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Anybody aware of any potential grad transfers that could be added?

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“@jmverlin: Towson RS Jr. SG Four McGlynn will be graduating this May and will ask for his release, per a source. 1 year of eligibility left”

“@jmverlin: McGlynn, who begin his college career at Vermont, scored 716 pts in two years at Towson (10.5 ppg). York (Pa.) native. 3-point specialist.”

“@jeffborzello: Four McGlynn will have some suitors as a graduate transfer. 39 percent 3-point shooter, 91 percent free-throw shooter over his career.”
 
I wouldn't turn down a shooter, but I'd still rather look at a veteran PG if possible. Gibbs would really be too perfect. I'd feel awesome about that roster.
 
CallMeBruce said:
I wouldn't turn down a shooter, but I'd still rather look at a veteran PG if possible. Gibbs would really be too perfect. I'd feel awesome about that roster.
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Gibbs really would be perfect in every respect. He provides another ball-handler, scorer, and three point shooter, the three things that are lacking most from this team right now.
 
Is Sterling even possible? Because if we got him or Tyler Harvey I would love our roster more than Jim Boeheim loves being a tool
 
Where is everyone getting Gibbs? That would work for sure, plus he would handle Nova's guards if we play them in the tourney like a hit man.
 
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Gibbs is pure speculation based on the turmoil in the Seton Hall locker room that caused his best friend on the team to transfer mid season. Plus, he has the chance to graduate this year so he actually fits the definition of a grad transfer.

The kid himself is saying that he does not plan to transfer.
 
HuskyBballFan said:
Gibbs is pure speculation based on the turmoil in the Seton Hall locker room that caused his best friend on the team to transfer mid season. Plus, he has the chance to graduate this year so he actually fits the definition of a grad transfer.

The kid himself is saying that he does not plan to transfer.
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Why would anyone believe him a about his future plans as opposed to Boneyard speculation?
 
There were reports that he may consider a transfer because Seton Hall is a tire fire right now, he'd be able to graduate this year, and I'd have to imagine that he's not going to say "I'm planning to transfer" during the season.
 
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scrappy2.0 said:
Wow is he explosive. He would be perfect as a compliment to our guards. Jalen could come off the bench and we could start Purvis Hamilton and this kid at the guard positions--he could take over for Boatright without hesitation.
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He couldn't "take over for Boatright". He's averaging 1.7 APG in the West Coast Conference. He's a scoring guard, not a PG.
 
mauconnfan said:
Perfect would be Hanlan from BC
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Or Anthony Collins who we will be watching perhaps in his last game with USF tonight. Orlando Antiqua is looking to run and apparently Collins is more of a half court set PG and doesn't move the ball up the court fast enough. Collins does have one more year of eligibility and he is graduating this year.
 
Edward Sargent said:
Or Anthony Collins who we will be watching perhaps in his last game with USF tonight. Orlando Antiqua is looking to run and apparently Collins is more of a half court set PG and doesn't move the ball up the court fast enough. Collins does have one more year of eligibility and he is graduating this year.
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You can't transfer in conference.
 
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that sucks, I really liked Collins back when he was a freshmen, thought I saw NBA role player in him but he hasn't seemed to progress all that much
 
To share a few grad transfer names I've heard...

-- Shonn Miller from Cornell, PF averaging 16.8/8.5
-- John Brown from High Point, SF averaging 19.0/5.9, Bilas called him the best dunker in the country
-- Damion Lee from Drexel, SG averaging 21.2/6.1
 
HuskyBballFan said:
You can't transfer in conference.
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I really don't understand all the angst around grad transfers and the highly arbitrary rules imposed on this. I should understand given that it is the NCAA, the epitome of arbitrary rules, but I was a undergrad at UCONN that needed to "transfer" to a grad school in order to improve my chances of getting a job in my field. The same goes for a point guard like Anthony Collins. What if he felt that perhaps 1 year under as good a set of point guard coaches as there is would improve his chances of getting a job in his chosen field. He should be able to transfer to any school he can get into. Now he could apply to a school like Duke for graduate study on point guardology but he might not get in. UCONN on the other hand might be the right fit!
 
brewcity77 said:
To share a few grad transfer names I've heard...

-- Shonn Miller from Cornell, PF averaging 16.8/8.5
-- John Brown from High Point, SF averaging 19.0/5.9, Bilas called him the best dunker in the country
-- Damion Lee from Drexel, SG averaging 21.2/6.1
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I could see any of those guys fitting in nicely. Miller and Brown both look big enough and athletic enough to play either frontcourt spot, and Lee is a huge guard, could probably play the 3 as well.
 
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champs99and04 said:
Is he a grad transfer, though? As much as I hate BC I'm sad to see his career wasting away there.
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I'm not sure just love his game and as you said, hat to see it wasted there. He and Jalen would look pretty good next year in the backcourt :D
 
mauconnfan said:
I'm not sure just love his game and as you said, hat to see it wasted there. He and Jalen would look pretty good next year in the backcourt :D
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Hanlan isn't graduating this year, so he'd have to sit out next year, which he's not going to do.
 
CallMeBruce said:
Hanlan isn't graduating this year, so he'd have to sit out next year, which he's not going to do.
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I didn't know where he stood I was just hoping beyond hope. Thanks for the info I can go back to dreaming about what we have.
 
Stairmaster said:
He couldn't "take over for Boatright". He's averaging 1.7 APG in the West Coast Conference. He's a scoring guard, not a PG.
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Its all how you play a team game. Im sure he was asked to score more there. Here he would need to be a primary PG with all responsibilities. I think you would take him?
 
scrappy2.0 said:
Wow is he explosive. He would be perfect as a compliment to our guards. Jalen could come off the bench and we could start Purvis Hamilton and this kid at the guard positions--he could take over for Boatright without hesitation.
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