RaceToTheTop

BS.

How TKR never gets called for offensive fouls is beyond me.

Game getting called completely in Purdue's favor.

Real good one. Keyshawn Hall, 6'7" wing, UCF. 18.8 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.4 assists. Shot 43/35/82.

'Purdue is doing a really good job of carving up a really good defense'. Dude, they have 22 points in 16 minutes.

Flopper Loyer keeps flopping the refs into giving him calls.

? who is this ‘we’ that assumed McCasland would go to Texas? and the truth is if he isn’t willing to leave Texas tech for Texas, he wasn’t going to leave for Indiana. He’s a guy who is happy in Texas.

Ahmad Nowell, U Conn., 6'0" combo guard, freshman. Had trouble getting into U Conn's rotation, appearing in just 18 games and 6.5 minutes/game but was ranked 33rd in last year's incoming class. Meechie Johnson, Ohio State. 2 years at Ohio State, 2 years at South Carolina, and then back at Ohio State last year. Eligible for another year because one year was the free covid year and should be eligible for a redshirt year this past year as he was limited to 10 games. Averaged 9.1 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 2.7 assists. In 23-24 he averaged a career high 14.1 points at South Carolina. Over his career, he has played in 116 games, averaged 9.2 points, 2.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists and shot 37/33/74.

Don't know if this one has been posted -- some pop up on On3 after it's already been widely known. Reed Bailey, 6'8" forward, Davison. 18.8 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists. 48/41/77.

From my understanding, Willard didn't force the AD out.

Went to take a shower and got out and saw quite a few players from majors had entered. Zach Clemence, Kansas, 6'9" PF. Ranked 73rd in class of 2021. Has had trouble getting into the rotation in Kansas. Victorious Miller, LSU, 6'5" SG. Freshman. In 19 mpg averaged 8.9 pts, 2.4 reb, 1.2 assists. Bulk three point shooter. Shot 44/32/73. Ranked 85th in class of 2024. Koren Johnson, Louisville, 6'2" PG. Only played in two games due to injury. Should have two years of eligibility left. Previously at Washington. In 23-24, he averaged 11.1 points at Washington in 24 mpg. Shot 37% from three. John Hugley, 6'11" Center, Xavier. Rotational player at Xavier last year, 10 mpg, 2.9 pts, 2.0 rebounds. Was at Pittsburgh for three years (two redshirt years -- limited to 7 and 8 games in two seasons. The one full season he played at Pitt he averaged 14.8 points and 7.9 rebounds. Played 23-24 at Oklahoma, averaged 8.4 points and 3.8 rebounds in 17.6 minutes. Has developed an outside shot, hitting 23 of 53 three pointers over the last two seasons. P.J. Carter, 6'4" SG, Memphis. 5.4 points in 14.4 minutes. 40/39/93

I would assume he is going to Texas with Miller.

Moikobu seems to be a pretty fast riser. Was with DeVries at Drake and served under mccasland at both north Texas and Texas tech. Also served as Director of Recruiting under Bryce Drew at Grand Canyon.

Farleight Dickinson 6'3" guard Terrence Brown. 20.6 points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 2.2 steals. Shot 45/30/76. Two years eligibility.

Yes, I believe in Indiana high school athletes can't receive NIL and stay eligible. But in many states they can. https://biz.opendorse.com/blog/nil-high-school/

A couple of D2 teammates of note that will probably be moving up to D1: Alex Steen, Florida Southern, 6'8" forward. 16.9 points, 10.6 rebounds, 2.5 blocks. Jadin Booth, Florida Southern. 6'2" guard. 21.0 points, 4.7 rebounds, 5.3 assists. Made over 100 threes (102 of 264, 38%) and was 202 of 219 from the line (92%).

He is a New York native -- grew up in Long Island, went to college at Albany.

Given the number of decommits that occur -- especially with coaching changes -- I don't think that is an issue.

Jake Heidbreger, 6'5" guard, Clemson. Spent his first two years at Air Force. From Floyds Knobs. Sophomore year at Air Force averaged 15.1 points, shooting 49/40/87. This past season at Clemson he was a rotational player, averaging 14.0 minutes per game and 4.1 points. Shot 40/37/100. Career 48/39/86.

it’s obvious Tyme still reads this board. https://x.com/Tyme1299218/status/1905316371246055475

Domask’s games were in the first half of the year which is a criteria for the waiver.

Again, cite any example of a basketball player who played 10 games in February and March who has won his appeal. I would love for Goode to be the first but saying he has a good chance to do something no one else has done is a false narrative.

20-21 didn’t count for anyone. name me one player who played 10 games in February and March who received a redshirt.

To this point, no one that fits Goode's profile -- playing ten games in the second half of a season -- has been granted a redshirt. Saying his chances are 'very high' is a false narrative. Marcus Domask had a stronger case that Goode did and hired lawyers as well. Didn't get an extra year.

Good one: Adrian Wooley, Kennesaw State guard. 6'3" freshman, 18.8 points, 5.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists. 51/42/77. Another good small school one: Marquel Sutton, 6'8" forward, Nebraska-Omaha. 18.9 points, 7.9 rebounds, 1.2 assists. 48/28/74.