Anamzing...guy is going into his 8th year in college
Hope he has a few master's degrees or going for his doctorate.
Hope he has a few master's degrees or going for his doctorate.
Transfer Portal
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SJU14
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Following the theo John route
....is that Us? lol
Pretty funny:
Transfer again and play right away? NCAA says no, but coaches are wary of enforcement
If the NCAA doesn’t take a firm stance on transfer rules, "they may as well just close the doors in Indy."theathletic.com
Interesting if he goes to Clemson in the ACC , he could play against Syracuse next season . I don’t know what their schedule is in the ACC but , its possible .
New normal as we know with Jones last year and Wusu next year. Just a couple years ago all of these conferences still banned transferring within your own conference.
Do you think a former poster could put in a good word for us?
He owes us for posting his astute observations only after wins or lengthy vacations.
fat johnnie
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I don't know if St John's has any interest and who their competition would be but this was one that I, as a Razorback fan, hoped would stay due to his perceived upside. He kinda got lost in the shuffle when Musselman signed 3 five star guards in the same class as Ford last year. I definitely would rather see him go to St Johns or somewhere else other than another SEC school. Penny Hardaway's Tigers are just up the road and they have a pretty good NIL game going and I expect the competition to be pretty fierce for this one.
Thanks! And my sarcasm was not meant for you. I had no idea you were also an Arkansas fan.
MugCostanza
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Ian Steere
Wahab to Penn St. Will obviously need a waiver to play immediately which btw this is his 3rd transfer and he got a waiver last year. So if he were to get another waiver he might be the first to use his one time exception and then get 2 waivers....To recap Wahab:
Starts at Georgetown, transfers to Maryland (which he uses his 1 time immediate eligibility), then transfers back to Georgetown and gets a waiver based on the coaching change at Maryland (Mark Turgeon out/Kevin Willard in) now transferring again to PSU where he can no longer use the G-town coaching change as a viable reason for another waiver...
Starts at Georgetown, transfers to Maryland (which he uses his 1 time immediate eligibility), then transfers back to Georgetown and gets a waiver based on the coaching change at Maryland (Mark Turgeon out/Kevin Willard in) now transferring again to PSU where he can no longer use the G-town coaching change as a viable reason for another waiver...
isn't that the case for us with Jenkins / Quinn/ Alleyne / and maybe Noah?
I 'think' we expect / hope these three guys to be Grad Transfers...need a waiver, but a different, less stringent beast.
What do you mean?
2 waivers? Who?
They would all need grad transfer waivers which is pretty pro-forma. But I am not aware of anyone of them already having used both their 1 time transfer exception AND also a waiver and now needing a SECOND waiver...Which one is that?
Wahab is transferring for the 3rd time in 3 years. He used his one time exception and then needed a waiver last year. And will need another waiver this year and he is not even a grad transfer yet...LOL
Noah Notes:
-He has not made a decision yet
-He's going to wait until he takes all of his visits
-Mentioned it's not ideal to go to school in a big city with a big football program.
-All ACC schools have reached out
-Oregon reached out last week. Said the only way he would open up his top 5 is if Coach K comes out of retirement.
It seems to me (not surprisingly) that $ could play a big factor.
-He has not made a decision yet
-He's going to wait until he takes all of his visits
-Mentioned it's not ideal to go to school in a big city with a big football program.
-All ACC schools have reached out
-Oregon reached out last week. Said the only way he would open up his top 5 is if Coach K comes out of retirement.
It seems to me (not surprisingly) that $ could play a big factor.