2023 NCAA Transfer Portal Megathread

[GoBearcats31]

Is this the JD entered the portal post?

https://twitter.com/Williams_Justin/...6AbN3Al7A&s=19

This was the first post (https://twitter.com/TransferPortal_/...63789555933185), before Justin's. Sometimes reporters scoop portal news. Usually, it's people with access to/who are monitoring the portal that just report who goes in. That seems to be the case here.

[red_n_black_attack]

Current roster spots open:

1 - Jeremiah Davenport, transfer portal
2 - Landers Nolley, if he turns pro

Is this the JD entered the portal post?

https://twitter.com/Williams_Justin/...6AbN3Al7A&s=19

[Rufus]

Yessir I've been saying the same thing. I look for even more development out of big Vik this coming season.

[bearcat1518]

I think it was more fatigue and the effects of the ankle injury more so than fading, especially towards the end of season. I can recall several "bunnies" he missed instead of just dunking and can only assume it was because of the above mentioned situations.

I can also recall several dunks off pic and rolls, and also some acrobatic finesse layups. Excited to think about if he actually got some help in the post to take some pressure off.

[GoBearcats31]

Louisville's leading scorer El Ellis, a 6'3 senior from Durham, North Carolina, heading to the portal.

Ellis played two years of Juco, two years at UL -- including this past season where he averaged 17.7 points per game. He had 13 in Maui versus UC.

[GoBearcats31]

LSU center Shawn Phillips into the portal. The Dayton native was recruited for a while by UC, definitely by JB's staff but maybe even going back to Mick?

1.4 and 2.2 in 20 games as a freshman this past year.

[GoBearcats31]

Current roster spots open:

1 - Jeremiah Davenport, transfer portal
2 - Landers Nolley, if he turns pro

[Rufus]

I think it was more fatigue and the effects of the ankle injury more so than fading, especially towards the end of season. I can recall several "bunnies" he missed instead of just dunking and can only assume it was because of the above mentioned situations.

[Oldtimer_UC_fan]

Vik against ranked opponents this year:

Arizona - 17 pts, 5 Reb, 1 BLK in only 18 minutes
Ohio State - 12/4/2 in only 19 minutes
Xavier - 16/8/2
Houston - 16/6/2 steals
Houston - 15/5/3

That isn't exactly disappearing, is it?

[red_n_black_attack]

Since he transferred once already, would he have to sit out a year?

Yes, unless he meets one of the exemptions

[longtimefan]

Jamille Reynolds is visiting UC tomorrow, per Dushawn London of 247

According to Jamille himself, his final five schools are Cincinnati, Kansas, Mississippi State, South Carolina, and UCF + "Decision will be made soon!!" https://twitter.com/jamillerey4/stat...90880857956363

Jamille actually was at UCF for two seasons before breaking out this past season with 10.1 and 5.4 in 20.0 minutes per game for Temple. He averaged just over a block per game as well, while connecting on over 60% of his field goal attempts.

He is listed at 6'10 and probably has two years of eligibility left.

Since he transferred once already, would he have to sit out a year?

[bearcat1518]

When he is healthy, Lahkin is capable to start for a Big XII roster. He has never maintained that health for an entire season, which is why I don’t consider him a capable starter. Plus, he seems to disappear against more athletic opponents, which will only get worse in the Big XII. He was a quality starter in the AAC but the verdict is still out on whether he can be an effective player against elevated competition. JMHO.

Vik against ranked opponents this year:

Arizona - 17 pts, 5 Reb, 1 BLK in only 18 minutes
Ohio State - 12/4/2 in only 19 minutes
Xavier - 16/8/2
Houston - 16/6/2 steals
Houston - 15/5/3

[London 'Cat]

Totally agree, we have Skillings and then it's wide-open.... Ans Lakhin as others have pointed out.

When he is healthy, Lahkin is capable to start for a Big XII roster. He has never maintained that health for an entire season, which is why I don’t consider him a capable starter. Plus, he seems to disappear against more athletic opponents, which will only get worse in the Big XII. He was a quality starter in the AAC but the verdict is still out on whether he can be an effective player against elevated competition. JMHO.

[Lobot]

Bumping this from the previous page, as it seems pretty newsworthy and it will likely get lost in the roster discussion also taking place in this thread ;-)

The decision date according to the 247 Article is not coming until the end of April.

https://247sports.com/Article/Jamill...tal-207899354/

[GoBearcats31]

Jamille Reynolds is visiting UC tomorrow, per Dushawn London of 247

According to Jamille himself, his final five schools are Cincinnati, Kansas, Mississippi State, South Carolina, and UCF + "Decision will be made soon!!" https://twitter.com/jamillerey4/stat...90880857956363

Jamille actually was at UCF for two seasons before breaking out this past season with 10.1 and 5.4 in 20.0 minutes per game for Temple. He averaged just over a block per game as well, while connecting on over 60% of his field goal attempts.

He is listed at 6'10 and probably has two years of eligibility left.

Bumping this from the previous page, as it seems pretty newsworthy and it will likely get lost in the roster discussion also taking place in this thread ;-)