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With social media, the NIL stuff and the wild west of the transfer portal I actually don't blame these players for changing their mind every other minute. Like you said with Zane, he moved on for what he thought were greener pastures and others have done that too. If Cam did that, I would have tipped my hat thanked him for a great year last season. I hope he is happy and can have another All-Conference season. As Bay Area said, there are a lot of things coming at these players, and they end up not only managing their skillset/playing careers but also their public images on social media platforms.

So elated he is returning. You and I along with many others didn’t grow up with social media and all the madness associated with Covid etc. Not making excuses but he is still a young man and emotions come into play. We have incredible access to all athletes these days. It is exciting as a fan but also can be mentally draining to our Towson athletes. Cam is a special player and he is gonna get us to the Big Dance. Can’t wait to meet all of you guys in person finally.

From Eurobasket LLC #1. Brian Fobbs (6'5''-G-1998, graduated '2020, plays pro in Finland) led Vilpas to an easy victory against the leader Kauhajoki (25-7) crushing them 85-58 in the Finnish Korisliiga on Wednesday night. He scored 14 points, grabbed 8 rebounds and dished 4 assists in 32 minutes; quite an impressive performance considering it's only Fobbs' second season in pro basketball. Salon Vilpas Vikings (3-15) is placed tenth in Places 1-6 group. Fobbs has relatively good stats this season 13.8ppg, 5.0rpg and 2.2apg. #2. Dennis Tunstall (6'9''-F-1997, graduated '2020, plays in Slovenia) could not help Zlatorog (3-5) in their last game. Despite Tunstall's very good performance the third-placed Zlatorog (3-5) lost 90-96 at home to the leading Rogaska in the Places 7-11 group. He had a double-double by scoring 19 points and getting 12 rebounds; not bad, considering it's only Tunstall's second season in pro basketball. It was Zlatorog's fourth consecutive loss in a row. The Second Stage already ended. Tunstall has relatively good stats this year 12.5ppg, 10.2rpg, 1.1apg, 1.3bpg and 1.8spg in 19 games he played so far. #3. Nakye Sanders (6'8''-F-1997, graduated '2020, currently in Portugal) was the major contributor in Povoa's victory against the third-ranked Imortal (12-16) 71-70 in the Portuguese LPB last Saturday. Sanders recorded a double-double by scoring 17 points and getting 10 rebounds. He also added 3 assists and 2 blocks (went 5 for 5 at the free throw line) in 35 minutes. CD Povoa (0-6) is placed seventh in Places 5-8 group. There are only two games left until the end of the Second Stage. So now every game will be critical. Sanders has individually a very good season with high stats. He averages 16.0ppg, 8.9rpg, 1.3apg, 1.3bpg and 1.1spg. #4. Alexandre Gavrilovic (6'10''-C-1991, graduated '2015, plays pro in Romania) contributed to an easy victory against the closely-ranked Voluntari (23-7) 101-85 in the Romanian Liga Nationala on Friday night. He scored 7 points and added 3 assists. It was the game of the round between two top 4 ranked teams. CSM CSU Oradea (1-2) is placed third in the Liga Nationala. Gavrilovic's team will play only one more game in the Regular Season. And now that game is very crucial. It's Gavrilovic's first season with the team. This year he averages 9.6ppg, 3.9rpg and 1.3apg in 29 games. Gavrilovic has also French nationality. #5. Patrick McGlynn (6'2''-G-1992, played in 2012-15, plays in Croatia) was not able to help Alkar in their game last Saturday. Despite his good performance his team was defeated 79-72 on their home court in Sinj by the lower-ranked Dubrava (#3) in the Places 7-12 group. McGlynn was the second best scorer with 11 points. He also added 3 assists in 26 minutes. It's McGlynn's first season with the team. This year McGlynn has very high stats. He averages 19.8ppg, 3.5rpg and 5.3apg. #6. Arnaud Adala (6'6''-F-1993, graduated '2017, currently in France) was not able to secure a victory for Lorient in their game against Andrezieux in the French NM1 (third division), despite his very good performance on Friday night. He was the top scorer with 18 points. Adala also added 6 rebounds. But his team was edged 76-74. He has relatively good stats this year 10.4ppg, 4.2rpg and 1.5apg in 39 games. #7. Timajh Parker-Rivera (6'8''-C-1994, graduated '2016, plays pro in Puerto Rico) led Grises de Humacao to a 3-point victory against the sixth-ranked Brujos 90-87 in the Puerto Rican BSN on Tuesday night. Parker-Rivera recorded a double-double by scoring 12 points and getting 11 rebounds. He also added 5 assists in 31 minutes. This season Parker-Rivera averages 7.3ppg, 8.0rpg and 2.5apg. He is a naturalized Puerto Rican. Other former Towson University players, who play in pro basketball: Mike Morsell (6'6''-G-1996) plays for Spisski Rytieri in Slovakian Nike SBL Zane Martin (6'4''-G) plays for Koping Stars in Swedish Basketligan Brian Starr (6'3''-PG-1996) plays for Al Gharafa in Qatari QBL Deshaun Morman (6'4''-F-1994) plays for FAP in Cameroonian D1

Glad supercam is back. Perhaps he was just trying to market himself by dipping his toes in the portal. Getting to post that all these other schools reached out and we're interested builds his brand tremendously. Maybe it was all business nothing personal and it was a calculated move that he was staying the whole time

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