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URI Transfer: Tyrese Martin

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Stainmaster said:
Let me guess, rumored by disgruntled URI fans? Keep in mind they sure had lots to say about Hurley's attitude right after he left.
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It's not just URI fans, a few posters here. Though none I'd exactly put a ton of faith in
 
navery12 said:
It's not just URI fans, a few posters here. Though none I'd exactly put a ton of faith in
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Right, but it's possible they were just going off of sour grapes they saw on Twitter.
 
Stainmaster said:
Let me guess, rumored by disgruntled URI fans? Keep in mind they sure had lots to say about Hurley's attitude right after he left.
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The problems I have with Martin is less about his attitude, we can use some attitude, it’s more about his play. Career 1 to 2 Assists to TO(yikes), 65% FT shooter, 31% 3 pt shooter. I do like his rebounding and size though, and think he has some upside. If he’s a sit one no way you take him, he uses 3 seasons of scholarships. This is like bringing in Alterique Gilbert to sit one.
 
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Psolo12 said:
Idk if Hurley is the kind of guy to poach someone from RI. He has alot of respect for Cox and their fan base. Doesn't seem like he'd be the kind of guy to do that.
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Ummmm, Brendan Adams?
 
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JimHurley said:
I trust Hurley over anyone, but the friend I have who is a URI alum/fan reiterated we don’t not want him at all.

That being said, I’ll take Vaughn over him.
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I bet your friend loved him after the Alabama game or the second VCU game or a number of other times over the last two years, though. I probably watched as many Rhody as UConn games the last two seasons. I feel he wasn’t particularly well coached while at Rhode Island, which was due in part to their limited number of available players, and there were clear issues with chemistry, especially in 18-19. Not every coach and player are a good match. He’d have an adjustment coming in to the program, but I think he’d respond. He’s not my first choice, but he would contribute. There’s so much uncertainty with recruiting with the ‘21 class with how much is going to be canceled, I don’t see a problem with him taking up 2 to 3 years of a roster spot if that’s how it turns out,
 
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NJHoops said:
I bet your friend loved him after the Alabama game or the second VCU game or a number of other times over the last two years, though. I probably watched as many Rhody as UConn games the last two seasons. I feel he wasn’t particularly well coached while at Rhode Island, which was due in part to their limited number of available players, and there were clear issues with chemistry, especially in 18-19. Not every coach and player are a good match. He’d have an adjustment coming in to the program, but I think he’d respond. He’s not my first choice, but he would contribute. There’s so much uncertainty with recruiting with the ‘21 class with how much is going to be canceled, I don’t see a problem with him taking up 2 to 3 years of a roster spot if that’s how it turns out,
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No clue, just relaying the message. I was told low basketball IQ player who makes a lot of questionable decisions.
 
Martin vs. Vaughn is a toss up for me. Vaughn has the edge with his numbers, but you get an added level of comfort that Martin can produce with a good SOS, whereas Vaughn has barely any HM experience. People have been critical of Martin’s efficiency, but he was still very solid for a sophomore. That being said, he has a long way to go with passing and ball handling. Vaughn is clearly better in those areas. I don’t think either is a star, but I’d be happy to have either.
 
UcannUconn said:
The problems I have with Martin is less about his attitude, we can use some attitude, it’s more about his play. Career 1 to 2 Assists to TO(yikes), 65% FT shooter, 31% 3 pt shooter. I do like his rebounding and size though, and think he has some upside. If he’s a sit one no way you take him, he uses 3 seasons of scholarships. This is like bringing in Alterique Gilbert to sit one.
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Vaughn is also bad with assists turnovers and ft's.
 
UConnStats said:
Martin vs. Vaughn is a toss up for me. Vaughn has the edge with his numbers, but you get an added level of comfort that Martin can produce with a good SOS, whereas Vaughn has barely any HM experience. People have been critical of Martin’s efficiency, but he was still very solid for a sophomore. That being said, he has a long way to go with passing and ball handling. Vaughn is clearly better in those areas. I don’t think either is a star, but I’d be happy to have either.
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the correct answer is Nolley.

between these 2 I want the guy who takes up less scholarship time.
 
the Q said:
the correct answer is Nolley.

between these 2 I want the guy who takes up less scholarship time.
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Under normal circumstances, I might agree with the less scholarship time. However, the recruitment for ‘21s looks like it’s going to be a mess across the sport. The dead period’s been extended at least through May, and I’m not sure we can count on there being any live time in the summer. They already have three spots without counting anyone leaving to go pro or to transfer. Since they had the ‘20 class set, they did have time to devote to ‘21s during the season, but it’s going to be different with the schedule changes.
 
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Vaughn reminds me of a shorter version of Shaun Miller. I think he would be an extra pop off the bench with crowd popping skills that Bouk and Jackson can learn from. We need players that can come off the bench. Not redshirts or sit one transfers. Too many injuries over the years. I take Vaughn over Martin but I leave that decision up to the boss
 
superjohn said:
Vaughn is also bad with assists turnovers and ft's.
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Fine, but Vaughn takes up one year of scholarship. Martin takes up 3 and sits 1. Huge factor. I trust Hurley though, if he feels he can motivate him and develop him you take him.
 
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Watchdog said:
It's beginning to look as if SHU is our primary recruiting rival. Sanogo, now Martin.
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Hopefully this recruiting rivalry translates on the court.
 
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JimHurley said:
I can’t answer for him, but it seems to be a recurring theme. He’s not the only one...
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It’s a recurring theme because they’re bitter about one of their top players ditching them for a better school. Again, you should’ve seen what URI fans were saying about Hurley’s character when he jumped ship there.
 
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