2020 Transfer List
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Doesn’t sound like KU is really going after any transfers as of today. Doing some reaching out, but nobody has been offered or anything like that.
Lines up with what Bill told CJ Moore.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Poor Bruce https://twitter.com/goodmanhoops/status/1242905383267708928?s=21
Hate to see it.
Gotta think this one happens the day after their season ends if not for the Rona.
KSU loses their best 3 players off an 11 win team…
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So happy to see him gone from the league but he was the perfect bruce
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Doesn’t sound like KU is really going after any transfers as of today. Doing some reaching out, but nobody has been offered or anything like that.
There’s not really the one thing KU truly needs for next season out there and that’s a deadeye shooter. Unless a deadeye shooter becomes available, I’m fine with KU keeping what they have for next season.
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Stevenson From WSU - - lands back in Washington - I think they said Washington St
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Just Washington
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Jon Rothstein @JonRothstein
Interesting Stat:
A year ago, 14 mid-major players who averaged in double-figures during the 18-19 season opted to grad transfer to power conferences.
None averaged in double-figures last season.
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@dylans said in 2020 Transfer List:
Jon Rothstein @JonRothstein
Interesting Stat:
A year ago, 14 mid-major players who averaged in double-figures during the 18-19 season opted to grad transfer to power conferences.
None averaged in double-figures last season.
Missed one, Jon! https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/haanif-cheatham-1.html
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@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Doesn’t sound like KU is really going after any transfers as of today. Doing some reaching out, but nobody has been offered or anything like that.
There’s not really the one thing KU truly needs for next season out there and that’s a deadeye shooter. Unless a deadeye shooter becomes available, I’m fine with KU keeping what they have for next season.
For sure. Just looking at guys we could be interested in if Jossell gets medical’d or there’s an unexpected departure. But I think the most likely scenario by a good margin is we roll with the 13 we have. Only other variable is Moss since the NCAA still could grant seniors and graduates another season.
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Portal hit over 500.
The NCAA will vote at end of April on immediate 1 time transfer. If that happens expect KU roster movement
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@BeddieKU23 who?
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@Crimsonorblue22 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@BeddieKU23 who?
Yeah I disagree, I don’t think anyone is leaving KU after this season.
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Justin Turner released a Top 6, KU wasn’t on it.
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@BShark said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Crimsonorblue22 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@BeddieKU23 who?
Yeah I disagree, I don’t think anyone is leaving KU after this season.
I think its still a possibility. We’ll see how it plays out
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@BeddieKU23 who u thinking?
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@BeddieKU23 said in 2020 Transfer List:
Justin Turner released a Top 6, KU wasn’t on it.
Yeah seems like we aren’t really pursuing anyone. He’s a baller tho.
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Johnny Juzang is transferring from Kentucky. Former top 50 recruit.
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Barring a shocker, we have our 13.
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@Woodrow said in 2020 Transfer List:
Johnny Juzang is transferring from Kentucky. Former top 50 recruit.
Oof. They worked hard to get him to reclassify too.
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FarmerJayhawk said:
Barring a shocker, we have our 13.
This is kind of disappointing to me. There is a boat load of talent on the transfer market that could help this team next year.
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The NCAA vote on immediate eligibility could be moved to June. In which case buckle up, amigos.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Barring a shocker, we have our 13.
I like it.
Not surprised with Juzang. Trouble in paradise this year finally. Money is nice but kids wanna play especially 5*.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
The NCAA vote on immediate eligibility could be moved to June. In which case buckle up, amigos.
CHAOSSSSSS.
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@Woodrow said in 2020 Transfer List:
FarmerJayhawk said:
Barring a shocker, we have our 13.
This is kind of disappointing to me. There is a boat load of talent on the transfer market that could help this team next year.
I wouldn’t give up hope yet. I think you might be surprised, especially the way staff has attacked this the last couple of years, not going to take just anyone - -BUT if it is a right fit it can still very easily happen
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Didn’t make Bruner’s top 6
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@jayballer73 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Woodrow said in 2020 Transfer List:
FarmerJayhawk said:
Barring a shocker, we have our 13.
This is kind of disappointing to me. There is a boat load of talent on the transfer market that could help this team next year.
I wouldn’t give up hope yet. I think you might be surprised, especially the way staff has attacked this the last couple of years, not going to take just anyone - -BUT if it is a right fit it can still very easily happen
What KU needs isn’t on the transfer market right now. They need the same thing as last off-season and that’s an outside shooter. The higher ranked guards on the transfer market right now are more scorers than shooters. If there was an Isaiah Moss type transfer out there, KU might get involved at that point. There’s not one of those out there right now so Self hasn’t been pushing hard for any transfers at this point.
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Transfer Portal has hit 550
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We will have shooters next year. Braun is obviously still on the roster and Thompson is an awesome 3 point shooter. Wilson has a good three point shot as well. Ochi has been inconsistent but I think his shot will be more and more consistent with each year.
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Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
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If you can’t score at Stony Brook you might be a stiff…
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Having seen him play in that league I would pass
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@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
I would as well but I’m always intrigued by guys with an elite skill to fill out your “bullpen.” If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
I would as well but I’m always intrigued by guys with an elite skill to fill out your “bullpen.” If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
None of his skills are elite though. Silvio had a better rebounding and block rate than this kid last season. Otchere is also a big black hole on offense as his PER was 12 last year. Otchere was also a worse FT shooter than Doke. The one thing Otchere is good at, KU has two guys (Silvio and Mitch) that are just as good or better considering the level of competition involved.
