Possible 1 Year Transfer

[intlzncster]

All around, probably a good thing. Would have loved to have him on the floor though.

 

[Chief00]

All around, probably a good thing. Would have loved to have him on the floor though.

Forgive me but I don't buy the narrative this is a positive development. He is already a college graduate; maybe some academics in the faculty lounge might celebrate this - but not if you are a basketball fan. Ollie did try to get him in.

 

[intlzncster]

Forgive me but I don't buy the narrative this is a positive development. He is already a college graduate; maybe some academics in the faculty lounge might celebrate this - but not if you are a basketball fan. Ollie did try to get him in.

He didn't graduate college yet chief. Gotta check your sources.

 

[Chief00]

Fishy, I believe posted, he graduated from Southern.

 

[CallMeBruce]

Fishy, I believe posted, he graduated from Southern.

Something was cleared up for me - I stopped reading the other thread, so not sure if this has been mentioned.

Godfrey isn't a graduate transfer. Southern has been banned from the postseason due to their APR issues and Godfrey has been sprung Oriakhi-style. I'm sure that's why UConn admissions didn't want to entertain this one.

Calvin Godfrey, a 6-9, 210-pound power forward who spent last season at Southern, will transfer to Memphis and be eligible immediately under the APR waiver. Southern is banned from the NCAA tournament this season due to underperforming APR scores.

Godfrey was also considering UConn. He said the Huskies, for reasons he was unable to explain, couldn't "get [me] into the program."

http://www.sadtrombone.com/

 

[David 76]

Tough loss. But we can do it the right way.

 

[Chief00]

Thanks for the clarification.

 

[huskyharry]

Memphis will have a deep, talented and physically imposing front line next year. Bring it on!

 

[DogMania]

We can only assume that Godfrey's transcript look problematic, and that they did not want to take any hits to their APR number. I sure would have liked to add a player of his abilities, but not at the risk of impacting any future tournament eligibility or scholarship issues.