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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Familiar faces in new places:

    Arrinten Page 18 and 12 in 23 minutes for Northwestern
    Dillon Mitchel 18 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals in 26 minutes for St. John's
    Dan Skillings 15 and 9 in 33 minutes for Baylor
    Josh Reed 0 points in 15 minutes (0/5 FG) for Penn State
    Rayvpm Griffith 8 points in 23 minutes off the bench for Kent State (Rob Whaley Jr. had 21)
    Tyler Betsey 10 points (1/7 from three) in 15 minutes off the bench for Syracuse
    JJ Rembert, 2 points in 10 minutes for McNeese versus Champion Christian...
    Connor Hickman is on Charleston's roster, still not sure if he has an NCAA waiver decision - DNP last night (not sure how he'd be eligible)
    CJ Anthony plays for Iona, who kicks off on Friday
    Dan Hoard dropped a note on CJ today. He's a starter on that team.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Familiar faces in new places:

    Arrinten Page 18 and 12 in 23 minutes for Northwestern
    Dillon Mitchel 18 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals in 26 minutes for St. John's
    Dan Skillings 15 and 9 in 33 minutes for Baylor
    Josh Reed 0 points in 15 minutes (0/5 FG) for Penn State
    Rayvpm Griffith 8 points in 23 minutes off the bench for Kent State (Rob Whaley Jr. had 21)
    Tyler Betsey 10 points (1/7 from three) in 15 minutes off the bench for Syracuse
    JJ Rembert, 2 points in 10 minutes for McNeese versus Champion Christian...
    Connor Hickman is on Charleston's roster, still not sure if he has an NCAA waiver decision - DNP last night (not sure how he'd be eligible)
    CJ Anthony plays for Iona, who kicks off on Friday

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  • GoBearcats31
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    The 2025 TBT bracket is out. Nasty Nati is not participating this year.

    A large percentage of rosters are not available online, but some familiar faces I saw participating include Mason Madsen, Jamille Reynolds, Nysier Brooks, Deshaun Morman, Rob Phinisee.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Viktor Lakhin #51 in a recent mock draft

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by Bearcat93
    I thought Saunders, Jr. was going to be much better across his career. To me, all this flight year over year, probably hurts some players that don't stick with a system. His FR year, I think, may have been his best?
    I won't say too much, but I have had talks with Saunders. All he talked about was what he was going to get in the NIL. That was when it was basically endorsements, but you could see he thought he should be highly paid. Enough said.

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  • Bearcat93
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    I thought Saunders, Jr. was going to be much better across his career. To me, all this flight year over year, probably hurts some players that don't stick with a system. His FR year, I think, may have been his best?

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  • D.A.H.
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    reynolds is the one that I wish had stayed at UC - they really needed a big body inside this past year.

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  • Carthage World
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    College:
    - Gabe Madsen, Utah (16.2 ppg)
    - Mason Madsen, Utah (10.2 ppg)
    - Mike Saunders, Pepperdine (1.3 ppg)
    - Viktor Lakhin, Clemson (10.3 ppg)
    - AJ McGinnis, Wichita State (4.0 ppg)
    - Jarrett Hensley, Southern Illinois (11.5 ppg)
    - Sage Tolentino, UNC Asheville (3.9 ppg)
    - Jamille Reynolds, South Florida (12.1 ppg)


    End of year updates:

    -Gabe Madsen (Utah): 15.2 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 2.5 apg, 33.2% from 3 on 9.5 attempts/game, All Big-12 honorable mention - out of eligibility

    -Mason Madsen (Utah): 6.8 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 1.2 apg, 38.2% from 3 on 4.1 attempts/game, saw his playing time go up and down during Big 12 play but was generally efficient when he was on the court - out of eligibility

    -Mike Saunders (Pepperdine): 1.2 ppg, 0.5 rpg, 0.4 apg, only played in 17 games and all were off the bench - out of eligibility but entered transfer portal as a grad transfer

    -Viktor Lakhin (Clemson): 11.4 ppg, 6.4 rpg, 1.5 apg, 1.5 bpg, 37.5% from 3 on 1.9 attempts/game, All-ACC honorable mention - out of eligiblity

    -AJ McGinnis (Wichita St): 3.8 ppg, 34.8% from 3 on 2.7 attempts/game, mostly came off the bench - out of eligibility but entered transfer portal as a grad transfer

    -Jarrett Hensley (Southern Illinois): 10.4 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 1.4 apg, 33.3% from 3 on 3.9 attempts/game - out of eligibility

    -Sage Tolentino (UNC Asheville): 2.6 ppg, 2.3 rpg, only played in 14 games and all were off the bench - 2 years of eligibility remaining

    -Jamille Reynolds (USF): 12.5 ppg, 7.7 rpg, 1.6 bpg, 2nd team All-AAC - out of eligibility

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  • GoBearcats31
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    “Clemson's Viktor Lakhin - ESPN's No. 60 prospect - has a torn tendon in his left foot that will sideline him for 3 months, agent Eric Fleisher told ESPN.

