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GatoLouco

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Updated 05/02
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Players listed: 2,545

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Illinois

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Carey Booth - Colorado State
Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn - UNLV
Morez Johnson, Jr. - Michigan
Keaton Kutcher
Tre White - Kansas

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Zvonimir Ivisic - Arkansas
Andrej Stojakovic - California

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Indiana

(-)
Jaden Bobbett
Kanaan Carlyle
Gabe Cupps - Ohio State
James Goodis
Dallas James
Mackenzie Mgbako - Texas A&M
Jakai Newton - Georgia State
Malik Reneau - Miami
Myles Rice - Maryland
Bryson Tucker - Washington

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Sam Alexis - Florida
Reed Bailey - Davidson
Tayton Conerway - Troy
Tucker DeVries - West Virginia
Nick Dorn - Elon
Jason Drake - Drexel
Conor Enright - DePaul
Josh Harris - North Florida
Jasai Miles - North Florida
Lamar Wilkerson - Sam Houston State

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Iowa

(-)
Trey Buchanan - South Dakota State
Ladji Dembele - UNLV
Josh Dix - Creighton
Owen Freeman - Creighton
Brock Harding - TCU
Isaiah Johnson-Arigu - St. Thomas
Carter Kingsbury
Luc Laketa
Riley Mulvey - Siena
Pryce Sandfort - Nebraska
Chris Tadjo - Santa Clara
Drew Thelwell
Seydou Traore - Utah

(+)
Tavion Banks - Drake
Kael Combs - Drake
Alvaro Folgueiras - Robert Morris
Brendan Hausen - Kansas State
Isaia Howard - Drake
Cam Manyawu - Drake
Bennett Stirtz - Drake

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Maryland

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Ja'Kobi Gillespie - Tennessee
DeShawn Harris-Smith - Georgetown
Jahari Long - George Mason
Malachi Palmer - Villanova
Braden Pierce - Villanova
Julian Reese
Rodney Rice - USC
Lucas Sotekk
Chance Stephens
Jayhlon Young

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David Coit - Kansas
Andre Mills - Texas A&M
Pharrel Payne - Texas A&M
Myles Rice - Indiana
Elijah Saunders - Virginia
George Turkson, Jr. - Texas A&M
Solomon Washington - Texas A&M
Isaiah Watts - Washington State

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Michigan

(-)
Phat Phat Brooks
Tre Donaldson - Miami
Jace Howard - Fordham
Justin Pippen - California
Sam Walters - SMU

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Elliot Cadeau - North Carolina
Morez Johnson, Jr. - Illinois
Yaxel Lendeborg - UAB
Aday Mara - UCLA

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Michigan State

(-)
Xavier Booker - UCLA
Tre Holloman - North Carolina State
Gehrig Normand - Santa Clara

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Trey Fort - Samford
Kaleb Glenn - Florida Atlantic

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Minnesota

(-)
Kadyn Betts - Montana
Tyler Cochran - Rhode Island
Trey Edmonds
Dawson Garcia
Frank Mitchell - St. Bonaventure
Mike Mitchell, Jr.
Femi Odukale
Lu'Cye Patterson
Brennan Rigsby - Radford
Max Sheridan

(+)
Jaylen Crocker-Johnson - Colorado State
Bobby Durkin - Davidson
B.J. Omot - California
Langston Reynolds - Northern Colorado
Nehemiah Turner - Central Arkansas
Robert Vaihola - San Jose State
Chansey Willis, Jr. - Western Michigan

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Nebraska
(-)
Gavin Griffiths - Temple
Nick Janowski - St. Thomas

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Kendall Blue - St. Thomas
Will Cooper - Air Force
Jared Garcia - Tulsa
Ugnius Jarusevivius - Central Michigan
Jamrques Lawrence - Rhode Island
Pryce Sandfort - Iowa

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Northwestern

(-)
Blake Barkley - East Tennessee State
Keenan Fitzmorris
Luke Hunger - George Washington

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Max Green - Holly Cross
Arrinten Page - Cincinnati
Jayden Reid - South Florida

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Ohio State

(-)
Aaron Bradshaw - Memphis
Meechie Johnson - South Carolina
Evan Mahaffey - Akron
Austin Parks - Toledo
Sean Stewart

(+)
Gabe Cupps - Indiana
Brandon Noel - Wright State
Christoph Tilly - Santa Clara

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Oregon

(-)
Brandon Angel
Mookie Cook - San Francisco
Ra'Heim Moss
Jadrian Tracy - VCU
Jesse Zarzuela

(+)
Miles Goodman - Penn State
Devon Pryor - Texas
T.K. Simpkins - Elon

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Penn State

(-)
Jahvin Carter - Middle Tennessee
Miles Goodman - Oregon
Puff Johnson
Kachi Nzeh
Hudson Ward - UC San Diego

