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  • GoBearcats31
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    @KayserHoops reporting UC and George Mason (?) will get a visit this week from Quinnipiac's Grant Randall.

    Grant is a 6'9, 195 lbs. rising junior from Queens, NY. He impressively went from 1.9 points/game as a freshman to 11.4 points, 6.6 rebounds as a sophomore. https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba.../grant-randall
    Randall is joining Jalen Haynes as a UD commit

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  • JBB
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Brumbaugh to SMU
    Yuk, he would have fit in well

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  • sedz
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    Some noise around Jayden Hastings, 6'9" defensive specialist C from Boston College. Posted a 2.3 BPM in his sophomore season (negative 1.2 OBPM with a 3.5 DBPM). Low usage on offense and a poor FT shooter (under 50% for his career) but an elite shot blocker (8% block rate, top 10 in the portal among players with 20+ mpg) and a good rebounder (11% OReb). Fouls almost 6 times per 40 minutes. Would be a nice complement to Allenspach when we need some rim protection.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Brumbaugh to SMU

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  • longtimefan
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    While guys are committing all over the place, right now we have a roster of six players. We need another 7-9 just to be able to practice. On the Rothstein podcast, CJC indicated the next two weeks in the portal are critical to establish positive momentum, so hopefully this coming week will bring enough good news to walk me back from the ledge.

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by Rufus
    It's eerily quiet isn't it! I was really hoping to hear some definitive news on us acquiring a point guard this weekend. No news is good news perhaps?
    maybe Tuesday

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  • Rufus
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    It's eerily quiet isn't it! I was really hoping to hear some definitive news on us acquiring a point guard this weekend. No news is good news perhaps?

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  • westside bearcat
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    Any news on how the weekend visits went?

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  • zykarious
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    Originally posted by leeraymond372@gmail.com

    We all have our reasons why we make the choices that we make. Tillery would have more than likely won the PG spot if he stayed at UC. What PGs are UC currently looking at that are better than Tillery?

    Tillery would have been one of the leaders on the team. Then again, maybe there is a good reason why Tillery decided to move on.

    We probably will never find out what his reasons were for leaving. Good luck to Tillery.
    The tea leaves seem to indicate Elijah Perryman is coming over from Utah State, he's just taking a while to actually announce his commitment.

    Perryman is very much in the mold of Tillery, a young PG who started to earn minutes later in the season and is hoping to earn a big boost in playing time next season. If you are Tillery, do you want to compete with that guy? Especially when you consider Perryman was recruited by Calhoun. Plus we'll probably add a veteran PG who should be the starter. So Tillery would be competing with Perryman for backup PG minutes.

    Transfer, probably make more money and find a better situation where you are either the clear starting PG (probably at a slightly lower level) or the clear first backup PG coming in off the bench.

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  • leeraymond372@gmail.com
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Rob Wright sticking with BYU

    Maybe Keyshuan Tillery would want to do the same?
    We all have our reasons why we make the choices that we make. Tillery would have more than likely won the PG spot if he stayed at UC. What PGs are UC currently looking at that are better than Tillery?

    Tillery would have been one of the leaders on the team. Then again, maybe there is a good reason why Tillery decided to move on.

    We probably will never find out what his reasons were for leaving. Good luck to Tillery.
    Last edited by leeraymond372@gmail.com; 04-19-2026, 04:53 AM.

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Saint Mary’s 7-foot-3 transfer center Andrew McKeever has committed to Iowa, he told @On3.
    I believe that was expected the last few days-- He is just split milk. Looking forward to see who we get instead.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Saint Mary’s 7-foot-3 transfer center Andrew McKeever has committed to Iowa, he told @On3.

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  • sedz
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    Originally posted by swilsonsp4
    Per Chad Brendel, ND State guard Trevian Carson is on campus today. 6'3", 200#. Played at NDSU only for 2025-26, after two JUCO years.

    11.9 ppg, 5.7 rpg; 48% FG, 37.5% 3P, 80.3% FT.
    Carson posted a 4.3 BPM with a solid all around game. Average usage efficient scorer (55% eFG), good rebounding for a guard (7% OReb), takes care of the ball, 2.0 DBPM with a high steal rate (3%). Another guy who averaged more steals than turnovers. Only top 50 game was in the NCAA tourney against Michigan St where he recorded a 5.1 BPM with 11 pts, 7 reb, 6 assists, only 1 turnover. I like this guy. Calhoun is looking at versatile backcourt players.

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  • Oldtimer_UC_fan
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    Are any of our signees getting significant NIL money? Seems like we're going the frugal route so far.

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  • swilsonsp4
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    Per Chad Brendel, ND State guard Trevian Carson is on campus today. 6'3", 200#. Played at NDSU only for 2025-26, after two JUCO years.

    11.9 ppg, 5.7 rpg; 48% FG, 37.5% 3P, 80.3% FT.

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