VerbalCommits keeps a good list of the grad transfers. Both committed and available.
https://verbalcommits.com/transfers/Melvin Morgan
https://verbalcommits.com/transfers/Melvin Morgan
Grad Transfer Site
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I don't know but saw this article and it appears that a couple of programs around the B1G, have open roster spots.
I think Illinois has 3 as of a week ago
Michigan with the 3 kids staying in the NBA draft has 3 spots plus no staff in place as of today.....they have offered former St Joe's HC Phil Martelli an assistant coach spot....the other 2 assistants have been let go by Michigan coach Juwan Howard...one is headed to Shaka Smart and Texas, the other announced today on twitter that he wasn't being retained.
Indiana has 3 spots open and the attached Indianapolis Star article talks Archie Miller and having "roster flexibility", as being more of a good thing. Says that "kids can land on your roster in the summer, but only if they can really help".
https://www.indystar.com/story/spor...iller-preaches-roster-flexibility/3691861002/
I think Nebraska, even with signing 11 kids since Hoiberg was hired seemingly 4 hours ago, needs 2 or 3 spots. With Isiah Roby staying in the NBA draft, they lose a starter, albeit one that was very inconsistent with his play.
I don't know the rest of the B1G off hand but Lamar Stevens stayed at PSU and Amir Coffey stayed in the draft for Minnesota.
I think Illinois has 3 as of a week ago
Michigan with the 3 kids staying in the NBA draft has 3 spots plus no staff in place as of today.....they have offered former St Joe's HC Phil Martelli an assistant coach spot....the other 2 assistants have been let go by Michigan coach Juwan Howard...one is headed to Shaka Smart and Texas, the other announced today on twitter that he wasn't being retained.
Indiana has 3 spots open and the attached Indianapolis Star article talks Archie Miller and having "roster flexibility", as being more of a good thing. Says that "kids can land on your roster in the summer, but only if they can really help".
https://www.indystar.com/story/spor...iller-preaches-roster-flexibility/3691861002/
I think Nebraska, even with signing 11 kids since Hoiberg was hired seemingly 4 hours ago, needs 2 or 3 spots. With Isiah Roby staying in the NBA draft, they lose a starter, albeit one that was very inconsistent with his play.
I don't know the rest of the B1G off hand but Lamar Stevens stayed at PSU and Amir Coffey stayed in the draft for Minnesota.
So, I've been pulling data from the Verbal Commits site to do some analysis, and I was wondering what would happen if a player returned to their school.
Well, I found one - Kevion Nolan had put his name in the portal, and has decided to return to Jacksonville. Instead of putting "Jacksonville" as his New School, the name simply has disappeared from the list.
Not sure if any other names have appeared/disappeared in the list, but this means that we won't be able to easily see how many players are returning to their current school (or withdrawing their name to go pro, etc).
Well, I found one - Kevion Nolan had put his name in the portal, and has decided to return to Jacksonville. Instead of putting "Jacksonville" as his New School, the name simply has disappeared from the list.
Not sure if any other names have appeared/disappeared in the list, but this means that we won't be able to easily see how many players are returning to their current school (or withdrawing their name to go pro, etc).