How did transfers from ISU do this year?

[bawbie]

Dishon Jackson - transferred to Pitt, did not play

Demarion Watson - transferred to North Texas, last year of eligibility
- 32g, 10 starts
- 14 minutes / game
- 2.4 ppg / 1.6 rpg
- 18 assists, 24 steals, 24 blocks
- 32.4% / 26.2% / 70%

Nojus Indrusaitis - Transferred to Pitt, 2 years of eligibility left
- 33g, 6 starts
- 23.5 minutes/g
- 9.1 ppg / 2.4 rpg
- 55 assists, 30 steals, 3 blocks
- 40.3% / 38.7% / 63.5%

Kayden Fish - Transferred to Ball State, 1 year of eligibility left
- 23g, 6 starts
- 18.3 minutes/g
- 7.2ppg / 3.2rpg
- 13 assists, 15 steals, 5 blocks
- 48.5% / 31.8% / 66%

JT Rock - Transferred to New Mexico, 2 years of eligibility left, back in the portal
- 37g, 1 start
- 12.8 minutes / g
- 6.2ppg, 3.5 rpg
- 14 assists, 7 steals, 34 blocks
- 54.5% / 39.7% / 61.9%
- 23-58 from 3pt range!

Jackson Paveletzke - Transferred to Ohio, last year of eligibility
- 31g, 31 starts
- 36.7 minutes / g (led the conference)
- 17.3ppg, 2.5rpb
- 163 assists, 27 steals, 70 turnovers
- 46.9% / 31.6% / 80.5%
- 31-98 from 3pt range

Omaha Biliew - Transferred to Wake Forest, 1 year of eligibility left, back in the portal
- 35g, 24 starts
- 20.3 minutes / g
- 6.3ppg, 2.4rpg
- 18 assists, 21 steals, 13 blocks
- 46% / 36.8% / 79.4%
- 32-87 from 3pt range

Eli King - Transferred to North Dakota (played 3 years there), last year of eligibility
- 35 g, 35 starts
- 31.7 minutes / g
- 11.9ppg, 5.2rpg
- 69 assists, 72 steals (led conf), 29 blocks, 27 turnovers
- 41.7% / 30.5% / 71.2%
- 46-151 from 3pt range

Did I miss anyone?

I missed a couple -

Jelani Hamilton - Transferred to Georgia State after redshirting here, 2 years of eligibility left
- 27 g, 26 starts
- 31.2 minutes / g
- 17.8ppg, 4.6rpg
- 62 assists, 52 steals (led conf), 51 turnovers
- 37.2% / 34.0% / 88.4%
- 53-156 from 3pt range
- His 88% from the FT line (160-181) led the conference

Jeremiah Williams - Injury Redshirt at ISU, 2 years at Rutgers, this year at Georgetown, no eligibility left
- 34g, 7 starts, 20.4mpg
- 5.9ppg, 1.9rpb
- 99 assists, 28 steals, 12 blocks
- 39.7% / 37.1% / 67.9%

 

[Drew0311]

Dishon Jackson - transferred to Pitt, did not play

Demarion Watson - transferred to North Texas, last year of eligibility
- 32g, 10 starts
- 14 minutes / game
- 2.4 ppg / 1.6 rpg
- 18 assists, 24 steals, 24 blocks
- 32.4% / 26.2% / 70%

Nojus Indrusaitis - Transferred to Pitt, 2 years of eligibility left
- 33g, 6 starts
- 23.5 minutes/g
- 9.1 ppg / 2.4 rpg
- 55 assists, 30 steals, 3 blocks
- 40.3% / 38.7% / 63.5%

Kayden Fish - Transferred to Ball State, 1 year of eligibility left
- 23g, 6 starts
- 18.3 minutes/g
- 7.2ppg / 3.2rpg
- 13 assists, 15 steals, 5 blocks
- 48.5% / 31.8% / 66%

JT Rock - Transferred to New Mexico, 2 years of eligibility left, back in the portal
- 37g, 1 start
- 12.8 minutes / g
- 6.2ppg, 3.5 rpg
- 14 assists, 7 steals, 34 blocks
- 54.5% / 39.7% / 61.9%
- 23-58 from 3pt range!

