2024 NCAA Transfer Portal Megathread
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I'd take Chaz in a heartbeat if there is mutual interest. He can create his own shot with very high efficiency. A third of his threes were unassisted, and he gets to the rim 4 times per game with 3 of them unassisted. Doing all that on your own and converting 63% effective field goals is very impressive. He's a negative defender, but we have been missing a true scorer on the wing since Nolley left. Chaz was the best player on his team by a mile. -
Chaz as a freshman - 1.7 ppg
Chaz as a sophomore - 4.5 ppg
Chaz as a junior - 4.7 ppg
Chaz as a senior - 19.7 ppg!
Quite the improvement from last year to this past year. He shot 44% from three on high volume (241 attempts - for reference, Simas shot 234 and hit 38.5%) and 88% on 108 FT attempts. He also averaged. 4.8 rebounds this season.
Scored in double figures in 31 of 32 games ... Had 7 versus LSU, 16 versus Iowa, 22 versus FSU, 16 versus Georgia, 12 versus Miami. Seems like a baller.
Still thinks UC needs a big, but I'm intrigued.Leave a comment:
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Hard pass if true. If a player wants PT guaranteed and does not want to earn it, best wishes and no thank you.Leave a comment:
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Rothstein says we're one of many high major programs to reach out to North Florida senior wing Chaz Lanier, one of the best shooters in the portal.Leave a comment:
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Stewart's 4.9 BPM shows he can play. The offensive production isn't there yet, but he had a positive impact on the court, especially on the defensive end.
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Ohio State will be interesting -- they picked up Stewart and Bradshaw, both 5-star freshmen this year who produced somewhat minimally (especially Stewart). Possibly loaded if these two are good. Not so great if these dudes were actually more of projects.Leave a comment:
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Utah's most athletic post player 6'8 Keba Keita is in the portal. 8.3 ppg and 5.4 rpg over 16.2 mpg.
All signs point to him going to BYU.Leave a comment:
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I'm pretty sure Khalifa picked UofL. I could be wrong though. But your point stands.Leave a comment:
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