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Originally posted by bradleyfan124
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I think we'd be better off veering away from high school players unless we feel they can make a real difference right away. Otherwise, we just turn into training facilities for the Power 5. I'd like to see them focus more on upper classmen transfers.Larry Bird
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I agree.. Thats kind of my point. There should be some very qualified high school players available but like you said the downside if they make a splash then they will get noticed and might want to transfer.. Either way I feel the NCAA needs to get a handle on all this transferring. It is decimating teamsOriginally posted by Tommy View PostComment
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I think the new problems it's creating with egos, jealousy, and players just plain not working out as planned is going to end up biting them in the butt. What is going to end up happening is the power conference teams that don't find success in this current system will start pushing for change eventually. That's my prediction.Originally posted by bradleyfan124 View PostLarry Bird
I've got a theory that if you give 100 percent all of the time, somehow things will work out in the end.Comment
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The one plus for recruiting HS players.. If the power 5 is taking mid-major players and only the cream of the crop HS guys, then a fair number of talented players who might never have considered a mid-major may look at one (or Juco to prove themselves worthy). Of course the trick is keeping them.Last edited by KillerB; 03-21-2023, 11:07 PM.Comment
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Bradley is among schools interested in Landon Moore, a 6'3" freshman guard at St. Francis of Pennsylvania of the Northeast Conference. He is in the transfer portal. He is from Bloomington, Illinois, but graduated from Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Ohio, in 2022.
https://twitter.com/IllinoisRivals/s...03690815602688
He played in 19 games as a freshman, starting 17. He averaged 13.1 ppg, 3.6 assists/game, and shot 36.0% from three.
Stats- https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...2/landon-moore
Bio- https://sfuathletics.com/sports/mens...on-moore/10098
He broke a bone in his hand in a game on January 14, and missed the rest of the regular season. He returned and played in 2 games in the NEC postseason tournament before St. Francis was eliminated.
2022-23 highlights- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nszkgaLyj8sComment
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Names that Bradley has been in contact with-
2023 Nate Meithof- 6'5" shooting guard at College of Southern Idaho. He is originally from Keizer, Oregon. He averaged 16.5 ppg, 5.5 rpg, and he shot 51.5% overall and 38.4% from three. Has offers from Jacksonville, Portland, Portland State, Utah Valley, FIU, New Mexico State, LIU, Drake, and Oregon State.
https://athletics.csi.edu/sports/men...e-meithof/2328
Stats- https://www.njcaa.org/sports/mbkb/20...atemeithofqi7r
Highlights- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5PwlsaapC0
2024 C.J. Mitchell- 5'11" point guard at Omaha Westside HS
Highlight video from last year- https://www.hudl.com/video/3/1515540...ef90172cbc1e81
2024 Jaden Jackson- 6'1" guard from Bellevue West HS
https://omaha.com/community/bellevue...aae8e75bb.html
2025 Christian Williams- 5'9" point guard at Vashon HS in St. Louis.
2023 Argel "IV" Pettit- a 6'2" shooting guard at the Phelps School, a prep school in Malvern, Pennsylvania. He is a good shooter who shot 42% from three as a senior, averaging 7 threes per game.
https://www.hudl.com/video/3/1868212...979e14b081e49cComment
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Give us Zach Clemence from Kansas and Landon Moore and we are RELOADED!! ....If it were only that easyDUBL R 1
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Another transfer Bradley has been in touch with.Comment
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Mason Walters is a senior at NAIA Univ. of JamestownOriginally posted by egib52 View Post
He was the NAIA player of the year, and averaged 27.7 ppg and 9.4 rpg.
All American 2nd year in a row
He has 1 year of eligibility left
https://www.inforum.com/sports/colle...ady-to-cash-inComment
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Thanks DC, I figured if I threw it out there, you would do the heavy lifting of grabbing all of the linksOriginally posted by Da Coach View Post
Mason Walters is a senior at NAIA Univ. of Jamestown
He was the NAIA player of the year, and averaged 27.7 ppg and 9.4 rpg.
All American 2nd year in a row
He has 1 year of eligibility left
https://www.inforum.com/sports/colle...ady-to-cash-in
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We now have 3 open scholarships available, get the right players and we can win another championship.Comment
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Those are big numbers, and I like his height. That is a big level jump though. Is there an example of someone recently from NAIA that made a really successful jump to D1 the next year (being as though he only has one left)? He certainly on paper has a lot of things we might look for in a recruit for next year.Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
Mason Walters is a senior at NAIA Univ. of Jamestown
He was the NAIA player of the year, and averaged 27.7 ppg and 9.4 rpg.
All American 2nd year in a row
He has 1 year of eligibility left
https://www.inforum.com/sports/colle...ady-to-cash-inComment
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So watching the NCAA tourney Princeton vs Creighton. They said there are no “extra years” at Princeton. So I’m assuming their seniors can transfer and use their extra covid year elsewhere??
Langborg and Evbuomwan would be monster transfersDUBL R 1Comment
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I think that has to do with the fact the Ivy League schools do not allow athletic scholarships. So the NCAA Extra Covid year must somehow not apply to them.Originally posted by Dubl R 1 View Post
A couple of Princeton transfers have played in the MVC the last couple years-
One of Loyola's top players last year (2021-22) was Ryan Schwieger, who was a transfer from Princeton.
And Drew Friberg, the guy from Belmont who killed Bradley with his three point shooting in both games was also a Princeton transfer.
Friberg finished the season with the 2nd highest 3-point percentage in the country-
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...alPct/dir/desc
He was 11-17 (64.7%) in the two games against Bradley.Comment
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