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It seems that's where he's transferring from.

I hope he stays in the draft or returns, whichever one they don't want to happen.

You're right. It was someone reporting he was returning, but not him, nor anyone with the team. Still might not, I guess.

It doesn't look like there are any accomplished 'bigs' out there. MiKyle Mcintosh looks like the best front court prospect ar 6'7". Grad transfer 12.5 ppg and 5.6 reb. Would anyone be happy about a 5ppg a game scorer unknown like Ziesloft, big, if one was around?

Diallo back to pUKe

I'm pretty sure the Student Bill of Rights, doesn't pertain to maintaining team participation. Just that you're guaranteed 4 years of paid schooling and athletic prowess won't change that if you decide to become a non-athlete student, you still get paid schooling. I'd say, if you take a 3rd year student, never on scholarship here, and say, here's a free year, it won't be the same as offering it to a Freshman recruit.

According to Zagblog on Monday, Swanigan will work out for the Knicks today

Tre Wat and in TREE Wat is what I was thinking, as well.

I "heard" the same acknowledgment stuhoo did. If I was the guy with the potential info, I wouldn't spit out a name either, in this situation.

Now he's tweeting no decision made :-/

That's good news, but I think Ben Allen transfered in August.

It would be difficult to quantify if we were looking for a single proving instance, but we're just seeing if the avg career of the "usual suspects" is longer.

I'm thinking that stars/starters would be more accurate than every single player. It wouldn't be too difficult to know the difference between Magic Johnson starting 77 games and whomever started the other 5. The questions was about career longevity based on how hard you play (if playing hard makes your career shorter). 2, 3, 4 year careers shouldn't figure into longevity in any era.

I think you have to use stars/starters to gauge longevity while playing hard, because the short careers are more often talent driven not wear and tear.

No one is hunting for examples. The question was asked and I answered. I thought I had forgotten more about Indiana basketball than you will ever know, but as it turns out, I haven't forgotten. I'm just messing with you.

Lindeman redshirted as a sophomore after avg 3 and 2 as a freshman.

I guess my memory doesn't completely suck! https://books.google.com/books?id=Cvu_X4RIU1MC&pg=PA23&lpg=PA23&dq=todd+lindeman+redshirt&source=bl&ots=M05GJ-i88A&sig=41ZicS3FmaAnM17ZDieC0eXr8DQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjW5Iq9kePTAhWM6YMKHXs2C2gQ6AEIUDAN#v=onepage&q=todd lindeman redshirt&f=false

Off the top of my head, Todd Leary (could be Todd Lindeman) I'll have to research to clarify. Might be wrong, but sure seems like that's the case.

I believe it is prior to the 1st day of class or enrollment deadline. Iirc Ben Allen transfered in August.

You would be wrong

I absolutely hate that term and laugh at grown men who use it.

I think millenials have passed. If not now, then soon recruits will be generation Z and I think they're coming back towards the pack.

Indiana, and it's time we started acting like it again.

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Correct, Per Albers article If Williams makes the Grizzlies’ 15-man roster, he will make $543K this season.