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I saw this article and it had me thinking. If Hurley goes looking for a transfer guard what can he expect to get? Who knows, maybe Diggins makes a big leap next year.
Out of the top 6 basketball conferences there were 13 former transfers on their first team all conference. That's a decent percentage. The B1G was the only conference which didn't have a transfer on their first team. If you look at the AAC as the 7th conference you can add Carlton to that list (haven't looked at the other players on the AAC first team).
So there's certainly precedent here for getting a top flight player to come in for a year (or two). You'd then have a junior Diggins who is hopefully ready and a 5 star freshman in Castle in 2023. Seems completely reasonable for Hurley to hit the transfer portal for the right player. Thoughts?
Out of the top 6 basketball conferences there were 13 former transfers on their first team all conference. That's a decent percentage. The B1G was the only conference which didn't have a transfer on their first team. If you look at the AAC as the 7th conference you can add Carlton to that list (haven't looked at the other players on the AAC first team).
So there's certainly precedent here for getting a top flight player to come in for a year (or two). You'd then have a junior Diggins who is hopefully ready and a 5 star freshman in Castle in 2023. Seems completely reasonable for Hurley to hit the transfer portal for the right player. Thoughts?
13 transfers named to First-Team All-Conference among the power hoops conferences
The impact of the transfer portal cannot go understated on the landscape across college basketball. In the 2021 off-season more than 1,700 players entered the transfer portal
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