I did.
In this day and age, I would be shocked if he’s not closer to being correct than Cyclone fans want to believe right now.
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In this day and age, I would be shocked if he’s not closer to being correct than Cyclone fans want to believe right now.
He said half. We’ve had two people transfer out from his list and don’t have anyone yet to fill the starting four spot. Do you really think three more of these guys on the list transfer out?
Show me how this goes to six?
I expected everyone so far but Fish.
Watson will go if we sign Hadley.
Hamilton Fish -Republican Congressman from NY who worked closely with the Nazis in the leadup to WWII to undermine our democracy. Should have been imprisoned, but was never even tried for his many crimes.We lost Hamilton & Fish. I don't think anyone here will get this, but.....
Exactly, my list didn't even have Omaha or Pav on it. I had ? next to one's I thought might explore transferring. So yeah 2 is not half of 10
meh, tj will reload. hopefully a team that will win big12 and get to the elite 8
That’s not what I’m taking issue with. My problem is the people who are taking (and presenting) “we don’t know” as “no”, rather than “we’ll see”.
The addition of Dishon Jackson at once creates team depth, flexibility, insurance, competition and someone tough for JT to have a challenge practicing against. Perfect.
According to ON3 on 2021 467 entered transfer portal, 430 found a home, 92%. In 2022 869 entered, 628 found home, 72%. In 2024. 1120 entered, 546 found a home, 45%. Grass is definitely not greener for most last yesr.
This guys a real jerk!We lost Hamilton & Fish. I don't think anyone here will get this, but.....
Yeah, I love his game and selfishly would have loved to see him stay, but it’s probably a good decision by him. He’s too good to not play, and there won’t be room for him to get a ton more minutes. He could be great at a mid-major program. I’ll be rooting for him (unless we’re playing him of course).
I'm "chuckling" because I see this in other posts and on other fan forums that "if this guy improves, and we get this player, and, and, and . . ."---isn't that the same mind set of every fan base? Not that we will or will not be a final four team. I won't argue that this MAY be our best opportunity, but it will also be for a multitude of teams and so many stars have to align. Didn't Alabama replace it's top seven? Would they have been as successful if they only had to replace one or two? No way to quantify things so we'll never know. My reference to the blue bloods wasn't to assess the fans disappointment of not reaching the sweet sixteen but rather that injuries impeded their advancement and we are not immune to that happening. My original post was not intended to pee in anyone's cheerios but to relish how far we've grown as a program and not view it as a failed season if we don't win the natty.
Mid-major would be the obvious choice since Paveletzke had success at Wofford.
But Paveletzke might have a bigger impact at a P5 school which runs more motion/screens. He didn't seem like a good fit for a team that runs a lot of PnR or relies on ball handlers to create offense by dribble penetration.
Nebraska is a good fit for Paveletzke. He can replace Tominaga.
Ever since the NCAA unlocked the door and said “anything goes with NIL & instant eligibility/no sit a year”, I’ve wondered if this was a shrewd move by the NCAA poo-bags. Everyone knows that Kentucky, Louisville, Kansas, etc. were paying large sums to players or their family members among other inducements and the NCAA would then investigate for a couple of years and then penalize Okie St while Self carried on. Things changed when players (attorneys & unions) started to make convincing arguments that they would go after the NCAA (& Universities) for a cut of the pie. Is it possible that the NCAA decided to turn things loose and let the coaches, players, Conferences, Universities & fans realize what a disaster the result is and then bring out the hammer and tweak the things that need to happen. They could start with a sit out year, one transfer in five years and a financial cap limitation per individual or per team. The Pros have more rules than College basketball.
I'm guessing this is a misdirection. Played HS in Vegas but he's a poor 3P% and not a rim protector.
He was 52 on 247 when it was first announced we got him. Now that more guys have entered:
Jackson is #13 C, #91 overall
Heise is #17 SF, #112 overall
Can’t find many other guys we’ve discussed. Hadley is an identified transfer on 247 but is not ranked. Either they haven’t gotten to him or they’re struggling with rankings, as his stats at Colorado are better than some of the non-p5 guys listed.
