I feel zero panic, hoping we can upgrade because at the end of the day last year we finished 5th.
Agreed. Of course my text messages tell me otherwise in terms of some panic
would be better if they sign someone who still is alive!Please sign somebody. Anybody.
Right now I'd be excited if we signed Ralph Cramden and Ed Norton.
I'm with you. I get the "let's not rush" argument, but let's face it, we ain't signing 7 players on the last day of the signing period. I don't know when the deadline is, but I think it is sometime in mid-May. So why not land one player a week until mid-May and finish with a flourish of 3 in the last few days?Please sign somebody. Anybody.
Right now I'd be excited if we signed Ralph Cramden and Ed Norton.
Could you imagine Ed Norton’s free throw routine…it would be an immediate classic.Please sign somebody. Anybody.
Right now I'd be excited if we signed Ralph Cramden and Ed Norton.
Now THAT is a funny picture!
At first glance, I tend to agree with you. But UNCW was a really good team last year. Maybe they just needed him to be a role player and not a scorer.
Yes taking an unofficial tomorrow.
garnetandcocky.com
Wow, the schools they are trying to transfer out of don’t take them back? That’s pretty crazy. 43% is a lot." The portal hasn’t been a consistently good thing for the players, either. According to a study performed by The Athletic, over 60% of players who transferred to a “Power-6” program saw their minutes decline with their new team and even more saw their scoring drop. A concerningly high number of players who enter the portal never play again, as well. About 43% of transfer portal entrants after the 2021-2022 season did not make it onto a roster for the 2022-2023 season.
Figuring out the perfect solution to these problems won’t be easy, but NCAA basketball fans know one thing: the status quo isn’t working. "
NCAA Basketball: Shocking transfer portal statistics by conference
The transfer portal has drastically changed college athletics. Combined with NIL, players' newfound ability to leave one program and head to another w...
Seems like an extremely misleading article. Both Miller and Kolek "saw their minutes decline and their scoring drop". How's that working out for them?" The portal hasn’t been a consistently good thing for the players, either. According to a study performed by The Athletic, over 60% of players who transferred to a “Power-6” program saw their minutes decline with their new team and even more saw their scoring drop. A concerningly high number of players who enter the portal never play again, as well. About 43% of transfer portal entrants after the 2021-2022 season did not make it onto a roster for the 2022-2023 season.
Figuring out the perfect solution to these problems won’t be easy, but NCAA basketball fans know one thing: the status quo isn’t working. "
NCAA Basketball: Shocking transfer portal statistics by conference
The transfer portal has drastically changed college athletics. Combined with NIL, players' newfound ability to leave one program and head to another w...
you cite Miller and Kolek, why not cite the other players who left the program last year. Did they end up at P-6 programs? Are they playing in the NBA or professionally elsewhere?
