SDSU vs FAU\ UConn vs. Miami

You have to wonder how much their billionaire booster will pay in NIL to get to the finals next year

I know this isn’t the confidential page but does anyone out there have any info on what Kevin and Co are up to?

Just read he's coming back.

Utah State has an open position to fill. Early reports indicate Tunka Tollison is the frontrunner for the Aggies' head coaching job. He's an elite recruiter and a solid x's and o's guy I've heard. Could be a great fit for their program.

What’s the pulse?

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Well deserved!

Congratulations to her and to the team!

We love to talk about how NIL's will be the best way for us to go forward. I'm sure they'll help, but sometimes not. Below are Nijel Packs stats for his college career. He transferred from K-State to Miami. HIS NIL WAS $800,000 FOR TWO YEARS (AND A CAR). At Miami he didn't do anywhere near as well as he did at K-State. Miami is playing tomorrow night - but not because of him. He's tied for fourth in scoring on the team. Third in assists. 5th in rebounds. A good player, but not that good.

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Cottrell and Webster, Whatley and Hicks if nothing changes on recruiting front.

I see Ike Graham who missed whole yr at Wyoming is in portal, he's good MWC big, who would open the court, that's type UNLV needs.

Anyone on board going to West Regionals at T-Mobile?

Zero players ranked in the Top 50 coming out of high school are playing in the Final 4 this year. Interesting look at the player recruiting rankings:


https://www.cbssports.com/college-b...i-san-diego-state-fau-by-recruiting-rankings/

Available.

Oregon State sophomore Glenn Taylor intends to enter the transfer portal, sources tell @247SportsPortal.

Averaged 11.6 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.2 assists a game this season. Former Top150 recruit.

Coach Perry might be a candidate for the Utah Valley job. I think Dave turned that job down when he was with Washington.

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Figured to start a thread with off-season recruiting news.

4 star TT recruit. Probably some connection to Peery.

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March 28, 2023


UNLV BASKETBALL:

Mike Mitchell eyed as early portal target to join Kruger’s squad​

MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ / AP, FILE
Pepperdine guard Mike Mitchell Jr. (1) drives past UCLA guard David Singleton (34) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2022, in Los Angeles. A source says Mitchell is considering the possibility of entering the transfer portal, which could be a boon for UNLV if coach Kevin Kruger and company can lure the rising star to Las Vegas.

Are we seeing the transfer portal starting to show a benefit towards mid-majors/ non power schools? Look at who is currently still in the tournament. That’s teams have benefitted from the transfer portal also have players who are older and more experienced. SDSU has 4 guys who are 5th year players. Gonzaga is another one. I also think the extra Covid year has benefitted teams outside of the blue bloods because they are still recruiting the 5 star HS kids who are still 19yr olds. Already starting to see people complain about the blue bloods not being in it right now and how the tournament is diluted right now. Could see this year being a focal point for them starting their own tournament. Also what a golden opportunity for who is still in it… no number one seeds left in the elite 8, makes it a legit shot to make it to the title game.

Beating Bama at the half. Makes me hate them even more if that is possible.

He's good enough to turn TCU around then moves on to Creighton and helps them to at least an elite 8....But he's not good enough to run this dumpster fire over Muchies...One last thing Uconn's pub is not doing UNLV or Las Vegas any favors with college hoops.....This has been a fun tourney all in all....SDSU is playing like grown men....

Is out of our reach now… he looks like the next HC at UT after this run in the NCAA‘s!

I knew basketball was decent in Washington. But after digging a little I had no clue as to how good. In fact, it reminds a lot of Indiana high school basketball in the talent it produces and fan interest. On talent, for example Jamaal Williams was the head coach of Seattle Rotary a Nike AAU team for 5 years. While Jamaal was the head coach for Seattle Rotary they produced 4 McDonalds AA’s and 4 of his players are on current NBA rosters. But it’s actually more amazing than that. Seattle Rotary had 4 of its players drafted in the 2019 NBA draft! Think about that for a second:

2019 NBA Draft:

Philadelphia 76’s #20 Matisse Thybulle (2015 Eastside Catholic HS) – Matisse was always a high level defender and athlete, but he was not viewed as a sure shot future NBA draftee if you asked anyone when he was in high school. The three-star recruit proved his worth as an elite defender at UW and between that and his character, he quickly gained momentum among the NBA front offices. Matisse played for Darryl Hennings on the Northwest Xpress experiment, which was a collaboration between ICP (Portland, OR) and Seattle Rotary of Washington.

Cleveland Cavs #30 Kevin Porter Jr. ( 2018 Rainier Beach HS) – The most naturally gifted player out of the four Washington guys selected. Porter has displayed elite talent dating back to his days with A-Plus, before joining Rotary on the EYBL Circuit. He has drawn some comparisons to James Harden due to his shiftiness, step back jumpers and brute strength from the off guard position.

Minnesota Timberwolves #43 Jaylen Nowell 2017 (Garfield HS) – The king of the mid-range has been scorching nets since elementary school with Seattle Rotary. He put together one of the best high school resumes of any Seattle basketball player in recent memory and followed that up with a strong couple years with UW. The Pac-12 Player of the Year is the second player to be drafted by the T-Wolves from Washington, with Zach LaVine (2013 Bothell) being the other in 2014.

Charlotte Hornets #52 Jalen McDaniels (2016 Federal Way HS) – The fourth Seattle Rotary alumni selected in the 2019 NBA Draft hails from Federal Way. Jalen is a gym rat with all of the tools to help an NBA team as he continues to get stronger and sure up his jump shot. Jalen grew up in the Rotary program and it would be little surprise to hear his younger brother’s name be called in 12 months.

I see a number of Texas Tech players in the portal. Would our ex-Texas Tech guy have interest or be able to land some of these guys?

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I have noticed several uncalled flops after a season of calling every single one of them. Why change the rules during the tournament? Be consistent or change the rule back.