Transfers

Obi would have to sit a year, right?
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Yes
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He needs to come up with an excuse why he needs to be eligible immediately. I certainly don't want his guardians in Connecticut to be sick. And at 265 lbs., him saying he felt threatened at Rice is probably not plausible.
 
He's from Nigeria. That would give us a big duo from Nigeria and possibly some great opportunities by email to get $300 million deposited into our bank accounts if we simply provide some personal information and our account numbers.
 
@ECoastBias: Sean Obi was BEAST of a rebounder as a freshman at Rice. Grabbed 30.6% of available defensive rebounds, 2nd best rate in the country.

Said to be intrigued by Robert Morris tape. Hmm
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Is that last part serious?
Don't play games with me, Paultz! You know how much I like transfers.
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Come on, you didn't get that??
 
Obi would have to sit a year, right?
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Yes
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He needs to come up with an excuse why he needs to be eligible immediately. I certainly don't want his guardians in Connecticut to be sick. And at 265 lbs., him saying he felt threatened at Rice is probably not plausible.
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I believe you can now actually rent a sick grandmother for this discreet purpose only.
 
Obi would have to sit a year, right?
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Yes
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He needs to come up with an excuse why he needs to be eligible immediately. I certainly don't want his guardians in Connecticut to be sick. And at 265 lbs., him saying he felt threatened at Rice is probably not plausible.
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I believe you can now actually rent a sick grandmother for this discreet purpose only.
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Mine will be 102 in August and could probably use some extra spending money. She's Scottish, though, so skin tone may make it a hard sell. :lol:
 
Obi would have to sit a year, right?
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Yes
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He needs to come up with an excuse why he needs to be eligible immediately. I certainly don't want his guardians in Connecticut to be sick. And at 265 lbs., him saying he felt threatened at Rice is probably not plausible.
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I haven't read the story and not sure if you're joking but who were those other two major African big men who were granted immediate release and eilgibility because they perceived threats based on race at their original school in the south or in Texas? Can't remember.
 
Obi would have to sit a year, right?
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Yes
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He needs to come up with an excuse why he needs to be eligible immediately. I certainly don't want his guardians in Connecticut to be sick. And at 265 lbs., him saying he felt threatened at Rice is probably not plausible.
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I haven't read the story and not sure if you're joking but who were those other two major African big men who were granted immediate release and eilgibility because they perceived threats based on race at their original school in the south or in Texas? Can't remember.
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I think it was an Iranian Kid (Arsalan Kazemi) who transferred from Rice to Oregon and an African, 7'3" guy (whose name escapes me) who transferred from Rice to USC.
 
@YahooForde: Auburn, Providence among possible landing spots. RT @GoodmanESPN: Kevin Ware told ESPN he will transfer from Louisville.
 
I would take anyone from a championship team if i had the chance. Unless of course you think our team is loaded with talent.
 
Is there any chance we could get Ware from Louisville. We sure have enough openings.
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That was the name that popped out at me. I love how Ware plays and hope Lavin is in contact with him.

Would be a great addition to our team in 2015. I think Lavin will get a solid class with a lot of playing time being available.
 
Is there any chance we could get Ware from Louisville. We sure have enough openings.
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The experts seem to think he's a lock for Auburn. Apparently, Ware was very close to Bruce Pearl and initially signed with Tennessee.
 
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