oldrunner
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This time of year, and throughout the summer, D1 transfers start happening quite regularly. Already, we have had Williams transfer to a JC in Texas and we will probably have more transfers in the next few weeks. The national count of D1 transfers is approaching 250 now and will probably be closer to 700 when it is all said and done. Some of those are 5th year seniors who are eligible without a red shirt year.
Going over the list, there are many who are just not D1 talent. Those players will end up at D11 or D111 programs or maybe JCs if they have the eligibility. Some legit D1 talent will also end up at a lower division. Unfortunately, some of these guys will end up out of basketball altogether.
There are many on the list who are solid D1 talent. They will probably find new D1 programs to go to. There are many 3 star guys and a handful of 4 and 5 star guys. I'm sure that we have teams in the BSC who are watching this list closely.
The problem really is a numbers game. there are more guys looking to transfer than there are openings on teams. By taking in a transfer player, most teams would have to make room, thus creating another transfer player hitting the market.
I noticed today that Michael Green, a 3 star PG at NAU, and Robert Jones III, a starting forward at ISU, have announced that they are transferring. There will be a lot more coming out of the BSC. Probably a lot coming in as well.
The teams that seem to have the most openings are Sac, ISU, and SUU. Several BSC schools show a surplus and will be losing some.
Buckle up, it's going to be interesting.
Going over the list, there are many who are just not D1 talent. Those players will end up at D11 or D111 programs or maybe JCs if they have the eligibility. Some legit D1 talent will also end up at a lower division. Unfortunately, some of these guys will end up out of basketball altogether.
There are many on the list who are solid D1 talent. They will probably find new D1 programs to go to. There are many 3 star guys and a handful of 4 and 5 star guys. I'm sure that we have teams in the BSC who are watching this list closely.
The problem really is a numbers game. there are more guys looking to transfer than there are openings on teams. By taking in a transfer player, most teams would have to make room, thus creating another transfer player hitting the market.
I noticed today that Michael Green, a 3 star PG at NAU, and Robert Jones III, a starting forward at ISU, have announced that they are transferring. There will be a lot more coming out of the BSC. Probably a lot coming in as well.
The teams that seem to have the most openings are Sac, ISU, and SUU. Several BSC schools show a surplus and will be losing some.
Buckle up, it's going to be interesting.