2022 BE Transfer Portal topic

[jfan]

Interestingly it looks like Nova will be one of the only programs not to take a transfer from the portal again this year. Is that indicative of the culture they've established--where young players develop and patiently wait their turn before getting a chance to play--or a program resistant to change and take advantage of this brave new world of free agency.

Either way I expect many to pencil the Omahanians in as the standard bearers for the conference next year. We'll see...

I don't think that Nova will fall off that much, especially the first year. I think the key will be if your new coach can maintain the culture after that. More often than not Nova would go into the last 5 minutes of a close game knowing they would win! I think they got that from their coach and his approach. Looking forward to trying to beat Nova at Nova, which is always really tough to do !

[adoraz]

Wow so the Big East as a whole has added 11 top 100 transfers and lost 0? Amazing job.

[kayako]

Wow so the Big East as a whole has added 11 top 100 transfers and lost 0? Amazing job.

12 now with Dawes

[kayako]

Scrolling through transfers still available, there are tons of highly ranked players (34 of 247's top 100) still available for schools that can promise playing time. A few of them will stay in the draft, but I'd have to think most of them will be coming back for another year.

Femi Odukale (ESPN #46) could be the next ranked transfer for the conference. I think he decides soon after his visit to Seton Hall tomorrow. UCONN's also in his top 5.

DePaul is in everyone's top _ lists. One of them is Jermaine Couisnard (ESPN #62) who will announce today.

I think Ramey (ESPN #25) can be had if Neptune wants him, but all indications are that Nova will roll with players currently in the program.

It wouldn't surprise me if Wahab (ESPN #87) ends up back in Georgetown.

[Jet915]

Sounds like Odukule to Seton Hall.

[Demon22]

DePaul is in everyone's top _ lists. One of them is Jermaine Couisnard (ESPN #62) who will announce today.

Couisnard committed to Oregon.

DePaul is on all these lists because players genuinely like the staff.

We had Meechie Johnson in town the other weekend. He had great things to say about the staff and the school. And then he committed to South Carolina, because they came up with more NIL money.

NIL has changed everything.

We just had what I thought was a really encouraging season, and because of NIL, I can't remember the last time things felt this hopeless for DePaul.

[Wizard of Westroads]

Best all-time transfers in and out at each BE school:
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/33838868/men-college-basketball-transfer-scorecard-best-all-transfers-of-every-big-east-school

[butlerguy03]

Look at Butler's. It's laughable. If Joey Brunk is the best to ever leave Butler, then really no one belongs on that list.

Also, Purdue G Eric Hunter is rumored to be headed to Butler. Not sure where he ranks on this year's list.

[kayako]

Added Stadium and 247's transfer rankings for a more comprehensive view. I believe these are final rankings updates.

[kayako]

Look at Butler's. It's laughable. If Joey Brunk is the best to ever leave Butler, then really no one belongs on that list.

Some head scratchers in there. Theo John over Joey Hauser?