And Jake Anderson, a 6’2” shooting guard that had just shot 20.8% from 3, would NOT be well received in the summer of 2020.
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And Jake Anderson, a 6’2” shooting guard that had just shot 20.8% from 3, would NOT be well received in the summer of 2020.
Don’t misunderstand: I loved watching Jake play, and Fred knew exactly how to use him. I just suspect that the fanatical portion of this fanbase wouldn’t be thrilled to see a similar player sign right now.
Give me
3 of:
-Barry
-Ellis
-Carton
-Turner
Plus a SF/wing and next season is very interesting.
Speaking of, what players that would be a 3/4 are we in on?
3 of:
-Barry
-Ellis
-Carton
-Turner
Plus a SF/wing and next season is very interesting.
Speaking of, what players that would be a 3/4 are we in on?
@TheHRReview Rice's Trey Murphy III (@Trey_M25) and Josh Parrish (@Josh2x_) enter NCAA Transfer Portal - 'Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Cincinnati, DePaul, Iowa State, Stanford, Texas, Wichita State, and Xavier have contacted Murphy.'
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/4397688/trey-murphy-iii
Bit more on Trey.
https://basketballrecruiting.rivals...t-is-impressive-for-rice-transfer-trey-murphy
“ A 6-foot-8 guard-wing that embodies multi-positional basketball to its full capacity, Murphy’s continued progressions has made him a top-target for some of the best programs in America. Since entering the Transfer Portal, coaches from Arkansas, Arizona, Arizona State, Cincinnati, DePaul, Iowa State, Stanford, Texas, Wichita State, and Xavier have reached out to Murphy.
“I’m just trying to weigh all of my options but I would love to take visits eventually whenever the coronavirus ends,” Murphy told Rivals.com. “The most important thing to me is being able to maximize my talent and my abilities. Wherever I feel like I can do that best is where I will go.”
There is good reason for the prestigious interest in Murphy. The North Carolina native averaged 13.7 points, 5.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game last season, while making close to 37-percent of the 204 3-point jump shots that he attempted.”
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/4397688/trey-murphy-iii
Bit more on Trey.
https://basketballrecruiting.rivals...t-is-impressive-for-rice-transfer-trey-murphy
“ A 6-foot-8 guard-wing that embodies multi-positional basketball to its full capacity, Murphy’s continued progressions has made him a top-target for some of the best programs in America. Since entering the Transfer Portal, coaches from Arkansas, Arizona, Arizona State, Cincinnati, DePaul, Iowa State, Stanford, Texas, Wichita State, and Xavier have reached out to Murphy.
“I’m just trying to weigh all of my options but I would love to take visits eventually whenever the coronavirus ends,” Murphy told Rivals.com. “The most important thing to me is being able to maximize my talent and my abilities. Wherever I feel like I can do that best is where I will go.”
There is good reason for the prestigious interest in Murphy. The North Carolina native averaged 13.7 points, 5.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game last season, while making close to 37-percent of the 204 3-point jump shots that he attempted.”
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Murphy would be really nice, looks like he'll be pretty coveted. He's exactly the kind of player we missed last year.
Appears Griffin has cut Duke and Marquette from the list.
@JonRothstein Sources: Illinois transfer Alan Griffin has cut his list to the following programs.
Miami
Syracuse
Dayton
Iowa State
Arizona
Texas
This guys rebounding numbers are crazy for a guy his size. Also good 3pt shooting. Great efficiency. Kind of like Hogue maybe? I’ve never saw him play.
Travis Steele’s staff lands a lot of transfers and closes them quickly. Now that they’ve gotten two, hopefully they’re filling up/a less attractive option - we seem to be competing against them frequently.
This plus adding the fact there was bad blood between Illinois and Iowa this year, sign me up for someone who isn't afraid to play a little dirty. Gotta fight fire with fire sometimes.
