From Jonathan Givony (Draft Express) yesterday --
Campbell transfer Anthony Dell'Orso, one of the best available wings in the portal, has committed to Arizona, he told ESPN. The 6'6 sophomore Australian averaged 20.2 points, shooting 39% for 3 this season. Testing the NBA Draft waters and will continue to gather feedback.
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Here's a write-up on Achor (you really have to scroll down)This would be a home run. Achor had a 7.1 BPM last year - that's higher than anyone we've contacted in the portal this year including all of the big names like Stewart, Mayo, and Small. We haven't had a player with a BPM north of 7 since Jarron Cumberland in 2019.
Achor does everything well. He can score efficiently inside and out at high usage and he gets to the free throw line. He's a great rebounder and shot blocker. And against top 100 competition his BPM was actually a bit higher at 7.3. He put up 23 points and 7 rebounds against Kansas in the tourney.
I'm all in on Achor.
A position-by-position deep dive to unearth what to expect from the top uncommitted players in the transfer portal.
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Yikes - suffered a season-ending right knee injury on December 3, 2022. Then suffered a season-ending injury to the same knee on December 2, 2023.
Apparently was dating Angel Reese of LSU but broke up in March -- in case this is the content you were looking for in the transfer portal megathread!Leave a comment:
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Xavier just landed Cam'Ron Fletcher from FSU. 4 star with an injury history.Leave a comment:
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Portal update: Riley Kugel won't play at Kansas, per sources. Bill Self told @TheAndyKatz Monday Kugel's future w/ KU was "up in the air." Kugel (9.2 ppg @ Florida) is on CBS Sports' list of notable 2024 transfers. He's being recruited again by high-majors.Leave a comment:
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This would be a home run. Achor had a 7.1 BPM last year - that's higher than anyone we've contacted in the portal this year including all of the big names like Stewart, Mayo, and Small. We haven't had a player with a BPM north of 7 since Jarron Cumberland in 2019.
Achor does everything well. He can score efficiently inside and out at high usage and he gets to the free throw line. He's a great rebounder and shot blocker. And against top 100 competition his BPM was actually a bit higher at 7.3. He put up 23 points and 7 rebounds against Kansas in the tourney.
I'm all in on Achor.Leave a comment:
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If Mitchell chooses Wes, I predict he will earn a starting role and north of 30 minutes per game.Leave a comment:
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Atiki had a negative 3.1 BPM last year, by far the worst on BYU. Negative 4.8 on defense. I'd take my chances with Page or our young wings.Supposedly UC may have been in touch with Atiki Ally Atiki, a 6'10 Tanzanian senior-to-be from BYU (and likely member of the All-Name Team). Numbers aren't great, but UC could use a body and wouldn't be terrible for one year if that is the best they can do.
Triple A averaged 4.0 points, 2.9 rebounds and 0.5 block per game in 11 minutes per game this year. He played in 11 Big 12 games, averaging 2.3 and 1.2 in 7.0 minutes (his best outing was 6 and 3 in 10 mins at Kansas State). His three year averages are 3.6 points, 3.2 rebounds, 0.8 blocks, 58.5% from FT (but only 11/24 this past season) in 12.2 minutes per game over 88 games.
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Dillon Mitchell would be a great pickup. He was the third best player on Texas per BPM (and better than anyone on our roster). And he was just a sophomore. He won't provide much offense away from the basket, but will finish everything around the rim (81% on over 4 attempts per game). He's not a shot blocker but defends well without fouling. Mitchell is good on both ends of the floor.
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How about Dillon Mitchell ? Does that work for anyone?
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