RaceToTheTop

If the show cause is over, the NCAA has already decided to let bygones be bygones. Why shouldn't the fan base?

Lendeborg I would think will still have to decide if he will stay at Michigan or go into the draft. Would think he'll go to the combine and decide from there.

Does make me wonder if that means that Morez Johnson truly isn't going to get admitted to Michigan. Wolf/Goldin could get on the floor together because of Wolf's ability to handle the ball and shoot. Johnson and Mara on the court together would really clog it up. I like both of them just see at best them sharing 40 minutes.

Does this mean his waiver got denied or does this mean he's returning to Northwestern?

Nobody has baggage any more with the new rules unless it is off the court stuff like domestic violence.

Since we only have 4 guys right now, somebody has to play two positions.

My guess you will see Bailey at the 5 some and 4 some and Tucker at the 4 some and 3 some. Outside of players like a pure 5 or a pure point guard, no one plays a single position anymore.

The route to probably go is to get 3 stars with a higher ceiling and hope you can keep them multiple years.

I swear if we don't get commitments soon some posters are going to be committed.

One. This will be it.

Troy University. 6'3" point guard. 14.2 points, 4.6 rebounds, 4.8 assists. Not a good perimeter shooter (27% from three and 29% over his last two years)....but was the Sun Belt MVP this year. Hard nosed driver who despite his outside shooting woes shot 58% inside the arc. Plus defender....was third in all of division one with 2.9 steals per game.

He was at USC last year.

At this point, can we just call him Good Osobor?

If you are going to quote Goodman, remember that he had Brad Brownell as IU's next coach.

A curling club? Don't they call that a broom?

Achor Achor into the portal portal. 6'9" wing, Kansas State. Played the previous year at Samford and averaged 16 and 6. Played in Kansas State's first seven games and averaged 7.3 points in just 13.3 minutes before getting hurt. Guys are starting to get an extra paycheck by getting hurt and getting another year.

I'm not sure how he has eligibility left.....20-21 he only played 10 games, but that was the covid free year. Every other year he played at least 24 games from 21-22 through 24-25.

Good one: Cedric Coward, Washington State. 6'6" SG/SF. Limited to 6 games last year. Played at Eastern Washington prior. https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/4903027/cedric-coward

I am higher on Enright than you are, but yeah that wouldn't be in love with that as a 1-2 combination at point guard. The one thing I do like about Comer is he does get to the line -- at least last year. 5.6 free throws from your point guard is a ton. It's also an abilty that Reed Bailey has -- he got to the line almost 7 times/game at Davidson.

Lamar Wilkerson -- a guy we really want -- was at a JUCO for two years (missed one season due to injury).

Probably doesn't because he only believes that we can beat out low and mid majors. Now don't go running to HSN to talk about me, Scotty.

Dude, they were given big money TO STAY. If there was no chance of them leaving, there would have been no need for that. But you do you.

Why does any poster come to BTownbanners when there are other power 5 boards out there?

The NCAA has given players who played in JUCO ball an extra fifth year this year while legisltation is going through. Lamar Wilkerson actually was at a JUCO for two years (one he was hurt, so redshirt) and then played three years at Sam Houston State....without the extra JUCO year granted, his eligibility would be up since he's had four years.

Jahki Howard, Auburn freshman forward. 6'6". Ranked 62nd in the class of 24. Appeared in 21 games, averaged 9.1 minutes, 4.2 points, 1.1 rebounds. In his limited time shot 54/41/67. PIttsburgh redshirt freshman center Papa Kante. 6'10". Ranked 74th in the class of 23. Played in 22 games, 6.9 minutes, 2.1 points.