Or small forward to RJ & Scott's PF.I see no reason he can't play power forward.
Or small forward to RJ & Scott's PF.I see no reason he can't play power forward.
He knows the system, plays terrific defense and he played some very crucial minutes during the stretch run. He has no fear.All for runnin it back with GT....
Maybe he was only a verbal commit and never signed.Well not sure how he will be allowed to transfer without penalty.
A couple of things:
1)The Portal Window is obviously closed and
2)GCU announced his signing on 5/28. So he presumably left the Portal at that point. Which means if he wants to transfer he needs to re-enter. But again the Window is closed.
Taylor joins GCU yearning for NCAA tourney trip - Grand Canyon University Athletics
Glenn Taylor Jr. was watching the College Slam Dunk & 3-Point Championship on ESPN in April when his friend took note of the spirited environment and asked wheregculopes.com
Again GCU formely announced his signing. That is why I linked the story on the GCU page which includes quotes from Bryce Drew. You can't publicly comment on a recruit let alone post it to your school website without the player signing scholarship papers.Maybe he was only a verbal commit and never signed.
Oh geez no. We have moved on. We are getting studs in here. Taylor was a disappointment last year. There is a reason we recruited right over him.All for runnin it back with GT....
Why would this be any different than Ledlum last year? He entered the portal picked a school and probably has not started taking any classes (summer school). So he gets released from his LOI and picks another school. As long as he hasn’t started taking classes there, he is not transferring from GCU. So he would not need to re-enter the portal and would still be eligible to play at whatever school he eventually transfer to and starts taking classes. At least that’s how I see it.Again GCU formely announced his signing. That is why I linked the story on the GCU page which includes quotes from Bryce Drew. You can't publicly comment on a recruit let alone post it to your school website without the player signing scholarship papers.
Weird how?Glad Taylor realized what a weird school GCU is.
I believe most fans would disagree with you. I think Taylor's biggest problem was Pitino continually reshuffling the deck in terms of player rotations as he searched for a winning strategy. It's a challenge for a player to play well, get a few starts, and after a non productive game find himself deep on the bench.Oh geez no. We have moved on. We are getting studs in here. Taylor was a disappointment last year. There is a reason we recruited right over him.
No it is not enrolling. It is signing.The enrolling in classes is what locks them in.
Ledlum was a grad transfer, so he left after taking classes since there was no deadline for them
Ledlum was a Grad Transfer. Previous years Grad Transfers could enter Portal any time.Why would this be any different than Ledlum last year? He entered the portal picked a school and probably has not started taking any classes (summer school). So he gets released from his LOI and picks another school. As long as he hasn’t started taking classes there, he is not transferring from GCU. So he would not need to re-enter the portal and would still be eligible to play at whatever school he eventually transfer to and starts taking classes. At least that’s how I see it.
I do not see him as being an option to return here as I stated when this topic came up before. His playing time would not increase so if that was why he left, why would he return?
Perhaps an article by Zach clearing things up?Solid points Fordham.... so what u think the play is with GT?.... will he have to sit? petition for a waiver...?
Remember Riley Kugel transfer from Florida. Committed to Kansas for weeks.
Then on May 8 it was announced he was de-committing from Kansas and opening up. He would land at Miss St.
But notice he never signed scholarship paperwork with Kansas. Zags uses term NLI but NLI is incorrect, NLI is for high school/prep kids.
Transfers simply sign grant-in-aid/scholarship paperwork from the school.
Riley Kugel won't play at Kansas, per reports | Zagsblog
By SAM LANCE Kansas head coach Bill […]www.zagsblog.com
Kugel never signed a National Letter of Intent to Kansas, and since his name was in the portal before it closed on May 1, he will still be eligible to transfer elsewhere and play.