2022 Transfer Portal Megathread

[GoBearcats31]

Michael Durr, a 7-footer from Atlanta, in the portal. Was the back up center at Indiana and didn't play much, but he did average 8.8 and 7.9 as a junior at USF two seasons ago. He wasn't very good at IU, but with one year of eligibility and previous "success" in the AAC, perhaps the staff (and it's connections in the south) would consider.

[Fox19bearcatbounce]

LSU guard Brandon Murray transferring, big bodied guard averaged 10 pts a game, think he was a freshman this year. Former 4 star prospect.

[GoBearcats31]

Plenty of guys continue to hit the portal, but haven't seen a ton of notable names

Sam Griffin, who averaged double figures at Tulsa this season, is in the portal https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...94/sam-griffin

Griffin staying at Tulsa

[Fox19bearcatbounce]

Dontaie Allen would be a great get, he can shoot. Didnt get a whole lot of minutes at kentucky, reminds me a little of johnny juzang..

[GoBearcats31]

https://twitter.com/jeffborzello/status/1507015096949563412
Kentucky sophomore Dontaie Allen announces he’s entering the transfer portal. Averaged 5.4 points in 22 games as a freshman, shot nearly 40% from 3. Appeared in 19 games this season.

Not sure if he's any good. From Falmouth, KY which looks not terribly far from Cincinnati. Former 4-star 2019 recruit. 6'6.

[loshow22]

I have said since the one and done days began, I believe that I would prefer 4-year players that grow, mature, become good players. It is part of being a fan to attach oneself to our Bearcat players and watch them. One and done leave and leave without leaving a mark. The transfer portal just put the one and done on steroids. If you don't play, transfer. It is a lot easier than working hard, improving your game, sticking it out until it is your turn. Enough rambling. A history lesson to the younger guys, Huggs used to get criticized for going the Juco route until he proved it would work. Once proven, other coaches started going after the Jucos. Until there were no more Jucos. Good night all.

I am with you 100% on this.

[bearcatbret]

I have said since the one and done days began, I believe that I would prefer 4-year players that grow, mature, become good players. It is part of being a fan to attach oneself to our Bearcat players and watch them. One and done leave and leave without leaving a mark. The transfer portal just put the one and done on steroids. If you don't play, transfer. It is a lot easier than working hard, improving your game, sticking it out until it is your turn. Enough rambling. A history lesson to the younger guys, Huggs used to get criticized for going the Juco route until he proved it would work. Once proven, other coaches started going after the Jucos. Until there were no more Jucos. Good night all.

[GoBearcats31]

Via @recruitszone:

Trevon Brazile tells me that he has heard from the following schools since entering the transfer portal: Kentucky, Arkansas, Illinois, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Cincy, & more. Freshman (F) from Missouri. Former three-star prospect. Averaged 6.6 PPG & 5.1 RPG this season.

[longtimefan]

The transfer portal and NIL is killing the college game for me. Gone are the days when a guy stays for 4-5 years. Could be, UC fans haven't had a team worth watching since the Mick days. Sad times. I can't keep up with the comings and goings and losing interest. My kids couldn't care less about basketball. Football rules now (and possibly for a long time to come) - sad days.

My concern is that when the courts are done, every player will be a free agent every year, with big deals announced publicly just like in pro sports, but with TV networks and shoe companies deciding where kids will play.

[Bearcat1996]

The transfer portal and NIL is killing the college game for me. Gone are the days when a guy stays for 4-5 years. Could be, UC fans haven't had a team worth watching since the Mick days. Sad times. I can't keep up with the comings and goings and losing interest. My kids couldn't care less about basketball. Football rules now (and possibly for a long time to come) - sad days.

[longtimefan]

https://twitter.com/portal_updates/s...55465874804738
First team All-Ivy league guard Jaelin Llewellyn just put his name into the transfer portal. This past season Llewellyn averaged 15.8 ppg, 4.1 rebounds, and 2.6 assists shooting 45% from the field, and 40% from 3. Former top 100 recruit in the class of 2018.

https://twitter.com/portal_updates/s...35501831290881
Jaelin Llewellyn has heard from: Alabama, Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Stanford, Minnesota, DePaul, Northwestern, Creighton, WKU, Clemson, Cal, WVU, Butler, OSU, UNLV, Georgetown, George Mason, SMU, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Seton Hall, PC, Texas A&M, and Miami

I believe Jaelin was a former Cronin recruit at UC

Has at least one year of eligibility

6'2 guard from Canada

https://www.si.com/college/cincinnati/recruiting/uc-interested-in-transfer-guard-jaelin-llewellyn

[GoBearcats31]

Former 5-star recruit and current Indiana guard Khristian Lander into the transfer portal. Had trouble adjusting last year as a reclassified freshman (should've been a HS senior) and this year was not in the rotation and barely saw playing time down the stretch.

[GoBearcats31]

Alabama transfer and former four-star recruit Alex Tchikou has been in contact with Florida State, Xavier, USC, Washington, Arizona State, Georgetown, Wake Forest, Cincinnati, Cal, Ole Miss, Memphis, UCSB, Tennessee State, Georgia Tech and others, source told @247SportsPortal

6'11, played 5 mins this year after missing his true freshman season with a lower body injury.
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[BorisTheCat]

So.. wants to skip a bunch of steps and go directly to "being the man". I do wish him well but... this does make me think about comments on this board talking about JC guys that come in with a chip willing to scratch and fight for absolutely everything.

[longtimefan]

https://247sports.com/college/basket...yon-185040221/

Saunders:

“The process has been hectic,” he said. “The one thing that's surprising is the names of the schools that have hit me. I didn't really expect some of them to come calling but that's just attributed to my hard work and what I showed this past year. Returning is not what I want to do, I'm looking for something different, a different opportunity.”
...

“I'm looking for more time and a bigger opportunity,” he continued. “I want to feel like a team needs me to win. I want to be out there and be able to maximize my full potential and be the player I know I can be with a bigger role.”

He wants to play more.