May 2, 20206 yr Wake Forest 7 foot center Olivier Sarr has entered his name in the transfer portal. He averaged 13.7 points and 9 rebounds a game, while being third team All ACC. He is not a grad transfer, so he would have to get a waiver to play right away. You have to assume UK will try all they can to land him. If they can land him, it would make missing out on Haarms a blessing in disguise. Wake Forest center Olivier Sarr says he will enter transfer portal
May 2, 20206 yr Wake Forest changed coaches. That opens the possibility of a waiver and immediate eligibility if he does transfer.
May 4, 20206 yr Sounds like Evansville has a kid who might want to play at UK as well. If you can beat them, join them.
May 5, 20206 yr Olivier Sarr is now officially in the portal 5/5/20 after submitting his paper work 5 days ago. Schools can now officially contact Sarr.
May 6, 20206 yr Wake Forest Coach has been a little mouthy about the idea of Sarr finishing his career and getting his degree from a school like Kentucky.
May 6, 20206 yr Wake Forest Coach has been a little mouthy about the idea of Sarr finishing his career and getting his degree from a school like Kentucky. Puts Cal in a tough spot considering his daughter got her Ph.D in Neuroscience Wake Forest School of Medicine. Not that any of that will matter, this is about basketball lol.
May 6, 20206 yr I'd say Cal isn't in a tough spot at all. Got his guy. Doesn't need to address it, but if he does, I'm sure he will use this as a platform for doing what is best for the individual. Feels like a huge get!
May 6, 20206 yr Wake Forest Coach has been a little mouthy about the idea of Sarr finishing his career and getting his degree from a school like Kentucky. Puts Cal in a tough spot considering his daughter got her Ph.D in Neuroscience Wake Forest School of Medicine. Not that any of that will matter, this is about basketball lol. Here was the exact quote: "I think the most important thing is, why would you go to Wake for three years, put all that time in to get this prestigious degree, and end up getting your degree at a place like Kentucky?" Forbes said he told Sarr during a radio interview with North Carolina-based WSJS on Tuesday. He also said he "meant no disrespect."
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