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Transfer portal players

Missouri State's Isaac Haney becomes their 8th player to transfer- He is a freshman guard who was hyped as a sharpshooter.
He played in 32 games, averaged 3.6 ppg and shot 33.3%. He would have 3 more years of eligibility.
Stats- https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/stats/_/id/4897477/isaac-haney
Bio- https://missouristatebears.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/isaac-haney/6868

So they have had 8 players transfer, one player de-commit, and 2 exhaust eligibility. They signed 11 new players, so this now puts Missouri State even on scholarships for 2022-23.
 
Missouri State's Isaac Haney becomes their 8th player to transfer- He is a freshman guard who was hyped as a sharpshooter.
He played in 32 games, averaged 3.6 ppg and shot 33.3%. He would have 3 more years of eligibility.
Stats- https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/stats/_/id/4897477/isaac-haney
Bio- https://missouristatebears.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/isaac-haney/6868

So they have had 8 players transfer, one player de-commit, and 2 exhaust eligibility. They signed 11 new players, so this now puts Missouri State even on scholarships for 2022-23.

Boy! Missouri State is getting decimated
 
With all of these transfers it is going to be interesting to see if the NCAA stands by their rule that you only get to transfer once without sitting out….or will they give a bunch of waivers.
 
Totally disagree with this. One has to keep striving to get better, to beat the better. To resign yourself to the idea you cant compete why even field a team. One isn't always going to win but sometimes everything falls into place and you go past what you thought capable of achieving. When one does that it makes the other times you didn't all the more enjoyable. 2006 NCAA, 1980 Olympic Hockey Team, Billy Mills in the Olympics, Jimmy Valvano, Seabiscuit, etc

124- do you mean BU should try to compete with the deeper pockets on financially-involved recruiting (within the rules)?
 
124- do you mean BU should try to compete with the deeper pockets on financially-involved recruiting (within the rules)?

Yes! Rather do that than just give up and say oh I am not good enough to stay up with them. Makes it more fun and satisfactory when you beat their a*s. They have always had deeper pockets. They just hid it.
 
Speaking of the NCAA. Great article in the Journal Star today written by Dan Wolken about the NCAA. Talks about the mess they are in and how they need someone to clean it up
 

SIU guard Sreven Verplancken to transfer. He only averaged about 7 ppg, but he would have been their 3rd highest returning scorer behind Marcus Domask and Lance Jones, and he would have been their top returning 3-point shooter (40.5%).
Some of these transfers are puzzling. Verplancken was a transfer from a Division II school who was given a chance by SIU coach Bryan Mullins. He became a starter and started 25 of SIU's 31 games, and played 28 minutes per game. And with Ben Coupet, Jr. exhausting his eligibility, Verplancken has a chance to play an even bigger role on the team, and get his degree. He has 2 more seasons of eligibility. I'm not sure what more he wants. Buy transferring a 2nd time, he is not eligible for immediate eligibility if he goes to another D1 school, so he'll have to sit out and lose a year of eligibility.
Maybe he wants to be the #1 scoring option, but he'll probably have to go back to D2 to get that opportunity.
 
As suspected, Isiaih Mosley has entered the transfer portal
https://verbalcommits.com/players/isiaih-mosley

Mosley is the 9th Missouri State player to transfer, plus they lost Gaige Prim and Jaylen Minnett, who used up their eligibility.
Now Missouri State has lost 9 of their top 10 scorers from last season. 5th highest scorer, Donovan Clay (8.4 ppg) is the only one who hasn't transferred (yet).
Mosley will be highly coveted by a lot of teams.

But, Dana Ford has already used his scholarship to land another guard, Kendle Moore.

Kendle Moore is a 5'10" guard who was a Bradley recruit at one time out of Danville (IL) High School. Bradley never offered, but several other MVC programs did. He eventually committed to Drake. But when Drake head coach Nico Medved was hired away by Colorado State, he de-committed from Drake and went to Colorado State instead.
Here are his stats for the 4 years he spent at Colorado State-
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...9/kendle-moore

His 6.5 ppg doesn't quite replace the production of Mosley, and he has 1 season of eligibility left at Missouri State.

Updated list of all the MVC players in the transfer portal, so far-
Belmont-

Will Richard- freshman guard - starter 12.1 pg, 6.0 rpg- transferring to Florida
JaCobi Wood- sophomore guard - top reserve, 6.3 ppg, 2.1 rpg
Bradley-
Jayson Kent- sophomore- transferring to Indiana State
Terry Roberts- junior- transferring to Georgia
Drake-
Jordan Kwiecinski- redshirt freshman
Devin Dahlke- sophomore
Evansville-
Troy Boynton- redshirt freshman- transferring to South Carolina as walk-on
Jawaun Newton- senior- transferring to Southern Illinois
Emmette Page- redshirt junior
Blake Sisley- freshman- transferring to Wright State
Iyen Enaruna- senior
Illinois State-
Antonio Reeves- junior- transferring to Kentucky
Alston Andrews- sophomore
Abdou Ndiaye- junior
Josiah Strong- senior
Jayden Johnson- sophomore walk-on
Howard Fleming, Jr.- sophomore
Emon Washington- redshirt-sophomore
Sy Chatman- junior
Julian Samuels- freshman walk-on
Elijah Williams- redshirt freshman
Indiana State-
Tyreke Key- 5th year senior- transferring to Tennessee
Nick Hittle- sophomore- transferring to Southern Indiana
Quimari Peterson- freshman
Simon Wilbar- sophomore
Dearon Tucker- junior
Micah Thomas- sophomore- transferring to Nicholls State
Sam Mervis- sophomore
Missouri State-
Keaton Hervey- senior- transferring to Oakland
Demarcus Sharp- senior- transferring to Northwestern State
Ja'Monta Black- junior- transferring to Northwestern State
Melvyn Ebonkoli- sophomore
Skylar Wicks- redshirt freshman
Elijah Bridgers- sophomore
Lu'Cye Patterson- sophomore
Isaac Haney- freshman
Isiaih Mosley- junior
Murray State-
K.J. Williams- junior
Jackson Sivills- freshman- transferring to Wofford
Damiree "DJ" Burns-sophomore- withdrew and will return to Murray State
Justice Hill- sophomore- transferring to LSU
Elijah Farr- junior
Trae Hannibal- sophomore- transferring to LSU
DaQuan Smith- redshirt sophomore- transferring to Radford
Matt Smith- redshirt sophomore
Corneilous Williams- transferring to LSU
Nicholas McMullen- sophomore- transferred to UNC-Asheville
Dionte Bostick- freshman
UNI-
Noah Carter- sophomore- transferring to Missouri
A.J. Green- junior
Antwan Kimmons- sophomore- transferring to Concordia St. Paul
SIU-
Sekou Dembele- junior
Kyler Filewich- sophomore- transferring to Wofford
Steven Verplancken- junior
UIC-
Zion Griffin- junior- transferring to Tennessee State
Jalen Johnson- junior
Marcus Larsson- junior
Maurice Commander- sophomore- transferring to LIU
Valparaiso-
Keyondre Young- freshman- transferred to Triton College
Sheldon Edwards- sophomore- transferring to Loyola
Trey Woodyard- freshman
 
The time is coming (for revenue sports) where recruits are going to prioritize NIL revenue as a criteria for choosing a program...especially high end athletes.
 
A blow to the Hilltoppers
Western Kentucky Post Jamarion Sharp has entered the transfer portal
He's 7-5 (tallest D-1 player), averaged 8.2 ppg, 7.6 rpg, shot 72.6% from the floor & led the nation with 4.6 blocks per game.
 
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