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  • GoBearcats31
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    Shon Abaev is averaging a solid 12.0 points, 5.7 rebounds and 4.3 assists through 2 games for FSU.

    Still struggling with efficiency though -- 12/38 (31.6%) from the floor, including 3/14 (21.4%) from 3.

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  • Carthage World
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    Originally posted by steveedwards
    Took a look at some of the games where former Bearcats are playing:
    Keyshawn Tillery - 29 points in win over Indiana St.
    Jordi Rodriguez - 0 points in win over Indiana St.
    Tyler McKinley - 4 points in win over Indiana St.
    Shon Abaev - 6 points (team scored 112) in win over FAMU
    Jalen Haynes - did not play due to knee injury in Dayton's win
    Josh Reed - 12 points in win over Canisius
    Moustapha Thiam - did not play due to flu in Michigan's win
    Halvine Dzellat is Seattle's starting center and is averaging 25.5 mpg, 11.5 ppg, and 9 rpg through 2 games.

    Rayvon Griffith is the early leading scorer (24.3 ppg) for what is going to be a bad Cleveland State team.

    JJ Rembert appears to be an end-of-the-bench player at McNeese but has seen action in their first two games.

    Looks like Arrinten Page pulled a Jayden Hastings and got hurt 6 minutes into his first game with Providence, which he started.

    Daniel Skillings has yet to play for Grand Canyon.

    Sage Tolentino has yet to play for UNC Asheville.

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  • longtimefan
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    After getting killed on the boards against Minnesota, I checked last night’s Seton Hall vs UNCC game. Tyler McKinley played 12 minutes, with zero rebounds. But Keyshawn Tillery was the best player on the floor for either team.

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  • longtimefan
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    Originally posted by Lobot
    Tillery is the guy I wanted to keep the most. Thiam is very good but he was out the door to the highest bidder regardless
    If Wes had put him on the floor at the end of the Big 12 Tournament UCF game, they both might still be here.

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  • Lobot
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    Tillery is the guy I wanted to keep the most. Thiam is very good but he was out the door to the highest bidder regardless

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Tyler Betsey had 15 points (4/5 on 3) and 7 rebounds in 31 minutes in BYU's 11 point win over Ohio State last night in SLC
    Last edited by London 'Cat; 11-03-2026, 09:51 AM. Reason: Removed link to another (irrelevant) thread

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  • steveedwards
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    Took a look at some of the games where former Bearcats are playing:
    Keyshawn Tillery - 29 points in win over Indiana St.
    Jordi Rodriguez - 0 points in win over Indiana St.
    Tyler McKinley - 4 points in win over Indiana St.
    Shon Abaev - 6 points (team scored 112) in win over FAMU
    Jalen Haynes - did not play due to knee injury in Dayton's win
    Josh Reed - 12 points in win over Canisius
    Moustapha Thiam - did not play due to flu in Michigan's win

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  • bearcatbret
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    Good luck to all of them. Only a few stayed in a power conference. It seems like they all took a step backyards.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    2026-27 NCAA former Bearcats:

    Shon Abaev, Florida State
    Tyler Betsey, BYU
    Halvine Dzellat, Seattle
    Rayvon Griffith, Cleveland State
    Jalen Haynes, Dayton
    Tyler McKinley, Charlotte
    Arrinten Page, Providence
    Josh Reed, Penn State
    JJ Rembert, McNeese State
    Jordi Rodriguez-Stegemeijer, Charlotte
    Dan Skillings, Grand Canyon
    Moustapha Thiam, Michigan
    Keyshuan Tillery, Charlotte
    Sage Tolentino, UNC Asheville
    Last edited by GoBearcats31; 10-30-2026, 09:58 PM.

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  • longtimefan
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    Originally posted by westside bearcat
    How do you go from being a potential NBA player to playing for Grand Canyon?
    He’s not a potential NBA player, but like a lot of guys he thinks he is. CWM knew that. Wish DD the best at Grand Canyon, maybe they’ll elevate his game the way UC and Baylor never did.

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  • leo from jersey
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    There was at least two of us in here that laughed when Miller said he would be in the NBA the next year. What traits did he really have.

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by daveh

    get "coached up" by wes miller
    no talked up by Wes Miller and many bought into it. That is many except the NBA scouts.

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  • daveh
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    Originally posted by westside bearcat
    How do you go from being a potential NBA player to playing for Grand Canyon?
    get "coached up" by wes miller

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  • westside bearcat
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    How do you go from being a potential NBA player to playing for Grand Canyon?

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  • longtimefan
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Not sure if he's eligible, but Dan Skillings has committed to Grand Canyon, he told Joe Tipton of On3
    He’s listed on their roster, he should be eligible as he was a freshman in 2022-23, same as Josh Reed. DS did make honorable mention All Big 12 for 2023-24.

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