    The 6'11 Russian big man had a standout performance at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament in Virginia last month.”

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  • sedz
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    Jarrett Hensley scored 7 points in the opening 3 minutes and was the Salukis best defender in their first round MVC tourney win over Indiana St. Hensley had a solid senior season, averaging 11 and 6.

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  • Carthage World
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    Great article on Vik's (mostly pre-UC) journey to Clemson.

    Viktor Lakhin's story goes beyond a couple of heroic performances against Duke and North Carolina. Just wait until he tells you what it's like to swim in the Black Sea with jellyfish and overcome numerous obstacles to leave Russia in 2020.

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  • Carthage World
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    Mason Madsen has been chronicling his journey as a D1 basketball player on Youtube for the past year-and-a-half. I enjoyed his recent video detailing the lead-up and postgame of the recent UC game in Utah.

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    College:
    - Gabe Madsen, Utah (16.2 ppg)
    - Mason Madsen, Utah (10.2 ppg)
    - Mike Saunders, Pepperdine (1.3 ppg)
    - Viktor Lakhin, Clemson (10.3 ppg)
    - AJ McGinnis, Wichita State (4.0 ppg)
    - Jarrett Hensley, Southern Illinois (11.5 ppg)
    - Sage Tolentino, UNC Asheville (3.9 ppg)
    - Jamille Reynolds, South Florida (12.1 ppg)

    NBA:
    - Tari Eason, Houston (11.3 ppg)

    Overseas:
    - David DeJulius, Maccabi Tel Aviv - Israel (3.8 ppg)
    - Zach Harvey, Donar Groningen - Holland (18.7 ppg)
    - Mamoudou Diarra, Boulogne-Levallois Metropolitans 92 - France (9.6 ppg)
    - Mika Adams-Woods, So Maritime Boulogne - France (17.5 ppg)
    - Jeremiah Davenport, KK Tamis Pancevo - Serbia (17.8 ppg)
    - Chris Vogt, Maccabi Rehovot - Israel (9.0 ppg)
    - John Newman, House of Talents Kortrijk Spurs - Belgium (13.2 ppg)
    - Hayden Koval, Shinagawa City Basketball Club - Japan (12.4 ppg)
    - Ody Oguama, SLUNETA Usti nad Labem - Czech Republic (11.5 ppg)
    - Landers Nolley II, Aris Midea Thessaloniki - Greece (17.0 ppg)

    Unknown:
    - Keith Williams listed as recently playing in Germany but not on the team's roster
    - Sam Martin
    - Abdul Ado, a previous GA at UC
    - Rob Phinisee
    - Kalu Ezikpe listed as recently playing in Germany but not on the team's roster
    Really liked Kalu

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Lakhin 22 points in upset of #2 Duke tonight

    Madsen twins headed to Fifth Third Arena this coming week

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  • GoBearcats31
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    College:
    - Gabe Madsen, Utah (16.2 ppg)
    - Mason Madsen, Utah (10.2 ppg)
    - Mike Saunders, Pepperdine (1.3 ppg)
    - Viktor Lakhin, Clemson (10.3 ppg)
    - AJ McGinnis, Wichita State (4.0 ppg)
    - Jarrett Hensley, Southern Illinois (11.5 ppg)
    - Sage Tolentino, UNC Asheville (3.9 ppg)
    - Jamille Reynolds, South Florida (12.1 ppg)

    NBA:
    - Tari Eason, Houston (11.3 ppg)

    Overseas:
    - David DeJulius, Maccabi Tel Aviv - Israel (3.8 ppg)
    - Zach Harvey, Donar Groningen - Holland (18.7 ppg)
    - Mamoudou Diarra, Boulogne-Levallois Metropolitans 92 - France (9.6 ppg)
    - Mika Adams-Woods, So Maritime Boulogne - France (17.5 ppg)
    - Jeremiah Davenport, KK Tamis Pancevo - Serbia (17.8 ppg)
    - Chris Vogt, Maccabi Rehovot - Israel (9.0 ppg)
    - John Newman, House of Talents Kortrijk Spurs - Belgium (13.2 ppg)
    - Hayden Koval, Shinagawa City Basketball Club - Japan (12.4 ppg)
    - Ody Oguama, SLUNETA Usti nad Labem - Czech Republic (11.5 ppg)
    - Landers Nolley II, Aris Midea Thessaloniki - Greece (17.0 ppg)

    Unknown:
    - Keith Williams listed as recently playing in Germany but not on the team's roster
    - Sam Martin
    - Abdul Ado, a previous GA at UC
    - Rob Phinisee
    - Kalu Ezikpe listed as recently playing in Germany but not on the team's roster

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