247Sports' college basketball Midseason All-Transfer team | The Boneyard

247Sports' college basketball Midseason All-Transfer team

Status
Not open for further replies.
Joined
Aug 17, 2011
Messages
20,271
Reaction Score
116,338
Cam Spencer on the 2nd team. I don't see Nick Timberlake anywhere. :)

G CAM SPENCER, UCONN HUSKIES

Numbers to know: 15.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 45.6% from 3-point range

Cam Spencer gives UConn a nasty edge it didn't need but undoubtedly loves. Spencer isn't scared of anybody, and he plays like it. The Rutgers transfer has fit right in alongside Tristen Newton in UConn's backcourt, giving Dan Hurley a secondary playmaker and big-time floor-spacer who has been well-coached at other stops. Spencer has steadied the ship for a Husky team that lost Donovan Clingan and Stephon Castle to injuries at various points of the season.

Spencer's shooting splits are absurd: 89% from the free throw line, 57% on 2s and over 45% from 3-point range on 90 attempts. Spencer's 67% true shooting percentage is the fifth-best mark nationally. Stud.


 
Cam has exceeded most or all of my expectations so far. Super valuable piece of the team and a great culture fit under Hurley

Some fun facts..
Cam Spencer is averaging 4.1x more points than Timberlake, 2.6x more rebounds, 6.6x the assists, shooting 17.5 points higher FG percentage / 18.6 points higher 3P / 31.8 points higher FT

:)
 
Some fun facts..
Cam Spencer is averaging 4.1x more points than Timberlake, 2.6x more rebounds, 6.6x the assists, shooting 17.5 points higher FG percentage / 18.6 points higher 3P / 31.8 points higher FT

:)
But Timby has that sweet ride.
 
When he went to Kansas I felt he did it because of the money he could make this year since he won't be playing professionally past this year..........

This is a true statement.
 
.-.
I have to admit that when I heard Cam was transferring here I was ambivalent. Watching some Rutgers games (being a NJ resident with a lot of Rutgers alumni in my area), I wasn't too impressed.

He fits our team & system so well.

I wish he had more eligibility now!
 
When he went to Kansas I felt he did it because of the money he could make this year since he won't be playing professionally past this year..........
He is going to have a long pro career, in Australia
 
Spencer #3 on this updated list, behind Dickinson and David Jones of Memphis. Would be interesting to compare to the rankings of all the transfers before the season started.

3. G Cam Spencer, UConn

The Buzz: When UConn is clicking on all cylinders, they are on the short list for best team in the country. And with that, the Huskies are now No. 1 in the A.P. Poll. Rutgers transfer Cam Spencer has been a steady force for UConn all season. His three-point shooting has created spacing and his passing ability has kept the ball moving. Spencer is a career 41.7 percent three-point shooter with 230 makes. This season he is averaging 15.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 1.5 steals with 51.4/46.8/87.5 shooting splits.

 
Spencer #3 on this updated list, behind Dickinson and David Jones of Memphis. Would be interesting to compare to the rankings of all the transfers before the season started.

3. G Cam Spencer, UConn

The Buzz: When UConn is clicking on all cylinders, they are on the short list for best team in the country. And with that, the Huskies are now No. 1 in the A.P. Poll. Rutgers transfer Cam Spencer has been a steady force for UConn all season. His three-point shooting has created spacing and his passing ability has kept the ball moving. Spencer is a career 41.7 percent three-point shooter with 230 makes. This season he is averaging 15.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 1.5 steals with 51.4/46.8/87.5 shooting splits.

not sure if this is accurate but this 247 list had Cam ranked #114
 
Spencer #3 on this updated list, behind Dickinson and David Jones of Memphis. Would be interesting to compare to the rankings of all the transfers before the season started.

3. G Cam Spencer, UConn

The Buzz: When UConn is clicking on all cylinders,

Have we clicked on all cylinders yet? I don’t think we have
 
.-.
No, Clingan and Castle have yet to play together while they're 100% and in game shape.
That kind of statement engenders optimism within me that usually ends badly............so I'm pretending it was never said!
 
I love his production! However…….my favorite thing about him is that he’s right in the middle of every scrum on the court. I really think he would take a punch from Tyson for a W!
 
