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This could be interesting

Not a bad backup big who I guess wants more playing time. https://cofcsports.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/babacar-faye/5605

https://verbalcommits.com/transfers/2023/D1 All potential transfers are listed here. I'll throw out an older power forward who last played at Duquesne. There are around 30+ available right now. Will be around 500 in two weeks. https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/4398159/kevin-easley-jr

General info on the current team and some information on upcoming recruits. Start this one off with some Jaiden Cole highlights

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/4683803/javonte-johnson

Just because Cam is not an NBA talent, doesn’t mean he wasn’t a very productive player for us. He did lead the league in assists and I can’t remember the last time a Towson player did that. Needs to work on handle, left hand, body, jumper, free throw shooting and defense.

https://ualbanysports.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/gerald-drumgoole-jr-/9397

6-3 295 IOL from LIU

All major stories here. I’ll have extra threads for games. The roster is out. https://towsontigers.com/sports/mens-lacrosse/roster

Ok I also declared for NBA Draft

Coastal Carolina TE transfer https://goccusports.com/sports/football/roster/tj-ivy-jr-/17777

I mean if he's good, who the hell cares what his age is? Are we to the point where we nitpick everything including a kid's age? When he's 25 after next season and wants to start a career then he'll leave after one year. This is college basketball as part of the NIL/COVID era. It's not about 18-22 year old's anymore. At least not in the next couple of years.

We should play Delaware, Drexel, Stony Brook, Monmouth, NE and Hofstra twice. Charleston, Elon, UNCW, Campbell, and NC A&T once. Hampton and W&M twice in some years. Time to start dividing up the league into a North and South Division. Seven teams in both divisions.

A bit of sarcasm because that's all I hear from CAA and Charleston fans.

If he's a slightly better offensive player than Jaylon Scott of Charleston with the same defensive impact, I'll take that. But I guess Charleston is going to win the CAA in the next 3-4 years with their incredible recruiting class and Kelsey not going anywhere. We're all playing for second place.

So, trying to do more research on Blakney, I think he can really help in some areas that needed help. Unfortunately, he's not going to be the shooter/scorer that we need, but there's no reason he can't double digits in the CAA with that kind of length, athleticism and strength. He CAN score at the CAA level and while I don't expect him to shoot 35% from three as he did two years ago, isn't that what we needed? An athletic wing who can defend and slash to the basket. I'm sure Dayton fans have mixed thoughts on him as does every fan when a role player leaves a strong program. Most fans are not happy with AG (Anthony Grant). When reading this, it's obvious that he has some talent, especially on the defensive side of the ball and probably wasn't seeing eye-to-eye with Grant at the end. To compare this guy to an average athlete like Russell at 6-4, 215 or Rizzuto, who was a solid AEast player and defender (3 and D guy) is a bit unfair. The fact that he's 24 doesn't mean much to me. That's not that unusual nowadays. https://www.udpride.com/forums/showthread.php?s=bd590f08321314d56cca97b02dc0f6c7&t=36653 Originally Posted by Smitty10 View Post This one is going to be very interesting. I can't wait to see where he winds up and I hope it's some program with at least similar competition as Dayton. I think RJ is going to excel and make non AG-apologists wonder why couldn't we get the same offensive consistency out of him here. Same with Amzil, though I think he's more limited due to his lack of speed. RJ's offensive strength, which in my opinion is slashing to the basket with and without the ball, is certainly not valued in our offensive system. Which leads me to wonder why AG recruited him. Was it because he wanted a defense-only oriented player or did he not evaluate him correctly and thought he would fit our offensive system? Flyers98 I agree on never seeing his offensive potential. I also think this is a bigger loss than most people realize. A healthy RJ was UD's best on ball defender for the last two years. I don't know what happened, if it was injury related and/or he and AG had a falling out but he was one of my favorite players. He did the dirty work, didn't need to score 20, was always diving on the floor. He is not irreplaceable, nobody is but I really hope we get someone else with his skill set.

I think this is the guy from Dayton. Not a good 3-point shooter but long and athletic, Looks like he can play both forward spots.

Yes, I've been hinting that CT has been coming back since last week.

Two years of very good three point shooting and then last year was mediocre https://goargos.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/daniel-sofield/6808

A 6-7 wing but plays more like a mid-major or low-major 4-man. Good passer (2.2apg) and in some ways seems like a poor man's Cam, but he is a terrible three-point shooter up to the point where he probably should never shoot it (11 of 73 in his career). I don't expect a 40% 3-point guy from the four spot and wouldn't mid more of a slasher, but he's more of a backup 3 and 4 on a good team. Just a one-year guy. Even if we somehow get Cornish, I'd like a better combo forward or big forward. Meanwhile, NT is getting Rick Pitino to visit him.