Transfer thread

[hoyahooligan]

Nova losing Dylan Ennis
http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports. ... villanova/

So Nova loses 3 of their 5 starters now for next year.

As a conference-
Nova losing 3/5
Butler losing 2/5
Georgetown losing 4/5
PC losing 2/5(before Dunn)
St John's losing 3/5(before Jordan/Obekpa)
X losing 2/5
SH losing 1/5(not counting Sina)
DePaul losing 1/5
Creighton losing 3/5
Marquette losing 4/5

By the end of the year Georgetown was starting: DSR, Peak, Trawick, Copeland, Smith so only 3/5.

[ChestRockwell85]

Dylan transferring is not out of the blue. He had discussed it earlier this season and he would like to find a different role. Villanova also has a McDonald's All-American and the Big East 6th man of the year coming in to step immediately into those starting roles.

We will miss Dylan and wish him all the best but Villanova is OK depth wise. If Dylan was Daniel Ochefu we would have some problems.

[aughnanure]

Nova losing Dylan Ennis
http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports. ... villanova/

So Nova loses 3 of their 5 starters now for next year.

As a conference-
Nova losing 3/5
Butler losing 2/5
Georgetown losing 4/5
PC losing 2/5(before Dunn)
St John's losing 3/5(before Jordan/Obekpa)
X losing 2/5
SH losing 1/5(not counting Sina)
DePaul losing 1/5
Creighton losing 3/5
Marquette losing 4/5

By the end of the year Georgetown was starting: DSR, Peak, Trawick, Copeland, Smith so only 3/5.

Same for Marquette. Most minutes this year went to Wilson, Carlino, Fischer, Anderson and Duane Wilson, so 3/5 even with Taylor transferring.

[R Jay]

Nova losing Dylan Ennis
http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports. ... villanova/

So Nova loses 3 of their 5 starters now for next year.

As a conference-
Nova losing 3/5
Butler losing 2/5
Georgetown losing 4/5
PC losing 2/5(before Dunn)
St John's losing 3/5(before Jordan/Obekpa)
X losing 2/5
SH losing 1/5(not counting Sina)
DePaul losing 1/5
Creighton losing 3/5
Marquette losing 4/5

Creighton is only losing 2 of 5 starters in Chatman and Kreklow. Hegner started the whole season and by the end Milliken and Groselle had cemented themselves into the starting lineup.

[Hoyas]

I'd say for all of these- may be true- but then it'd be safe to say that like Georgetown, we're losing 4 of our top 6.

I think it's really interesting that the team that is losing the least by any measure is DePaul. I really think they could be a major sleeper next year.

[hoyahooligan]

I'd say for all of these- may be true- but then it'd be safe to say that like Georgetown, we're losing 4 of our top 6.

I think it's really interesting that the team that is losing the least by any measure is DePaul. I really think they could be a major sleeper next year.

I agree that the starter vs. non starter isn't really an important distinction.

Georgetown loses 4 out of 9 contributors. Currently we are bringing in 4 players. We need at least 1 grad transfer in case one or more freshmen aren't ready to contribute.

[Hoyas]

Reading Jon Rothstein talking about the Graduate Transfers- it sounds like this will be the last year this happens.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketb ... four-stage
Sources have told CBSSports.com that this is likely the last year that graduate transfers will be allowed to switch schools and not sit out, which would make these next few months the last time schools add "free agents" in college basketball.

My hunch is the coaches probably pushing for this a lot. A few years ago, kids could return to college if they didn't sign with an agent into at least May if not June - that was thru 2009. But the coaches wanted certainty so they pushed for an earlier deadline. Wanting roster certainty.

[Hoyas]

I'd say for all of these- may be true- but then it'd be safe to say that like Georgetown, we're losing 4 of our top 6.

I think it's really interesting that the team that is losing the least by any measure is DePaul. I really think they could be a major sleeper next year.

I agree that the starter vs. non starter isn't really an important distinction.

Georgetown loses 4 out of 9 contributors. Currently we are bringing in 4 players. We need at least 1 grad transfer in case one or more freshmen aren't ready to contribute.

It's actually 5 of 9- have to include Bowen. So we lose DSR, Smith, Trawick, and Hopkins, along with Bowen. Really return Peak, Copeland, White, and Campbell.

[XUFan09]

Nova losing Dylan Ennis
http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports. ... villanova/

So Nova loses 3 of their 5 starters now for next year.

As a conference-
Nova losing 3/5
Butler losing 2/5
Georgetown losing 4/5
PC losing 2/5(before Dunn)
St John's losing 3/5(before Jordan/Obekpa)
X losing 2/5
SH losing 1/5(not counting Sina)
DePaul losing 1/5
Creighton losing 3/5
Marquette losing 4/5

If Leitao can teach them to take care of the ball and actually play some defense, DePaul could be an interesting team in the middle of the conference next season.

Edit: I now see Hoyas said basically the same thing.

[BEX]

Whose on Trey Lewis? Everybody:

http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/2015/ ... ck-pitino/

Mack did an "In-Home"