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  • Lobot
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    Tyler Nickel has committed to VT so that went nowhere

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  • longtimefan
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31 View Post
    @JonRothstein: One big theme going on right now in college basketball: The NCAA and compliance offices have made it clear that two-time transfers are going to have a very hard time earning immediate eligibility.
    Maybe why we haven’t seen UC mentioned with Jalen Cook.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    @JonRothstein: One big theme going on right now in college basketball: The NCAA and compliance offices have made it clear that two-time transfers are going to have a very hard time earning immediate eligibility.

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  • Lobot
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    Ace Baldwin from VCU is in the portal. I don’t think we’d take on another PG but he’s the current POY and DPOY in the A10

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  • Rufus
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    Originally posted by bg703 View Post

    I think this is under appreciated. It’s not a given that both will be able to log 30 minutes a game next season. It would be great to have MAW come back as insurance but recognize that is up to both Coach and player.
    If Day Day who's has some level of experience higher than high school, Newman, and Skillings can't exceed the point outpoint that DDJ and Nolley produced we are going to be in for a long long ride in the B12.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    UC is one of many programs to have reached out to AJ Storr, a 6'6 freshman transferring out of St. John's. The Illinois native averaged 8.8 points this past season.

    https://twitter.com/jakeweingarten/s...C-gfnB1MctAAAA

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  • red_n_black_attack
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31 View Post

    On the subject of Eddie Lampkin, he seems like he has a lot of potential but this March 10th column from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram -- titled "TCU’s Eddie Lampkin an example of what can go wrong with NIL, and a big head" -- suggests he carries a lot of baggage with him

    https://www.star-telegram.com/sports...272966515.html
    I am sure Wes and every coach recruiting him is aware of his abrupt and awkward end to playing with TCU. I am also hopeful that he learned his lesson. If he commits to do the work, he can become a better player. Add in that the UC monster factory isn't going to let him slide. Should Wes decide to extend an offer, Eddie would be watched closely to make sure he is keeping his promises.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Here's an interesting one -- and a North Carolina native too:

    Caleb Mills -- two years at Houston, two years at FSU. Based on only 4 games played in 2020-21, probably has two years of eligibility left.

    6'5, career averages of 13.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 1.3 steals. Not the best shooting percentages.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31 View Post

    Weingarten: Cincinnati’s Wes Miller and staff just finished a zoom with TCU’s Eddie Lampkin, he told @Stockrisers. Bearcats amongst those heavily involved with one of the top-ranked transfer bigs in the entire portal.
    On the subject of Eddie Lampkin, he seems like he has a lot of potential but this March 10th column from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram -- titled "TCU’s Eddie Lampkin an example of what can go wrong with NIL, and a big head" -- suggests he carries a lot of baggage with him

    https://www.star-telegram.com/sports...272966515.html

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  • bg703
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    Originally posted by zykarious View Post

    Jizzle and Day Day aren't sure things. It may take a year for one or both of them to adjust to the new level of play.

    I think this is under appreciated. It’s not a given that both will be able to log 30 minutes a game next season. It would be great to have MAW come back as insurance but recognize that is up to both Coach and player.

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  • leeraymond
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    Originally posted by bearcatbret View Post

    If I recall, Kenyan played for Bobby Knight over the summer and came back a different player. I am not sure that is a fact but Knight was the best at getting the most out of his players. He was also the best at tournament time because he could prepare a team in two days better than anyone.
    Good point. Yeah, Kenyon played on one of the U.S. international teams the summer of his senior year. He came back a totally different player. All of a sudden his offense came to life.

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  • bearcatbret
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    Originally posted by leeraymond View Post

    Yeah. You are probably right. After I gave the matter further thought, if Nolley leaves, which is a very strong possibility, UC most definitely is going to need a guard that can score consistently. UC may not only lose Nolley, but DeJulius is gone for sure. So, UC's two best scorers may not be back. That is a big problem. None of the remaining players can match Nolley's or DeJulius' productivity. Who knows, maybe somebody currently on the roster will have a break-out season. You never know what can happen. Nobody saw Kenyon Martin's senior year coming.
    If I recall, Kenyan played for Bobby Knight over the summer and came back a different player. I am not sure that is a fact but Knight was the best at getting the most out of his players. He was also the best at tournament time because he could prepare a team in two days better than anyone.

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31 View Post
    Random name I'm dropping in here -- Kansas State's Ismael Massoud. The 6'9 forward from New York averaged just 5.4 and 1.7 but had 15 (including 4/6 from three) in Kansas State's Sweet 16 win versus Michigan State. Good outside shooting #s.

    He played his first two seasons at Wake Forest, the same years Ody Oguama was there. Will be a grad transfer.
    Massoud is officially in the portal.

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  • red_n_black_attack
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    Originally posted by leeraymond View Post

    I just do not get it. With as many guards as Cincinnati has, why bring in another guard? Miller cannot play all of those guards if he wanted to not unless he plays people out of position. Someone help me to understand the purpose of bringing in all of those guards when big men are needed.
    Jay Wright played a lot of small lineups and won some championships playing small and fast.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31 View Post
    @jakeweingarten: TCU transfer Eddie Lampkin tells @Stockrisers he’s heard from LSU, Xavier, Arkansas, Boise State, Arizona State, Providence, Florida, Cincinnati, UCF, South Carolina, and many more. One of the top-available transfers in the portal.

    6'11 sophomore from Houston, TX. Averaged 6.3 and 5.9 this year (similar #s to the year before). Went for 16 and 12 versus Providence early in the season. Scored 17 versus Kansas State in January.
    Weingarten: Cincinnati’s Wes Miller and staff just finished a zoom with TCU’s Eddie Lampkin, he told @Stockrisers. Bearcats amongst those heavily involved with one of the top-ranked transfer bigs in the entire portal.

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