Lynn Greer to Tenple to follow in his dad’s footsteps.  Maybe he’s expecting Larry Lembo to ref every game so he can have the same results.

GW got a visit from Gerald Drumgoole, Jr.

Drumgoole averaged 13.9/3.8/2.4 for Delaware last season.  He scored 12 points against us in the Bahamas and could've scored more had he not gone 1-7 from 3.  If I remember right, some of those misses were key for us in our comeback.  He averaged 15.7 ppg for Albany the year prior and started his collegiate career at Pitt.

Kinda crazy, Drumgoole was actually offered by Mojo in high school.

GW0509 wrote:

GW got a visit from Gerald Drumgoole, Jr.

Drumgoole averaged 13.9/3.8/2.4 for Delaware last season.  He scored 12 points against us in the Bahamas and could've scored more had he not gone 1-7 from 3.  If I remember right, some of those misses were key for us in our comeback.  He averaged 15.7 ppg for Albany the year prior and started his collegiate career at Pitt.

Kinda crazy, Drumgoole was actually offered by Mojo in high school.

Where'd you see this?

He's available again!

@jeffborzello 
Michigan freshman guard George Washington III has reentered the transfer portal, source told ESPN. He initially entered following the coaching change, then withdrew his name in mid-April. Played in 22 games as a freshman for the Wolverines.
 

Brayon back in the portal:

https://twitter.com/ThePortalReport/status/1785274974619550149

There is little doubt that Wisconsin came up with some 11th hour money given their offseason.  AJ Storr left for Kansas.  Chucky Hepburn left for Louisville.  Chucky's high school buddy who was to transfer from Omaha is no longer coming.  Tyler Wahl is the rarity who is out of college eligibility.  

And, assuming Chase Paar finds a new home or returns to Towson, he will pass Jack Paar on the longevity scale.  Jack hosted The Tonight Show for 56 months while Chase has been a college basketball player for 53 months and apparently counting.

dmvpiranha wrote:

Ordinarily I would cite a coaching change (really retirement, given Cliff Ellis is 78) as a reason to excuse Bray for leaving Coastal but he straight up left the team after a handful of games. It will be interesting to see whether any team takes a chance on him at this point or he goes the JUCO route. I could see a school like Nicholls State or maybe Florida A&M giving him a chance. Howard could be a fit if he gets it together.

Chase Paar also went portaling yesterday. I guess he was granted a redshirt for the 2022-23 season as this past year was his fifth year playing.

Honestly, it's exhausting/not as fun to track player movement as it used to be. There are cases like John Tonje the other day where he "committed" to New Mexico only to flip his decision to Wisconsin three days later (UNM will be fine as they landed a player from Arizona on the same day, but I would have been upset as a fan). Tonje played his role as a connector piece who can shoot/cut on offense well at Colorado State before moving to Mizzou last year where he got hurt, but I can't help but feel like Wisconsin probably paid him more than what was necessary to get a player of his caliber. Switching commitments is not a new phenomenon, but with money on the line it's a guarantee to happen more often moving forward making it tougher to be invested beyond the other factors that have been mentioned here in various threads.

Anyways, does the transfer portal closing tomorrow really mean anything outside of the ones that haven't officially entered this offseason? The players who have already entered and committed can always flip their decision should more money be offered without them re-entering the portal. Until the season begins, they might as well still be considered in the portal. I don't really know that signing changes anything because I'm sure a player will sue if they leave a team late in the offseason and demand to be made eligible at the new school they choose.
 

 
Bray should go the Jersey Mike’s route.

Now the question becomes do we use the last remaining scholarship? 

Presumably there might not be much PT to offer so it could go to an international or HS project.

Ugh.  Dayton lands one of my favorite players in all of college basketball in Posh Alexander. Might be the best defensive PG in the country.

MG14 wrote:

Max Edwards to Duquesne 

https://twitter.com/maxgotgame2/status/1787595877449626017

Really?  Why?