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recent transfers both in and out, in no particular order.

josh carlton
javonte brown
tristen newton
joe calcaterra
corey floyd
jalen gaffney
sidney wilson
alterique gilbert
akok akok
rahsool diggins
brendan adams
hassan diarra
nahiem alleyne

looks like 4 coming in and 9 going away.
 
recent transfers both in and out, in no particular order.

josh carlton
javonte brown
tristen newton
joe calcaterra
corey floyd
jalen gaffney
sidney wilson
alterique gilbert
akok akok
rahsool diggins
brendan adams
hassan diarra
nahiem alleyne

looks like 4 coming in and 9 going away.

Forgot RJ Cole and Tyrese Martin as transfers in.
 
recent transfers both in and out, in no particular order.

josh carlton
javonte brown
tristen newton
joe calcaterra
corey floyd
jalen gaffney
sidney wilson
alterique gilbert
akok akok
rahsool diggins
brendan adams
hassan diarra
nahiem alleyne

looks like 4 coming in and 9 going away.
josh carlton
javonte brown
tristen newton
joe calcaterra
corey floyd
jalen gaffney
sidney wilson
alterique gilbert
akok akok
rahsool diggins
brendan adams
hassan diarra
nahiem alleyne
rj cole
tyrese martin


looks like 4 6 coming in and 9 going away.

ftfm. lol.
 
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Looking good!
 
This might just be me, but I did not see nearly enough out of Nunge last year to warrant first team all big east. His stats are way better than I would have thought, but I was not worried about him when we played Xavier at all.

All I saw was a 7' dentist.
 
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Nunge shot 37% from 3 on 100 attempts, 63% from 2 on 200 attempts. was a very good rebounder on both ends of the court, never turned the ball over (very rare for a big), drew a bunch of fouls, and was a very good (if not elite) rim protector.

Evan Miya had him as the 9th best player in the conference last year and RAPM had him as 5th best. He's just good at everything more or less, and the things that he's great at are less obvious (never turning it over, drawing fouls, overall efficiency).

He did put up 22 (on 11 shots) and 8 rebs with a block and 2 steals against us when they beat us, and I believe got some of our guys in foul trouble.
 
Again, I can’t stress enough how mindblowing it is to not have a Hurley recruited PG on the roster going into year 5. We as UConn fans should know how important a great program bred PG leader is for culture and building that program.
You realize we have a five star PG coming next year, who Hurley recruited, right?
 
Nunge shot 37% from 3 on 100 attempts, 63% from 2 on 200 attempts. was a very good rebounder on both ends of the court, never turned the ball over (very rare for a big), drew a bunch of fouls, and was a very good (if not elite) rim protector.

Evan Miya had him as the 9th best player in the conference last year and RAPM had him as 5th best. He's just good at everything more or less, and the things that he's great at are less obvious (never turning it over, drawing fouls, overall efficiency).

He did put up 22 (on 11 shots) and 8 rebs with a block and 2 steals against us when they beat us, and I believe got some of our guys in foul trouble.
It's just one of those things where I don't remember him standing out and then seeing all those stats lol. Kinda mind boggling tbh. He's obviously a very good player
 
You realize we have a five star PG coming next year, who Hurley recruited, right?
How does that make what I said any different about this years roster. Is he playing this year?
 
If I were to guess it is largely a function of how many points (and minutes) per game from last season are gone. Cole, Tyrese, Whaley, Polley our a huge loss. I like what we’ve picked up to replace them, but they are unproven as a team. Fourth is an entirely fair pic given that circumstance. I believe we will outperform it, perhaps significantly.
Not sure you're allowed to make that much sense. This IS the Boneyard, you know.
 
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