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Guys like Zach Edey, who are at the top of the talent pool in college basketball but don't translate to the NBA will. NIL is better for them than playing overseas or in the NBA G-League etc. So some of those guys will definitely stay at the same school for their entire tenure, assuming they were able to get a scholarship at one of the top NIL schools as a freshman.Thinking is the hardest work, that is why so few people do it. -Henry Ford
Yeah...I've been in college for a while now and I'm pretty sure that awesomest is not a word. -Andrew E. -
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New name- Aaron Potter, a 6'3" sophomore guard at Western Texas College, a junior college in Snyder, Texas
Potter averaged 18.8 pp g, 4.0 rpg, 2.9 ago, and 35.6% from three. He is originally from Tulsa, OK.
>>https://www.wtcathletics.com/sports/...ter_aaron_f2g0
>>https://twitter.com/dawg_hoop/status...22924258807895
Videp- https://youtube.com/watch?v=5SMoIC6s1-sComment
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One more name for tonight- Cortaviaus Seales, a 6'1" guard originally from the Davenport, Iowa area. He played college ball initially at Northern Iowa Area Community College in Mason City, Iowa. Then he spent a year at Blackhawk Community College in Moline, IL. This past year he played at Western New Mexico University, a Division II school in Silver City, New Mexico. He averaged 18.5 ppg, 3.3 rpg, and 2.6 apg, and he shot 42.3% overall and 43.7% from three. He just entered the transfer portal with 1 season of eligibility left.
>> https://wnmumustangs.com/sports/mens...us-seales/5010
>> https://verbalcommits.com/players/cortaviaus-seales
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A couple more D2 players that Bradley has shown interest in-
Northern Michigan 6'4" sophomore guard Max Weisbrod. Northern Michigan finished 22-11, and 14-4 in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Weisbrod lead the team with 17.2 ppg, 3.3 rpg, and 4.4 apg, and he shot 43.3% overall and 39.1% from three. He is originally from DeForest, Wisconsin.
>> https://twitter.com/ThePortalReport/...46236272214075
>> https://nmuwildcats.com/sports/mens-...-weisbrod/6320
And Marcus Johnson, 6'7" junior forward, originally from Akron, Ohio, at Wheeling University in Wheeling, West Virginia. He averaged 21.6 ppg and 7.9 rpg this season. He shot 47.2% overall and 44.7% from three. He also lead the team in assists (3.1 apg).
>> https://wucardinals.com/sports/mens-...s-johnson/7654
>> https://twitter.com/PDTScouting/stat...58136088691032
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A couple more D2 names-
Sergey Grishaev of Rollins College. He is a 6'10" forward originally from St. Petersburg, Russia. He attended The Sagemont School, a prep school in Weston, Florida, and has been at D2 Rollins College the last 3 seasons. As a junior this past season, he averaged 27.4 minutes, 12.8 points, 6.1 rebounds, and he shot 50.6% overall, and 39.5% from three.
>> https://rollinssports.com/sports/men...-grishaev/7081
Malcolm Christie- 6'5" junior guard at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. This past season he averaged 22.1 points, 3.0 rebounds, 1.6 assists, and he shot 42.1% overall and 36.4% from three.
>> https://daltigers.ca/sports/mbkb/202...e_malcolm_jzkj
>> https://twitter.com/PDTScouting/stat...62813053800691
Video- looks like he's a catch & shoot type of guard with a quick release - https://twitter.com/PDTScouting/stat...77755593253026
Another video - https://twitter.com/kalidrafts/statu...68444792877124Comment
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Malcolm Christie is one of the best pure shooters not in Division I. He has a lot of teams interested, including some major schools.
NIL money has caused a lot of these types of players from D2, D3, NAIA, and Canadian schools to want to transfer to D1. They will settle for being a role player in return for NIL money.Comment
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Wisconsin sophomore guard Connor Essegian is entering the transfer portal - https://www.buckys5thquarter.com/wis...chucky-hepburn
Our coaches are familiar with him from playing with Indiana Elite program, run by Mark Adams, father of Drew Adams. Essegian was a high scorer at Central Noble High School in Albion, Indiana. He finished with 2,526 points in his high school career, and was a finalist for Mr. Basketball in Indiana his senior year.
As a freshman at Wisconsin, he was 3rd on the team in scoring with a 11.7 ppg average, and he had 14 points and 5 rebounds in Wisconsin's win over Bradley in last year's NIT. But this year, his role was reduced to averaging just 7 minutes off the bench, and 3.2 ppg. He could be considering a transfer to a mid-major, and Bradley would be a candidate.
Bio - https://uwbadgers.com/sports/mens-ba...essegian/12072
Stats - https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...onnor-essegianComment
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2025 recruit- Gabe Clemmons- 6'10" forward of Fairfield HS, Fairfield, Ohio.
>> https://verbalcommits.com/players/gabe-clemmons
Video- https://www.hudl.com/video/3/1699989...6aba0bbc14fb21Comment
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New name- Timaris Brown of D2 Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri. He is a 6'5", 215 lb. sophomore forward originally from St. Patrick HS in Chicago. He averaged a team-leading 15.7 ppg and 6.5 rpg. He shot 42.4% overall and 29.7% from three.
>> https://rockhursthawks.com/sports/me...ris-brown/7150
>> https://twitter.com/portal_updates/s...08800005292418Comment
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Da Coach: It's amazing how much information you have to gather as far as potential portal players for Bradley! Your really on top of this!!!! Way to go...I hope BU gets a couple or more of these very good transfers!!!!Comment
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Jacksen Moni-a 6'10" (corrected) forward who just finished his junior season at D2 Northern State University in Aberdeen, South Dakota. He averaged 21.3 ppg and 8.1 rpg. He also averaged 3.5 assists per game and shot 32.9% from three.
>> https://twitter.com/PDTScouting/stat...88919525458154
>> https://nsuwolves.com/sports/mens-ba...sen--moni/7830Comment
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You might want to correct this....I really question the need of a 6'1 forward....but I can be persuaded for the 6'10 forward...Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
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Yeah, notice the dash (-) is next to the zero. Meant to post 6'10". My fingers weren't moving as fast as my brain.
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