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amazing follow up https://www.theringer.com/nba/2021/4/22/22393568/jaesean-tate-houston-rockets

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My answer was to provide clarification on our scholarship situation. Thorir will have no effect on our scholarships. It doesn't take much more effort to point out that Stevenson's style of play doesn't fit well or that having Thorir here might take playing time away from guys who don't know the system as well as he does or even saying nothing at all. Why isn't it fair for your calls for high levels of play to be met with calls for higher levels of commenting?

I'd yell the same thing when he'd drive into the lane

Edwards nor Wilcher figure into that ranking

He's been in school for 4 years so in theory he would be a grad transfer in the near future.

Saterfield has produced almost everywhere he's went it would seem. We only have a finite amount of scholarships. Do you take a guy like this where (I am assuming) that he's a lower end D-1 athlete or do you take a guy like either Wilcher or Edwards who is highly regarded but hasn't yet produced at a high level in college?

I couldn't take another impalement video

Comparison is the thief of joy

Played for the same Team Thad AAU team

Ubel following Craig Smith to Utah

His father is a basketball guy in NY so probably know Matt A through that.

From Hoiberg “Keon was one of the top 50 players in this year’s class before he enrolled at DePaul, and that experience will help make a quicker adjustment than a typical freshman. His skillset blends well with our roster, as he is a three-level scorer who can create his own shot and moves well without the ball. We wanted to add more size, shooting and athleticism on the wing to our roster, and I think that is an area we have addressed.”

Only shows your top 10 players and his system has Edwards ranked fairly lowly considering what he did last year. https://barttorvik.com/rostercast.php?team=Nebraska&run=1&player=&transfers=&seniors=&recruits=&everyone=

Click on the Illinois link

They are stars. Copy and pasted from verbalcommits.com. caveat emptor

They honored him because he graduated. He's played 2, redshirted, played one. He has in theory his 4th year + the extra year.

This is probably the quickest way to get an overview of where we're at conference-wise https://barttorvik.com/trankpre.php?conlimit=B10&state=All&year=2022&sort=

Just committed to Indiana. Was going to go to Texas until Shaka left.

Finally updated the scholarship matrix to account for guys getting another year of eligibility. Does this look right? The most striking thing is that we were loaded up on offers for 2022-2023 but now we're full. I also wonder if Lat comes back for that 5th year. 2021-2022 2022-2023 2023-2024 2024-2025 2025-2026 13 Stephenson, Shamiel Stephenson, Shamiel Banton, Dalano Andre, Eduardo ** OPEN ** 1 S Walker, Derrick Walker, Derrick Tominaga, Keisei Wilcher, CJ ** OPEN ** 2 C Mayen, Lat Mayen, Lat Andre, Eduardo Breidenbach, Wilhelm ** OPEN ** 3 H McGowens, Trey McGowens, Trey Wilcher, CJ McGowens, Bryce ** OPEN ** 4 O Banton, Dalano Banton, Dalano Kojenets, Oleg VC-Keita, Blaise ** OPEN ** 5 L Tominaga, Keisei Tominaga, Keisei Breidenbach, Wilhelm Kojenets, Oleg ** OPEN ** 6 A Wilcher, CJ Andre, Eduardo McGowens, Bryce Edwards, Keon ** OPEN ** 7 R Edwards, Keon Wilcher, CJ VC-Keita, Blaise ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** 8 S Andre, Eduardo Breidenbach, Wilhelm Edwards, Keon ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** 9 H Breidenbach, Wilhelm McGowens, Bryce ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** 10 I McGowens, Bryce Kojenets, Oleg ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** 11 P Kojenets, Oleg VC-Keita, Blaise ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** 12 S ** OPEN ** Edwards, Keon ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** ** OPEN ** 13 * Webster, Kobe + W * Lakes, Trevor + A O L N Piatkowski, Jace Piatkowski, Jace Piatkowski, Jace Piatkowski, Jace K Jackson, Cronin Jackson, Cronin Jackson, Cronin Jackson, Cronin K McGraw, Chris McGraw, Chris McGraw, Chris E SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN RED-SHIRT Y RS = Redshirt * Doesn't count towards limit Last Updated 4/19/2021

Thor doesn't matter for scholarships. Stevenson leaving would give us 2

Probably for some. For others it might depend on who their team is recruiting or if they will graduate though the graduation part matters less with the new transfer rule.

Here is the list so far. I tried to filter out walkons. One other thing to note is that it's harder to quantify some guys this year as you have 5th year guys transferring because they happen to have an extra year. Also, it's just April 19th...school isn't even done yet. Winners seem like Maryland, Ohio St, and Indiana for sure as they all 3 got transfers from high level schools putting up numbers. Ohio St got a pair of B1G transfers. Nebraska lost Teddy Allen and rotation guys while gaining two 4 stars. I'd put that in the win column. Michigan St lost Rocket Watts but gained a high level PG. Probably a win. Rutgers and Penn St are obvious losers. Probably add Iowa there as well as they just lost CJ Fredrickson today as well. Minnesota is the most active but I'd probably put them in the loser side as well. Illinois lost a significant player in Miller. Michigan hasn't added nor lost anyone Out IN 4 PG Adam Miller Illinois 4 C Joey Brunk Indiana 4 PG Xavier Johnson 3.3 SG Aljami Durham Indiana 3.5 PG Parker Stewart 4 SG Armaan Franklin Indiana 3 PF Jack Nunge Iowa 2 PG Austin Ash Iowa 2 PF Michael Baer Iowa 3 C Chol Marial Maryland 4 C Qudus Wahab 4 SG Darryl Morsell Maryland 3 PG Fatts Russell 2 PG Connor Odom Maryland 3 PG Aquan Smart Maryland 2 PF Thomas Kithier Michigan State 2 PG Tyson Walker 4 PG Mark 'Rocket' Watts, Jr. Michigan State 2 SG Gabe Kalscheur Minnesota 3 SG Payton Willis 4 PG Jamal Mashburn, Jr. Minnesota 2 SF Jamison Battle 2 C Liam Robbins Minnesota 2 SG Eylijah 'E.J.' Stephens 4 PG Marcus Carr Minnesota 2 SG Sean Sutherlin 4 C Martice Mitchell Minnesota 2 PF Parker Fox 2 PF Jarvis Omersa Minnesota 2 SG Luke Loewe 4 SG Tre' Williams Minnesota 2 PF Yvan Ouedraogo Nebraska 4 SF Keon Edwards 2 SG Teddy Allen Nebraska 4 SG C.J. Wilcher 3 PF Akol Arop Nebraska 4 PG Elijah Wood Nebraska 3 SG Anthony Gaines Northwestern 2 PF Elyjah Williams 4 SF Miller Kopp Northwestern 4 SG Musa Jallow Ohio State 4 C Joey Brunk Ohio State 3 PG Jamari Wheeler 3 SG Myreon Jones Penn State 2 PF Trent Buttrick Penn State 3 PG Jamari Wheeler Penn State 2 PF John Harrar Penn State 2 SG Kyle McCloskey Penn State 3 PF Aaron Wheeler Purdue 4 C Emmanuel Dowuona Purdue 4 C Mamadou Doucouré Rutgers 3.7 SG Montez Mathis Rutgers 3 C Myles Johnson Rutgers 3.7 SG Jacob Young Rutgers 2 PG Trevor Anderson Wisconsin 2 SG Isaac Lindsey Wisconsin 2 PG Jahcobi Neath