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Why are so many high majors involved with mediocre mid-major transfers?
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[QUOTE="ToolzieFan, post: 3521301, member: 7018"] I know Darius Smith didn’t work out for us, but he was a top-100 recruit. I’d prefer a grad transfer who can contribute over a completely raw project at this point, due to Akok’s injury and Martin’s uncertain status. But once we have a fully healthy team with 13 scholarships, I don’t think having one or two four-year players who take a year or two to develop would be a big deal. I doubt we’ll ever play a 13-man rotation. [/QUOTE]
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