2024 NCAA Transfer Portal Megathread

[leo from jersey]

PortalReport grades for six of the players we've contacted: https://twitter.com/ThePortalReport/...153025/photo/1

Ra'Heim Moss ranked first, Jason Edwards last.

Interesting about the guards with possible bigs leaving.

[sedz]

PortalReport grades for six of the players we've contacted: https://twitter.com/ThePortalReport/...153025/photo/1

Ra'Heim Moss ranked first, Jason Edwards last.

[sedz]

UC has contacted 6’4 Fresno State senior Xavier DuSell (presumably has a COVID year), who averaged 11.5 ppg in one year at Fresno after a more extend stint at Wyoming https://x.com/theportalreport/status...429-7Zsp1zj4Tg

Pure shooter, 39% from three on 7 attempts per game and 53% from midrange. Takes care of the ball, but doesn't do anything else offensively. Worst defender on a bad team.

[sedz]

UC has apparently reached out to Jason Edwards, a 6’0 North Texas sophomore from Atlanta who averaged 19 ppg https://x.com/theportalreport/status...429-7Zsp1zj4Tg

High usage scorer who hits 35% from deep on high volume and gets to the rim and free throw line 5 times per game. Low assist rate and negative defensive box plus minus though.

[longtimefan]

UC has contacted 6’4 Fresno State senior Xavier DuSell (presumably has a COVID year), who averaged 11.5 ppg in one year at Fresno after a more extend stint at Wyoming https://x.com/theportalreport/status...429-7Zsp1zj4Tg

39.5% from behind the arc.

[GoBearcats31]

UC has contacted 6’4 Fresno State senior Xavier DuSell (presumably has a COVID year), who averaged 11.5 ppg in one year at Fresno after a more extend stint at Wyoming https://x.com/theportalreport/status...429-7Zsp1zj4Tg

[GoBearcats31]

UC has apparently reached out to Jason Edwards, a 6’0 North Texas sophomore from Atlanta who averaged 19 ppg https://x.com/theportalreport/status...429-7Zsp1zj4Tg

[red_n_black_attack]

Imagine the NFL, NBA, or MLB, if every player was a free agent every year. It’s like that.

Multi-year NIL contracts!!

[Lobot]

We have not contacted this guy but Creighton's Brock Vice keeps coming up for me. 6'10 Freshman C who was a 4 star recruit out of HS.

[GoBearcats31]

Sharing for content purposes, not for actual UC interest...

KJ Satterfield into the portal. Kenny's son was a freshman for Andy Kennedy's UAB and scored 3 points in one game. Not sure if he was hurt or just not that level of a player. Was a local kid for part of high school.

[leo from jersey]

Former Top 50/60 recruit Scotty Middleton of Ohio State is headed to the portal.

Look for it to be a busy day today.

He has his name in the NFL draft while remaining in college. he needs feedback to work on and then possibly be gone in a year. Don't like the way he abandoned the team at the end and didn't play - no injury reported.

[GoBearcats31]

Former Top 50/60 recruit Scotty Middleton of Ohio State is headed to the portal.

Look for it to be a busy day today.

[swilsonsp4]

I think you may have misunderstood the agreement in the lawsuit. The players were eligible for this year only and there will still be litigation for the merits of the lawsuit. It’s not a permanent relief for transfers. They just kicked the can down the road to let those players be eligible.

What are the odds that the NCAA would come out on top of this situation, barring Congressional action, which is highly unlikely in the present political environment? They are on an extended losing streak.

As far as Reynolds' ability to transfer a third time, which is what generated this part of the thread, there appears to be no roadblock to a successful transfer this school year.

[leo from jersey]

I wouldn't count Reed, but him and Simas are the next closest thing to "front court players".

Doubt either of them is transferring though, if the report is accurate then I expect Sage, Vik and Reynolds to be gone.

which is very sensible as all 3 gave little, if anything at the end of the year. You had to suspect reynolds by the way he quit playing.

[London 'Cat]

After David Yost's lawsuit against the NCAA on the basis of anti-trust, we now officially are in the Wild, Wild West of transfers. There theoretically are no limits to the number of times any athlete may transfer. The only thing that hasn't been tested (yet) is the ability to transfer midseason and play immediately for the new school.

I think you may have misunderstood the agreement in the lawsuit. The players were eligible for this year only and there will still be litigation for the merits of the lawsuit. It’s not a permanent relief for transfers. They just kicked the can down the road to let those players be eligible.