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FriarJ said:
Nope, every player that played this year does not have it count against their eligibility. That's why there was zero reason to redshirt anyone this year. Ed Croswell needs work and was planning on redshirting but once PC learned this year did not count for anyone we had him play.
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I understand that every player has the option to come back and play 5 years, what I'm saying is their scholarship still counts against the limit of 13. As far as I've seen 2021-22 is a 1 time exception for going over 13
 
navery12 said:
I understand that every player has the option to come back and play 5 years, what I'm saying is their scholarship still counts against the limit of 13. As far as I've seen 2021-22 is a 1 time exception for going over 13
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Ah, I understand. I'm unsure now actually about that. Thanks for clarifying for me.
 
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Maybe this directs Tandy or Wilcher to Minnesota?

Johnson finished his playing career at Minnesota and was an assistant coach there from 2013-18.
 
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Hey Adrien! said:


Maybe this directs Tandy to Minnesota?

Johnson finished his playing career at Minnesota and was an assistant coach there from 2013-18.
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Hmmm. There have been 3 Xavier transfers already. Without knowing much about Ben Johnson, I wouldn’t be surprised to see any of them follow him to Minnesota.
 


SJU has already lost three people to the transfer portal. Curious to see how they are gonna fill all these scholarships by next year. So many BE schools, including UConn, will have lots of additions before next season.
 
rollskies said:


SJU has already lost three people to the transfer portal. Curious to see how they are gonna fill all these scholarships by next year. So many BE schools, including UConn, will have lots of additions before next season.
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They've got a nice backcourt/wing group with Posh, Williams and Wusu but between Champagnie possibly going to the NBA, Roberts/Moore transferring and Toro graduating they only have Earlington as a returning frontcourt player.

Perfect case for a grad transfer big to allow Stanley and Traore to develop at their own pace, but earn playing time if they deserve it.
 
Hey Adrien! said:
They've got a nice backcourt/wing group with Posh, Williams and Wusu but between Champagnie possibly going to the NBA, Roberts/Moore transferring and Toro graduating they only have Earlington as a returning frontcourt player.

Perfect case for a grad transfer big to allow Stanley and Traore to develop at their own pace, but earn playing time if they deserve it.
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Is Champegnie definitely going to go this year? I am not sure why but I see so much more about his brother getting drafted. I think Julian is just as talented as Justin i’m not sure why he doesn’t get as much love. He was great this year for St. john’s.
 


The 6'2 198 guard from North Brunswick, NJ averaged 20.5p, 2.8r, 3.5a,, 52.8 2p%, 43.8 3p% (~62% of FGAs from 3).

Played one year at Minnesota before transferring to American.

This was also a package deal with younger brother Jaquan Harris, a '22 grad, committing to Seton Hall last night. The #143 prospect from St. Thomas Aquinas had offers from UConn, Marquette, Xavier, St. John's, Illinois, Auburn, Rutgers and others.
 
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This isnt great news for Seton Hall. I believe he started his career there as a walk on, but was a very big piece for them this year.

Edit: I’m a little confused by some of the comments on this tweet. It seems like some SHU fans are happy to see him gone and others are shocked. From an outsiders perspective, it seems like he was a big piece for them, but I don’t follow closely enough to know why there would be disagreement there
 
rollskies said:


This isnt great news for Seton Hall. I believe he started his career there as a walk on, but was a very big piece for them this year.

Edit: I’m a little confused by some of the comments on this tweet. It seems like some SHU fans are happy to see him gone and others are shocked. From an outsiders perspective, it seems like he was a big piece for them, but I don’t follow closely enough to know why there would be disagreement there
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I don't know, this offseason is so unique where I can totally see grad transfers like Shavar Reynolds put their names in the portal and then end up simply graduating and move on from college ball.

Like, if one of our graduates hit the portal, I couldn't get mad. There's no promise any of them are sticking around so if someone chooses to take advantage of a unique situation to play elsewhere, all the power to them.
 
rollskies said:


This isnt great news for Seton Hall. I believe he started his career there as a walk on, but was a very big piece for them this year.

Edit: I’m a little confused by some of the comments on this tweet. It seems like some SHU fans are happy to see him gone and others are shocked. From an outsiders perspective, it seems like he was a big piece for them, but I don’t follow closely enough to know why there would be disagreement there
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They should've been recruiting over him anyways.
 
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navery12 said:
I understand that every player has the option to come back and play 5 years, what I'm saying is their scholarship still counts against the limit of 13. As far as I've seen 2021-22 is a 1 time exception for going over 13
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That's my understanding. If they stay with the same team. If they switch teams, I believe they count against the 13. But they haven't been completely clear about that.
 
MDHuskFan said:
It’s been mentioned before too, but to go through what our seniors went through, to then finally find success with no fans. For a player who plays with the emotion like Whaley, coming back and playing in front of the student section may be very appealing
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They would all get the heros treatment, the crowd would go nuts for them, I think it might also be fun to have a year were they're the literal and figurative big men on campus
 
All the players leaving Cincinnati/Xavier reminds me of Colbert asking an Ohio Congresswoman if she was proud of the fact that more astronauts were from Ohio than any other state? Oh yes she says. Then Colbert asks, "What is it about Ohio that makes people want to leave the planet?"
 
GoDAWGS said:
They would all get the heros treatment, the crowd would go nuts for them, I think it might also be fun to have a year were they're the literal and figurative big men on campus
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Does hero's treatment pay the bills
 
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WhereistheDove? said:
Will be very interesting to see the decisions for the eligible players. Clearly he and Johnson at Xavier could have gone and made money playing ball overseas. I have to say I'm a bit surprised to see them come back but there is obviously a draw.
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Yes, a strange year gong forward with transfers and virus extensions. Players have to reassess their futures if it might include the pro level. The fear is that the loyalty to a colligate program is a thing of the past. There are many more options for talented players, not just for males but females as well. Life is filled with changes, enjoy the trip!
 


I assume his brother follows suit as well. They both made it clear that they are in it together. Really enjoyed watching Julian this year
 
navery12 said:
His brother declared earlier this week
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I completely missed that one! Or maybe i saw and forgot, I don’t remember at this point

Thanks for the info! It was always assumed Justin was gone this year. Should be a first rounder for sure
 
St. John's now with 8 confirmed scholarship players for 20/21.

Even with Abdelmassih at Nebraska, St. John's is poised to be a great landing spot for grad transfers. Nice backcourt with Posh and Williams, so a big and wing would be really helpful. Curious if they nab a late '21 commit like Lucas Taylor or Hutchins-Everett.
 
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