Big East Comings and Goings

[UCLJ0211]

Spelling clearly isn’t his strong suit.

 

[Hoopcrazee]

A certain Mr. Bates hath entered Ye Olde Portal

Um...ahhh.....probably a bad idea.

Right?

Good news for Eboni: on Jan 28, 2022, he went from Master Bates to Mister Bates...Hard pass on both Mr. Bates and Mister Bates

 

[rollskies]

 

[MJKI]

 

[MJKI]

Uncertain if Moore can play this year, he transferred from IU in 2019

 

[Storrs South]

 

[Hey Adrien!]

Confirmed on Verbal Commits too.

Weird coincidence that Providence's two bigs this year will be La Salle transfers.

 

[auror]

Serious shotblocker.

 

[Hey Adrien!]

Between Bynum, Croswell, Breed and Goodine, Providence returns one starter and about 30% of their scoring.

Between three transfers and four HS prospects in the '21 and '22 classes, it'll be interesting to see how Cooley builds his lineups.

On Marquette: Between a NAIA player and an import from New Zealand, Shaka Smart took some unconventional routes to reload. On paper, my one gripe on Wrightsil is his inability to shoot threes (14.8% on 0.7 attempts/game) and only being 6'7.

Back to Providence, UConn should copy their move announce a trio of signings all on the same day: Young, Ramey and Dennis

 

[UConnStats]

PC is doing a great job capitalizing on Cooley’s award winning year

 

[nelsonmuntz]

Given McDermott’s recent luck with transfers, I would not be surprised if this guy averaged 12 ppg on 40%+ shooting from 3 next year.

 

[Purple Stein]

Having just caught up on a month's worth of posts, what stands out in this thread is that Xavier is bringing a bunch of people back. Miller is doing a great job with PR.

 

[auror]

PC gonna run out a lineup with four 6-3"/6-4" guards and Ed Crosswell.

 

[AS44]

Is Hopkins not happening anymore?

 

[auror]

Titus and Tate finally going to talk about the Big East more outside of their Fox-mandated content.

 

[bendm]

fun 'lil lineup you got there with bynum / carter / locke / hopkins / croswell

 

[BigErnMcCracken]

So this whole "the difference between Providence and UConn is that at PC kids don't leave because it's a family environment" lasted, what, 72 hours?