f Bowling Green
Soufiyane Diakite f Bethune Cookman
Drew McDonald C N.Kentucky
Ajdin Penava F Marshal
Javan White C Oral Roberts
 
Here are juniors currently scoring at over 20 pts per game
Chris Clemons g Campbell
Justin Wright Foreman G Hofstra
matt Morgan G Cornell
Fletcher Magee G Wofford
Jon Elmore G marhsall
Garrison Matthews G Lipscomb
Ryan Taylor G Evansville
CJ Burks G Marshall
 
Recruiters known for landing transfers work on this stuff under radar all year long through discreet contacts with advisors, etc.

Rest assured Matt probably has a few in mind. Landing them v a lot of competition is another matter. I sense last year he thought he had a grad big, but kids sometimes go elsewhere or get cold feet. Tricky process.
 
With the loss of Brooks, not a real surprise the following are some current juniors that average over 10 pts and 8 rbs. Grad transfer possibilities?

Devonte Cacock F UNCW
James Thompson C. E.Michigan
Jordan Murphy F Minnesota
Quattarius Wilson F McNeese St
Mike Daum f S. Dakota St.
Doral Moore c Wake Forest
Demajeo Wiggins f Bowling Green
Soufiyane Diakite f Bethune Cookman
Drew McDonald C N.Kentucky
Ajdin Penava F Marshal
Javan White C Oral Roberts
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If Daum doesn't try his luck at the NBA, and goes the grad transfer route, then he's gonna attract some big-time interest.
 
they don't fall into those averages....but Owens and Clarke are probably on people's list....
 
Jordan Murphy would be good also. The is 6’6 240 and averaging 17 and 11
 
Drew McDonald is 6’7 250 and went for 16 and 11 vs Texas A&M who has some big guys down low and is a power conference school. I think they were actually ranked in the top 10 when Northern Kentucky played them
 
With the loss of Brooks, not a real surprise the following are some current juniors that average over 10 pts and 8 rbs. Grad transfer possibilities?

Devonte Cacock F UNCW
James Thompson C. E.Michigan
Jordan Murphy F Minnesota
Quattarius Wilson F McNeese St
Mike Daum f S. Dakota St.
Doral Moore c Wake Forest
Demajeo Wiggins f Bowling Green
Soufiyane Diakite f Bethune Cookman
Drew McDonald C N.Kentucky
Ajdin Penava F Marshal
Javan White C Oral Roberts
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I'd go for the kid from Bethune Cookman. Then we'd have Diakite 1 and Diakite 2.:)
 
With the loss of Brooks, not a real surprise the following are some current juniors that average over 10 pts and 8 rbs. Grad transfer possibilities?

Devonte Cacock F UNCW
James Thompson C. E.Michigan
Jordan Murphy F Minnesota
Quattarius Wilson F McNeese St
Mike Daum f S. Dakota St.
Doral Moore c Wake Forest
Demajeo Wiggins f Bowling Green
Soufiyane Diakite f Bethune Cookman
Drew McDonald C N.Kentucky
Ajdin Penava F Marshal
Javan White C Oral Roberts
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I must have been in a coma not knowing we lost Brooks. Thought the mom was tweeting praises after our recent surge. To whom did we lose him to?
 
Consensus is Brooks, through being coached by Brandon Roy, will head to UW to play for Hopkins. Haven't heard too many players decommitting twice before stepping on the College hardwood
 
I’m watching this kid Drew McDonald now. Northern Kentucky vs Wright St. Kid is 6’7 250 and can shoot the 3. He just hit two in a row.
 
[quote="Mean Gene" post=272638]I’m watching this kid Drew McDonald now. Northern Kentucky vs Wright St. Kid is 6’7 250 and can shoot the 3. He just hit two in a row.[/quote]

This kid isn't even a senior. Why is his name coming up as a grad transfer?
 
[quote="Class of 72" post=272641][quote="Mean Gene" post=272638]I’m watching this kid Drew McDonald now. Northern Kentucky vs Wright St. Kid is 6’7 250 and can shoot the 3. He just hit two in a row.[/quote]

This kid isn't even a senior. Why is his name coming up as a grad transfer?[/quote]

He's also from Cold Spring, Kentucky. He's not leaving there.
 
My understanding of the current transfer rule is that if a player has enough credits to graduate after his junior year, he may transfer to another College if his current college does not offer the graduate program he seeks.

So.... if McDonald on track to graduate after this year he may transfer to another College.
 
Here's the problem with landing a big time grad transfer, we really don't have a starting spot to offer anyone, and there are other schools out there who probably do.

If you attempt to push Owens or Clark to a bench role, then there are two possibilities who could themselves look to go the grad transfer route. It also doesn't make sense that Keita would sit out a year to come off of the bench, so there's another name you might have to pencil into the starting lineup.
 
[quote="Room112" post=272655]Here's the problem with landing a big time grad transfer, we really don't have a starting spot to offer anyone, and there are other schools out there who probably do.

If you attempt to push Owens or Clark to a bench role, then there are two possibilities who could themselves look to go the grad transfer route. It also doesn't make sense that Keita would sit out a year to come off of the bench, so there's another name you might have to pencil into the starting lineup.[/quote]

We need a Karem Kanter type of player. He transferred to X this season and doesn't really start for them but puts up solid numbers and helps them win games. Gotta give gredit to Chris Mack and staff for the find.
 
[quote="Room112" post=272655]

If you attempt to push Owens or Clark to a bench role, then there are two possibilities who could themselves look to go the grad transfer route. It also doesn't make sense that Keita would sit out a year to come off of the bench, so there's another name you might have to pencil into the starting lineup.[/quote]

Who is Keita beating out, though? I think he realizes he's not starting unless something dramatic happens. If he plays well, he's a two-year starter after that.
 
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