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@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
I would as well but I’m always intrigued by guys with an elite skill to fill out your “bullpen.” If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
None of his skills are elite though. Silvio had a better rebounding and block rate than this kid last season. Otchere is also a big black hole on offense as his PER was 12 last year. Otchere was also a worse FT shooter than Doke. The one thing Otchere is good at, KU has two guys (Silvio and Mitch) that are just as good or better considering the level of competition involved.
A career block rate of 13 is fantastic. He and Withey had the same career high. Did you ignore the caveat that I’m intrigued as a D specialist? Not asking him to be Doke.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
I would as well but I’m always intrigued by guys with an elite skill to fill out your “bullpen.” If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
None of his skills are elite though. Silvio had a better rebounding and block rate than this kid last season. Otchere is also a big black hole on offense as his PER was 12 last year. Otchere was also a worse FT shooter than Doke. The one thing Otchere is good at, KU has two guys (Silvio and Mitch) that are just as good or better considering the level of competition involved.
A career block rate of 13 is fantastic. He and Withey had the same career high. Did you ignore the caveat that I’m intrigued as a D specialist? Not asking him to be Doke.
I also saw the significant drop off from his first to second season at Stony Brook in every relevant category except rebounding where he went from bad to average for his size. Silvio had a higher block rate than he did last season. 10% last season is still good, but it’s against crap competition and that’s literally the only thing he’s good at and KU has two guys in Silvio and Mitch that are comparable in that category.
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@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
I would as well but I’m always intrigued by guys with an elite skill to fill out your “bullpen.” If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
None of his skills are elite though. Silvio had a better rebounding and block rate than this kid last season. Otchere is also a big black hole on offense as his PER was 12 last year. Otchere was also a worse FT shooter than Doke. The one thing Otchere is good at, KU has two guys (Silvio and Mitch) that are just as good or better considering the level of competition involved.
A career block rate of 13 is fantastic. He and Withey had the same career high. Did you ignore the caveat that I’m intrigued as a D specialist? Not asking him to be Doke.
I also saw the significant drop off from his first to second season at Stony Brook in every relevant category except rebounding where he went from bad to average for his size. Silvio had a higher block rate than he did last season. 10% last season is still good, but it’s against crap competition and that’s literally the only thing he’s good at and KU has two guys in Silvio and Mitch that are comparable in that category.
To be fair, Silvio probably played similar competition during mopup time
. If we need a guy, I like the fit. Massive too: 6-11, 7-6 wingspan. Come in, give a few fouls, defend, sit down.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
I would as well but I’m always intrigued by guys with an elite skill to fill out your “bullpen.” If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
None of his skills are elite though. Silvio had a better rebounding and block rate than this kid last season. Otchere is also a big black hole on offense as his PER was 12 last year. Otchere was also a worse FT shooter than Doke. The one thing Otchere is good at, KU has two guys (Silvio and Mitch) that are just as good or better considering the level of competition involved.
A career block rate of 13 is fantastic. He and Withey had the same career high. Did you ignore the caveat that I’m intrigued as a D specialist? Not asking him to be Doke.
I also saw the significant drop off from his first to second season at Stony Brook in every relevant category except rebounding where he went from bad to average for his size. Silvio had a higher block rate than he did last season. 10% last season is still good, but it’s against crap competition and that’s literally the only thing he’s good at and KU has two guys in Silvio and Mitch that are comparable in that category.
To be fair, Silvio probably played similar competition during mopup time
. If we need a guy, I like the fit. Massive too: 6-11, 7-6 wingspan. Come in, give a few fouls, defend, sit down.I don’t see it with him. Why would this guy who would have multiple DNP’s be worth looking at for a program like KU when KU has multiple people that can do what he does as well or better.
He might be good for a mid major program, but for a P5 school with plenty of front court depth, there’s nothing about him that’s intriguing to me, even as a guy to eat couple of minutes if Dave, Silvio, Mitch, and Gethro all got into foul issues.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
^^^
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
^^^
If we end up with an open spot, a shooter is a much greater need than a 4th string center. I also seriously doubt he’d want to go somewhere to sit on the bench.
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@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
@Texas-Hawk-10 said in 2020 Transfer List:
@FarmerJayhawk said in 2020 Transfer List:
Intriguing option as a rim protector/rebound specialist https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/jeff-otchere-1.html
Won AEC DPOY playing 17 MPG and played JuCo ball at Garden. Career 13% block percentage and 15% rebound percentage. For reference, last year Doke was 11 and 21 respectively.
That’s a hard pass from me. He got worse in just about every category except rebounding last season and the 17% total rebounding rate he had isn’t that good for a player his size in that league.
Best case scenario is he’s Dave’s back up, but I’d still rather have Silvio over this guy.
If we have a spot and need a garbage man, there’s not really a downside.
^^^
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Portal over 600 now
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Bryce Aiken is down to Iowa St, Maryland, Seton Hall & Michigan
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@BeddieKU23 said in 2020 Transfer List:
Bryce Aiken is down to Iowa St, Maryland, Seton Hall & Michigan
Iowa State needs some players pretty badly. He could be “the guy” there.
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@BShark said in 2020 Transfer List:
@BeddieKU23 said in 2020 Transfer List:
Bryce Aiken is down to Iowa St, Maryland, Seton Hall & Michigan
Iowa State needs some players pretty badly. He could be “the guy” there.
If he wants to win he would go elsewhere however that’s the type of offense he could chuck some shots in
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So the Columbia kid that committed to Duke last week or so has already de-committed from them…
