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Reibe will be an amazing player next year. But add some size and weight to help him. Maybe the 7 footer on our bench develops also.
 
bendm said:
Agree we need to pair Reibe with that type of player but we’ll have Ross and Landrew on the wing. They both bring athleticism and Landrew brings physicality. I think we need to go bigger at PF eg Diop.
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I think Ross and Landrew are competing for one wing spot. I don’t think you want to ruin the spacing by playing two non shooting bigs, unless Riebe is letting it rip from the outside next year.
 
HooperScooper said:
Here's an article about all the dates and rules for the transfer portal this year if you need a primer. Says elite players should command $2-$3 million from revenue sharing. If your budget is $8 million is it prudent to give one player that much? As we saw with Kentucky this year just giving out money is not always the way to winning.

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2026 College Basketball Transfer Portal Primer: Key dates, new rules, what to expect

The 2026 transfer portal officially opens on Tuesday, April 7, but plenty will happen before that date. Here is what you need to know to get ready.
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The revenue share isn't a salary cap. Top programs will be able to offer big money to multiple players.
 
karstenkibbe said:
If we are just throwing out names for roster needs, I’d love to get a guy like Paulius Murauskas from St. Mary’s at the 4.

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Hey Kibbe,

What's the story on the Israeli center you mentioned a couple months back?
 
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Huskyforlife said:
I think Ross and Landrew are competing for one wing spot. I don’t think you want to ruin the spacing by playing two non shooting bigs, unless Riebe is letting it rip from the outside next year.
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I suppose there is hope Ross jumps a level again in improvement. But as much as he’s better, if it’s this guy, we need better in our first 5 next year. We need a guy that can create, make shots and get to the basket while being very physical. There’s a huge difference in a solid bench piece and a go to guy. I mean never know, but I’m hoping the portal or Landrew has a better answer.
 
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Huskyforlife said:
I think Ross and Landrew are competing for one wing spot. I don’t think you want to ruin the spacing by playing two non shooting bigs, unless Riebe is letting it rip from the outside next year.
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Competing for One wing spot in the starting lineup sure but they’re both gonna be in the top 8 of the rotation. I do expect Reibe to stretch the floor though and I think diop was almost 40% from 3 but on low volume
 
bendm said:
Competing for One wing spot in the starting lineup sure but they’re both gonna be in the top 8 of the rotation. I do expect Reibe to stretch the floor though and I think diop was almost 40% from 3 but on low volume
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31% on just under one attempt per game.
 
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FfldCntyFan said:
Hey Kibbe,

What's the story on the Israeli center you mentioned a couple months back?
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Wow. You have a good memory. David Mozes (sometimes spelled Musis). He is absolutely dominating the Israeli U18 League and is repped by Octagon. He has said that he’d like to go the U.S. college route.

He won’t be 18 til this summer. But there’s the issue of mandatory military service. Nadav and Sheffer both served in the IDF prior to enrolling at UConn. But many Israeli athletes now apply for an athlete deferment program.

Mozes has the entire package. I do believe he steps on an American college campus, possibly next fall, but more likely in 2027. And I really want him in Storrs badly.

 
HooperScooper said:
Here's an article about all the dates and rules for the transfer portal this year if you need a primer. Says elite players should command $2-$3 million from revenue sharing. If your budget is $8 million is it prudent to give one player that much? As we saw with Kentucky this year just giving out money is not always the way to winning.

247sports.com

2026 College Basketball Transfer Portal Primer: Key dates, new rules, what to expect

The 2026 transfer portal officially opens on Tuesday, April 7, but plenty will happen before that date. Here is what you need to know to get ready.
247sports.com 247sports.com
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Hurley is smart and Tommy Moore is a great GM. Silas was a huge get...they got this.
 
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SeattleHoop said:
IMO we need someone to replace AK at the 4.
We need a 5 to split time with Reibe , preferably someone with a defensive , rim protection presence.
Lastly, someone to back up the 1 , preferably someone who can really handle a press
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Please! For the love of Pete we need someone who can handle the press!!!!

And someone who can inbound the ball within that press!
 
superjohn said:
You haven't gotten out of the first round in your coaching career and your brother won back to back championships in the most dominant fashion ever.
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Fair point. I still wouldn't want to go be #2 behind my bro.

It's one of the minor reasons why I don't work for my mom like he does (he's the VP of Operations).
 
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Excalibur said:
The revenue share isn't a salary cap. Top programs will be able to offer big money to multiple players.
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If they have much left after football. I recall $20.5 Million being the revenue sharing cap.
 
I guess there is no such thing as a deferment in the Israeli military for being too tall. If so, David "Too Tall" Mozes. I'd like to get him and the guy from St Mary's. Start having some dunk fests.
 
superjohn said:
Bobby was Danny's assistant at Wagner.
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Two years at Wagner, one year at Rhode Island. Bobby and his family were living in Florida at the time, and Dan dragged him back into basketball. It made sense for them to do that together then. Now, it doesn’t. Bobby isn’t a pure northeast guy like his brother, he’ll coach anywhere. The comparisons continue, but their coaching careers are complete opposites of their playing ones.
 
FfldCntyFan said:
Hey Kibbe,

What's the story on the Israeli center you mentioned a couple months back?
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One other thing I’ll say about Mozes. He has made all the right decisions. The best basketball trainers and advisers in Israel. He chose to be repped by a respected, legacy agency like Octagon, and not his 2nd cousin who owns a falafel stand in the suburbs of Tel Aviv. You often see family/friends repping many of the Euros. Not the case here.
 
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