(+)
Josh Reed - Cincinnati

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Purdue

(-)
Will Berg - Wichita State
Miles Colvin - Wake Forest
Camden Heide - Texas
Brian Waddell - Bellarmine

(+)
Oscar Cluff - South Dakota State
Liam Murphy - North Florida

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Rutgers

(-)
Jordan Derkack - Dayton
Nate Freisthler
P.J. Hayes
Peter Noble
Lathan Sommerville - Washington
Jeremiah Williams

(+)
Darren Buchanan, Jr. - George Washington
Baye Fall - Kansas State
Tariq Francis - NJIT

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UCLA

(-)
Dylan Andrews - Boise State
Dominick Harris
William Kyle III - Syracuse
Sebastian Mack - Missouri
Aday Mara - Michigan
Devin Williams - Florida Atlantic

(+)
Xavier Booker - Michigan State
Jamar Brown - Kansas City
Donovon Dent - New Mexico
Steven Jamerson II - San Diego

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USC

(-)
Rashaun Agee
Desmond Claude
Isaiah Elohim - Florida Atlantic
Kallai Patton - New Mexico
Kevin Patton, Jr. - New Mexico
Jalen Shelley - Loyola Marymount
Saint Thomas
Wesley Yates III - Washington

(+)
Ezra Ausar - Utah
Chad Baker-Mazara - Auburn
Jaden Brownell - Samford
Jacob Cofie - Virginia
Amarion Dickerson - Robert Morris
Gabe Dynes - Youngstown State
Rodney Rice - Maryland

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Washington

(-)
Wilhelm Breidenbach - Grand Canyon
Jase Butler - Colorado State
Dominique Diomande
Tyler Harris - Vanderbilt
KC Ibekwe - Pacific
Christian King - Montana State
Will Landram
Mekhi Mason - Wake Forest

(+)
Jacob Ognacevic - Lipscomb
Quimari Peterson - East Tennessee State
Lathan Sommerville - Rutgers
Bryson Tucker - Indiana
Wesley Yates III - USC

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Wisconsin

(-)
Xavier Amos - Loyola Chicago
Daniel Freitag - Buffalo
Carter Gilmore
Chris Hodges - Montana State
Camren Hunter - Central Arkansas
Markus Ilver

(+)
Nick Boyd - San Diego State
Braeden Carrington - Tulsa
Austin Rapp - Portland
Andew Rohde - Virginia
 
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Pack those first 3 from IA and ship them to Evanston. I'd be ecstatic. All Sophomores that contribute heavily, will be in high demand in the portal.
 
GatoLouco said:
Pack those first 3 from IA and ship them to Evanston. I'd be ecstatic. All Sophomores that contribute heavily, will be in high demand in the portal.
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Josh Dix and Harding are two guys I would be happy to have. Kinda meh on the younger Sandfort.

To be clear, I don't think any of these guys are coming to Evanston, but Dix and Harding are more than welcome in my book.
 
Jonny2TheP said:
Josh Dix and Harding are two guys I would be happy to have. Kinda meh on the younger Sandfort.

To be clear, I don't think any of these guys are coming to Evanston, but Dix and Harding are more than welcome in my book.
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Dix is a JR so, unless he already graduated, he is not eligible to transfer.

Young Sandford and Freeman are both SO, plenty of room for improvement.
 
Davidgolds5 said:
If collins left, we would be in the same boat as Iowa is now?
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It’s a slightly different situation only because we have so many first years coming in. A lot of their status would depend on the next coaching hire. I still think Northwestern has a lot of equity for kids who are academically oriented. I also think most of the underclassmen would stick around to earn their degree. The only guys on the current roster who would attract power school interest would be Nick and maybe KJ.
 
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Hungry Jack said:
It’s a slightly different situation only because we have so many first years coming in. A lot of their status would depend on the next coaching hire. I still think Northwestern has a lot of equity for kids who are academically oriented. I also think most of the underclassmen would stick around to earn their degree. The only guys on the current roster who would attract power school interest would be Nick and maybe KJ.
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Definitely KJ.
 
Hungry Jack said:
He had no power offers as a high school recruit, though his stock has clearly risen.
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I think most coaches have either known or realized that they're a lot better off just watching the freshmen play and trying to get them via the portal, instead of guessing what they'll do based on their junior year of high school basketball.

Obviously the 5 stars are a different matter - but the recruiting landscape has changed so dramatically since the transfer rules were eliminated - that change alone was monumental. Throw in the NIL and payments stuff/nonsense and the new world is incomparable to the old one.

Northwestern still has to recruit high school kids. Most other programs shouldn't waste their time and resources.
 
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JT Rock 7'1" 245 lbs Redshirt Sophomore. High School class of 2024. Leaving Iowa State after sitting on the bench.