One thing I was worried about coming into this year was who was going to be the emotional leader. Last year we had an edge and toughness to us. Had no idea that Cam was going to be that edge.
 
When you look back at his Rutgers stats, they are very similar to his UConn stats with some improvement this year. It makes me wonder why people didn't rank him higher.

2023 min = 32.1, FG% = 51.4%, 3 Pt% = 46.8%, FT% = 87.5%, Reb = 4.2, Assists = 3.3, Steals = 1.5, TO = 1.2, Pts/game = 15.6
2022 min = 31.5, FG% = 44.4%, 3 Pt% = 43.4%, FT% = 89.4%, Reb = 3.8, Assists = 3.1, Steals = 2.0, TO = 1.4, Pts/game = 13.2
 
Cam Spencer on the 2nd team. I don't see Nick Timberlake anywhere. :)

G CAM SPENCER, UCONN HUSKIES

Numbers to know: 15.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 45.6% from 3-point range

Cam Spencer gives UConn a nasty edge it didn't need but undoubtedly loves. Spencer isn't scared of anybody, and he plays like it. The Rutgers transfer has fit right in alongside Tristen Newton in UConn's backcourt, giving Dan Hurley a secondary playmaker and big-time floor-spacer who has been well-coached at other stops. Spencer has steadied the ship for a Husky team that lost Donovan Clingan and Stephon Castle to injuries at various points of the season.

Spencer's shooting splits are absurd: 89% from the free throw line, 57% on 2s and over 45% from 3-point range on 90 attempts. Spencer's 67% true shooting percentage is the fifth-best mark nationally. Stud.


I can't read the article but I am hard-pressed to believe there are 5 players who have had a bigger impact on their teams than Cam. And for a top notch program to boot.
 
.-.
I've said elsewhere that he and Newton are essentially the platonic ideal for transfers: they fix an issue, fit the culture, etc.
 
Cam is the real deal. Can't wait for BE Tournament and March Madness with this crazy dude.
 
I can't read the article but I am hard-pressed to believe there are 5 players who have had a bigger impact on their teams than Cam. And for a top notch program to boot.
Why can't you read the article? There's no paywall and I just opened it with no issues. Just curious what issue you're having.

Plus you should read the article I posted today.
 
If the season ended today Cam is likely the MVP so far. He has been by far the most consistent. I got laughed at for saying he should be in discussion for BE player of the year, but he and Alex are both solidly in a small group for consideration right now. We might be too balanced for anyone on our team to win it, but Kolek won it last year without posting gaudy #'s so they do seem to give an edge to the best player on the best team.
 
Why can't you read the article? There's no paywall and I just opened it with no issues. Just curious what issue you're having.

Plus you should read the article I posted today.
Said I needed a subscription
 
.-.
Should be on 1st team.
Up to the first team for the end of the season ranking. Hard to believe he was ranked as the 113 best transfer before the season started.

4. CAM SPENCER, SG, UCONN HUSKIES (FROM RUTGERS)

2023-24 Stats: 14.5 PPG, 4.5 RPG, 3.6 APG
Every local rec center has "That One Guy." You know him. That guy who looks like he didn't play anything more than JV basketball, takes every game way too seriously, talks endless trash, drives you nuts and, above all else, gets buckets.

Well, "That One Guy" for UConn is named Cam Spencer. Since joining the team this offseason from Rutgers, he has reignited the Huskies' hopes of becoming back-to-back National Champions.

An unsung transfer prospect at No. 113 overall (albeit with a four-star, 91 rating), Spencer makes for an absolutely perfect pairing with head coach Dan Hurley with his skill, IQ, toughness, grit and personality. Spencer is as tough and as confident as they come with a lethal jumper and a personality that will have you loving him (or hating him).

He's one of the biggest characters in college basketball with one of the biggest mouths to match. But he backs it up with his big game.


 
If you rated Cam Spencer the 113th best transfer, you're bad at your job. If you rated Cam Spencer 80 spots behind Nick Timberlake, you're bad at your job.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Forum statistics

Threads
168,269
Messages
4,560,651
Members
10,452
Latest member
WashingtonH


Top Bottom