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Thanks. I wondered where Eva Rubin would end up. Destiny Pitts was in the house in Tucson with 10160 fans to watch the Wildcats defeat the Sun Devils. She would have had to have been very impressed with both the atmosphere, the support, and the team. Wonder if she ends up there.Thought I might keep a running tally of more-or-less significant midyear transfers.
Destinations unknown:
Jayla Everett (Soph., 5'10" guard): New Mexico >Destiny Pitts (Jr., 5'10" guard): Minnesota >Destinations known:
Aquira DaCosta (Soph., 6'0" wing): Baylor > Loyola MarymountEva Rubin (Jr. 6'5" center): Arizona State > IllinoisBre'Amber Scott (Jr., 5'9" guard): Mississippi State > Little Rock
Per Raoul, Shaila Beeler and Bendu Yeaney are both transferring from Indiana.
Beeler is a freshman and never played a game due to injury.Per Raoul, Shaila Beeler and Bendu Yeaney are both transferring from Indiana.
Someone else mentioned how the long travelled paths of both Willock and Calvert (who was all over the place) ended at Morehead State. USC’s Aliyah Jeune also ended up there after she transferred from Rutgers.I'm also seeing in Raoul's feed that the elusive Eternati Willock is landing at Morehead State.
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Women's Basketball Lands Highly-Touted Transfer Forward Eternati Willock - Morehead State University Athletics
MOREHEAD, Ky. – Morehead State Women's Basketball head coach Greg Todd and staff are pleased to announce the addition of highly-touted 6-foot-4 transfer forwardmsueagles.com
Willock has had quote the eventful trajectory:
- I just learned that she originally signed as part of the 2015 class with North Carolina, along with Stephanie Watts and Destiny Walker.
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- She must have reclassified, because the earliest I remember of her was her signing as part of the 2016 class with Kansas State.
- As a freshman at K-State (2016-17), she averaged 6.6 points and 5.1 rebounds per game and was named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team.
- She was dismissed by coach Mittie in October 2017: https://www.kansas.com/sports/college/big-12/kansas-state/article178333651.html
- She then transferred to New Mexico Junior College, where she led NMJC to a runner-up finish in the 2018-19 NJCAA national tournament.
- She then signed with MTSU in April 2019, but MTSU announced in early October that she was no longer on the team.
- The release by Morehead State says, "She is set to finish her senior year of eligibility by completing her bachelor's degree in communications in the spring 2021 semester." So even though she has only actually played two seasons (2016-17 at K-State and 2018-19 at NMJC), I'm guessing that 2020-21 will be her last season of eligibility because she won't be eligible for a 6th year waiver?
I have a question about Willock. Does she not need a waiver to be eligible for next year? The press release says she won't finish her degree until 2021, so she's not a grad transfer. Unless she's already been attending school at Morehead, why would the transfer year in residence not apply to her?Someone else mentioned how the long travelled paths of both Willock and Calvert (who was all over the place) ended at Morehead State. USC’s Aliyah Jeune also ended up there after she transferred from Rutgers.
Yeaney cites a family health issue and says she wants to be closer to home. She's from Portland, Oregon, and so that immediately makes you wonder if Oregon or Oregon State will be her next home.
Would Seattle or Pullman be close to Portland for her?Oregon's back court looks fairly full for the foreseeable future. OSU could probably use another player in the rotation. I wonder if Yeaney would consider UP or PSU if it doesn't work out transferring to one of the higher profile schools?
Would Seattle or Pullman be close to Portland for her?
If Corvallis was close enough to Boise for Slocum when she was homesick, maybe Pullman is close enough to Portland? Just a thought.Pullman isn't close to anything I haven't tried driving PDX to Pullman but I'd guess it's in the 6-7 hour range. Seattle is around a 3 hour drive straight up I-5 depending on traffic, can easily get an hour longer. Huskies could certainly use the help.
edited--PDX to Pullman is about 5 /12 hours according to internet, which is never wrong
If Corvallis was close enough to Boise for Slocum to get close enough to her family because she was homesick, maybe Pullman is close enough to Portland? Just a thought.
But then there was also this:If Corvallis was close enough to Boise for Slocum to get close enough to her family because she was homesick, maybe Pullman is close enough to Portland? Just a thought.
Oregon's back court looks fairly full for the foreseeable future. OSU could probably use another player in the rotation. I wonder if Yeaney would consider UP or PSU if it doesn't work out transferring to one of the higher profile schools?
maybe one of the Washington schools in the Pac would be happy to have to.
It looks like Kakala is done at Pacific. She isn't even listed any longer on the team's roster. Team stats show that she played in 16 games and averaged 7.9 minutes of playing time per game.Adding to the list, per Raoul's tweet, Loretta Kakala, who started at Louisville and then transferred to Pacific, is back in the transfer portal. She's currently not with the Pacific team for "disciplinary reasons."
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Tigers provide big win for seniors
STOCKTON – Brooklyn McDavid had witness two other senior days during her time with University of the Pacific’s women’s basketball team,www.recordnet.com
According to Raoul Man of Mystery, she's missed most of the last 3 seasons due to injury, including all of this season.I think I am confused. How can she grad transfer after a solid freshman campaign? Did she rack up so many AP credits she's graduating after her freshman year?
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Cayton graduated from high school in 2016. Has been injured the past three seasons. I can see her being granted a 6th year. That would allow her two more seasons of competition.I think I am confused. How can she grad transfer after a solid freshman campaign? Did she rack up so many AP credits she's graduating after her freshman year?
That won't happen unless the NCAA grants her a 7th year of eligibility. Perhaps she meant two more seasons for a combined total of three seasons between her one year at Cal and her future school.Mi’Cole Cayton is grad-transferring from Cal. Had a very solid freshman campaign, but has played four games in the past three seasons.
Stated she plans on playing three seasons.
??That won't happen unless the NCAA grants her a 7th year of eligibility. Perhaps she meant two more seasons for a combined total of three seasons between her one year at Cal and her future school.
Yes. A previous poster stated that she intends to play three seasons. I can see the NCAA granting Cayton the ability to play two more seasons with her 6th year taking place in '21-'22.??
She was class of 2016. She'll be going into her 5th year.
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Ah sorry, I had missed that post.Yes. A previous poster stated that she intends to play three seasons. I can see the NCAA granting Cayton the ability to play two more seasons with her 6th year taking place in '21-'22.