Jackson Paveletzke - Transferred to Ohio, last year of eligibility
- 31g, 31 starts
- 36.7 minutes / g (led the conference)
- 17.3ppg, 2.5rpb
- 163 assists, 27 steals, 70 turnovers
- 46.9% / 31.6% / 80.5%
- 31-98 from 3pt range

Omaha Biliew - Transferred to Wake Forest, 1 year of eligibility left, back in the portal
- 35g, 24 starts
- 20.3 minutes / g
- 6.3ppg, 2.4rpg
- 18 assists, 21 steals, 13 blocks
- 46% / 36.8% / 79.4%
- 32-87 from 3pt range

Eli King - Transferred to North Dakota (played 3 years there), last year of eligibility
- 35 g, 35 starts
- 31.7 minutes / g
- 11.9ppg, 5.2rpg
- 69 assists, 72 steals (led conf), 29 blocks, 27 turnovers
- 41.7% / 30.5% / 71.2%
- 46-151 from 3pt range

Did I miss anyone?

Not one of them would have played on this team. All made wise decisions to leave and get some playing time. Jackson would have got some PT if he was healthy.

 

[CY9008]

Jelani Hamilton

 

[jackrabbit]

Jaleni Hamilton now at Georgia State

 

[jackrabbit]

Jeremiah Williams - trf to Rutgers then Georgetown

 

[bawbie]

Jaleni Hamilton now at Georgia State

Oh right, I think he never saw the court for us so he doesn't show up in basketball-reference on the roster

 

[Drew0311]

Jelani Hamilton

He had a really good year. Wonder if we have any interest in getting him back. Probably not but he did have a solid year

 

[bawbie]

Jaleni Hamilton now at Georgia State

I had no idea he averaged almost 18 points a game - good for him!

 

[gocy444]

Pavaletsky is a dog, just not big enough to play in the Big 12.

 

[CloniesForLife]

Jeremiah still had eligibility!?

 

[Dork Diggler]

Pavaletsky is a dog, just not big enough to play in the Big 12.

Surprised at his 3 pt %age being that low.

 

[ClonesFTW]

Surprised at his 3 pt %age being that low.

I watched a few of his games, he was THE guy and often was creating on his own. If he was the 2nd/3rd option and was spotting up off kick-outs it likely would have been higher.

 

[cyfan964]

Mark me down as surprised that Jelani would arguably be the most impressive in that list.

 

[FDISU]

Turned out to be very good transfer decisions for Jelani, Nojus and Jackson. Am surprised that Demarion wasn't more of a force for NM. Always was a big fan of his at ISU.

 

[CYdTracked]

So far we haven't had a player leave under TJ that makes me go "damn I wish he were still a Cyclone." It's still amazing how wrong everyone was evaluating Omaha. Where he goes next should be interesting. I remember people worrying he'd just be a 1 or 2 year and done player here when he signed. Then as his freshman season went on and he never looked the part of a big-time recruit in the time he was on the floor you wondered how he was ranked as high as he was out of HS.

Of that group above Hamilton may be the best of the bunch, but I doubt he would of cracked our 8 man rotation when he would have been competing against Toure, Batemon, and Heise for minutes.

 

[thisISnextyear]

 

[Cyinthenorth]

Turned out to be very good transfer decisions for Jelani, Nojus and Jackson. Am surprised that Demarion wasn't more of a force for NM. Always was a big fan of his at ISU.

Turns out his lack of actual ball skill continued to follow him at North Texas. I seem to remember TJ, or maybe it was a teammate rave about him having the most NBA potential on the roster his freshman year. One of those quotes that never should have been reported.

 

[iseedit]

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Who was the one responsible for recruiting Pierce? Was he a favor for someone?

 

[Letterkenny]

So far we haven't had a player leave under TJ that makes me go "damn I wish he were still a Cyclone." It's still amazing how wrong everyone was evaluating Omaha. Where he goes next should be interesting. I remember people worrying he'd just be a 1 or 2 year and done player here when he signed. Then as his freshman season went on and he never looked the part of a big-time recruit in the time he was on the floor you wondered how he was ranked as high as he was out of HS.

Of that group above Hamilton may be the best of the bunch, but I doubt he would of cracked our 8 man rotation when he would have been competing against Toure, Batemon, and Heise for minutes.

Tyrese Hunter is the only one. Tamin ended up being better, so it didn't matter, but he would've been nice to have TJ's 2nd year when we struggled to create offense.

 

[wcamnclone]

Eli King ended up being defensive player of the year in the Summit League and had very solid career at North Dakota.