"The 7-foot-1, 245-pound prospect at Sioux Falls (SD) Lincoln chose the Cyclones over offers from Creighton, Iowa, Purdue, Kansas, and others. "

Would give special meaning to the whole "Pound The Rock" thing.
 
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No Nebraska, Michigan State, and Maryland as of the 3/30 update. With the coaching change at Maryland I assume some with enter.
 
Tough to compete with Purdue for big guys.
Painter's staff is so good at developing them - and everybody knows it.
 
Well, they're still working the Crown Tourney, aren't they? Or is that over.
 
Skunkpilot said:

MSU Veteran G Enters Transfer Portal

Michigan State junior guard Tre Holloman has entered the transfer portal, according to Jonathan Givony of ESPN. A Michigan State spokesperson has since confirme
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This is what makes the portal so bad. For many players Lack of playing time or not a good fit makes sense. But when you have a three year player and captain enter the portal that just raises the issue of no loyaltybb

I know, what about coaches. But Michigan State isn’t some tier three basketball school where the coach is always looking to move up. The coaches and players are already at the top of the mountain.
 
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T_Levine said:
This is what makes the portal so bad. For many players Lack of playing time or not a good fit makes sense. But when you have a three year player and captain enter the portal that just raises the issue of no loyaltybb

I know, what about coaches. But Michigan State isn’t some tier three basketball school where the coach is always looking to move up. The coaches and players are already at the top of the mountain.
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This is a weird one. Not immediately clear why Holloman would leave. I can think of several possibilities.
1) Coach Izzo has recruited over him, and he sees a drop in playing time coming based on next year's roster.
2) Newly emerging personality clash with teammates or coaches.
3) Someone back-channeled a big money offer.
4) Green or white headbands no longer doing it for him. Looking to expand his color palette.
 
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PURPLECAT88 said:
This is a weird one. Not immediately clear why Holloman would leave. I can think of several possibilities.
1) Coach Izzo has recruited over him, and he sees a drop in playing time coming based on next year's roster.
2) Newly emerging personality clash with teammates or coaches.
3) Someone back-channeled a big money offer.
4) Green or white headbands no longer doing it for him. Looking to expand his color palette.
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My guess is he wants to see how much NIL bag he can get. He’s probably a borderline NBA prospect, so this is his last chance to make real coin.
 
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Heard Jace Richardson is off to the nba so Sparty will need a serious reload.
 
Hungry Jack said:
My guess is he wants to see how much NIL bag he can get. He’s probably a borderline NBA prospect, so this is his last chance to make real coin.
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That and he might want to have a more dominant role on some offense. So he can put up bigger numbers and raise his draft stock. Traditionally MSU is a place to share the rock.
 
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Not sure why Tre Donaldson would do this. He was a starter and Wolf likely coming back. Interesting.
 
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PurpleWhiteBoy said:
JT Rock 7'1" 245 lbs Redshirt Sophomore. High School class of 2024. Leaving Iowa State after sitting on the bench.

"The 7-foot-1, 245-pound prospect at Sioux Falls (SD) Lincoln chose the Cyclones over offers from Creighton, Iowa, Purdue, Kansas, and others. "

Would give special meaning to the whole "Pound The Rock" thing.
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Better if his name were PT Rock...
 
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T_Levine said:
This is what makes the portal so bad. For many players Lack of playing time or not a good fit makes sense. But when you have a three year player and captain enter the portal that just raises the issue of no loyaltybb

I know, what about coaches. But Michigan State isn’t some tier three basketball school where the coach is always looking to move up. The coaches and players are already at the top of the mountain.
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Better opportunity, better fit in his mind.

Have you ever changed jobs after 3 years or less? Anyone that worked for you? Could be same reasons.
 
Purple Pile Driver said:
Better opportunity, better fit in his mind.

Have you ever changed jobs after 3 years or less? Anyone that worked for you? Could be same reasons.
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Exactly. And to add on to that, it’s free market at work. Even a school like MSU that’s going to have plenty of money to throw around can’t pay everyone. Free player movement and completely open compensation model means a more idealized distribution of talent.

The more talented your roster, the harder it is to keep guys. If you have a ton of talent, then the third best guy on your team can still get “top dog” dollars somewhere else if he moves. Even with big NIL budgets, you still can’t over allocate money to that “third best” guy otherwise you’ll also lose your top players (or won’t be able to lure in a new top dollar guy).
 
PURPLECAT88 said:
This is a weird one. Not immediately clear why Holloman would leave. I can think of several possibilities.
1) Coach Izzo has recruited over him, and he sees a drop in playing time coming based on next year's roster.
2) Newly emerging personality clash with teammates or coaches.
3) Someone back-channeled a big money offer.
4) Green or white headbands no longer doing it for him. Looking to expand his color palette.
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Can’t imagine Izzo sticks around much longer. This one has got to sting.
 
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