2022 Transfer Portal Discussion

Looks like he shot 35% as a freshman from 3PT, but geez the guy is jacking up shots right and left. I counted 6 games with 20 or more shots this season alone. Went 3/16 from the field (0/8 3PT) in their opener against Clemson, 6/15 against Cincinatti, and 3/10 against Tennessee.

Good FT shooter (85%) and decent rebounder for a guard.

Wonder how he would do as the ~3rd fiddle here.
Yeah, it's not often you see a guy shoot under 25% from 3 and have over 200 attempts. That's a bit troubling.
 

Yeah, it's not often you see a guy shoot under 25% from 3 and have over 200 attempts. That's a bit troubling.

We searched all season for Gabe's replacement. He seems to fit the bill (upon looking it up Gabe shot 34% the only time he attempted over 200 threes).
 

Tanner Holden G, 20ppg and 7.7 at Wright state commits to Ohio State.

Illinois C enters the portal, maybe Dain Dainja was looking good in practice?
He sure has some nice looking numbers. 6'6" guard, 185
From Ohio, so worked out nice for the Buckeyes. 3 years of heavy minutes already, .530 overall on FG%
Looks like a good addition
 

Yeah, it's not often you see a guy shoot under 25% from 3 and have over 200 attempts. That's a bit troubling.
Yeah and with a little more digging, his slightly better freshman year numbers did not come against any mid/high majors. He was feasting on bad low majors, the likes of Charleston Southern (3-18), USC Upstate (5-18), High Point (9-15) oof Tubby, Longwood (12-17), South Carolina State (1-17) yikes, and Gardner Webb (11-15). Only a few games against teams with winning records, and Presbyterian itself was 7-15.

Maybe I'm getting a bit myopic but I am not really interested in a low efficiency guy from a bad low major team.
 

According to Tony Liebert
Gophers have reached out to
Cam Spencer
Jamel Horton
Shown interest in
Kyrell Luc
 
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According to Tony Liebert
Gophers have reached out to
Cam Spencer
Jamel Horton
Shown interest in
Kyrell Luc

Well, Ben, promised to do some deep diving into the portal and this group, besides Spencer perhaps, looks like the result of that. Interesting that two of these players, like Stephens, are from the Patriot League. Luc certainly wasn't bashful for a freshman (taking almost 15 shots per 40 minutes). Horton looks to be a 5th year player as he did two years at a JUCO. He did lead his league in total assists. I'd kind of prefer a lower usage point like Larson though.

Still haven't heard anything about a big man. If he's going to do that, I hope he doesn't leave that for last again.
 



Feels like a like Loewe. Decent counting stats, good defensive player, hopefully a guy we could play 20ish min a game but if hes play 35+ we might be in trouble.
Yeah Idk here. Would hope to do better but never hurts to have a lockdown D guy.
 



Feels like a like Loewe. Decent counting stats, good defensive player, hopefully a guy we could play 20ish min a game but if hes play 35+ we might be in trouble.

Well, if anyone other than maybe the top player or two play 35+ minutes per game we're probably in trouble because that will mean we have a lousy bench again.
 

Despite playing 32 minutes per game as a freshman, Luc is transferring and I can see why. Holy Cross' current coach has a 17-62 record (21.5%) over three years. And we think we have it bad!
 





And the Gopher record is?

According to Wikipedia:

Larry Mikan, 28, 1969-70 season against Michigan

2nd place: Ron Johnson, 27, 1957-58 season against North Carolina

Those were in the older era, though. Before the mid-seventies, national rebounding leaders routinely averaged over 20 rebounds per game. Oscar Tshiebwe of Kentucky averaged 15.2 this season and that was the highest average since 1979. A guy who entered the portal a couple of weeks ago from Utah Valley averaged 15 per game last year (the second highest average since 1980) but that was in a shortened 22 game season.
 


Speculation on my part, but the lack of news on the Gophers pursuing big men could be an indication that Garcia is in fact coming home.

I hope you're right but there's always a chance that we hear after a month that it's down to us and Iowa State and he goes to Iowa State. Only a bit over 3 hours to Prior Lake.
 

I hope you're right but there's always a chance that we hear after a month that it's down to us and Iowa State and he goes to Iowa State. Only a bit over 3 hours to Prior Lake.
Does make me wonder what's considered close to home in those situations, would the committee deem three hours close enough when it's going to be his third school in three years, especially if there's just as viable of an option 25 minutes from home?
 


According to Wikipedia:

Larry Mikan, 28, 1969-70 season against Michigan

2nd place: Ron Johnson, 27, 1957-58 season against North Carolina

Those were in the older era, though. Before the mid-seventies, national rebounding leaders routinely averaged over 20 rebounds per game. Oscar Tshiebwe of Kentucky averaged 15.2 this season and that was the highest average since 1979. A guy who entered the portal a couple of weeks ago from Utah Valley averaged 15 per game last year (the second highest average since 1980) but that was in a shortened 22 game season.
Thanks great post.

I once tallied 67 pts and 30 boards as Truck Robinson playing nerf hoops against myself as Artis Gilmore. My imaginary friend was otherwise engaged 🤔
 



I don't know if he has the Ta'Lent to play there. Looks like a Tommie to me

By the way, why do some parents place apostrophes in the middle of their children's names? I've been wondering that for some time.
 






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