2023 Transfer Portal

[Walter]

On 4/21/2023 at 10:33 AM, Jack of all Trades said:

Not surprised.  Say he ends up at Xavier.

 

On 4/22/2023 at 10:38 PM, sportsfan41 said:

That's my first thought as well.  Not sure when he is getting married and or where he and the wife are looking to land.  I'd imagine that could be a factor.  

 

[Walter]

[GOREDDEVILS]

Good Luck to CJ.

[Walter]

[GOREDDEVILS]

Hunter Dickinson commits to Kansas.

[GOREDDEVILS]

Kentucky's Lance Ware is in the portal.

[4 Quarters]

2 hours ago, GOREDDEVILS said:

Kentucky's Lance Ware is in the portal.

So long.

[DearToday]

Former Corbin guard Andrew Taylor has transferred from Marshall to Mississippi State. He was first team sun belt and averaged over 20 a game last season. 

[4 Quarters]

21 hours ago, DearToday said:

Former Corbin guard Andrew Taylor has transferred from Marshall to Mississippi State. He was first team sun belt and averaged over 20 a game last season. 

This could be interesting.

[cincyswords]

39 minutes ago, 4 Quarters said:

This could be interesting.

why?

[4 Quarters]

21 minutes ago, cincyswords said:

why?

Because of an incident that happened while in HS.

[cincyswords]

7 hours ago, 4 Quarters said:

Because of an incident that happened while in HS.

He seems to have put a lot of distance between his high school incident and where he is today.  Not sure how more "interesting" it is wherever he chose to go.  I was thinking based on your original comment that going to Mississippi State would somehow make things interesting.  In reality unless someone points out the issue he had in high school, I doubt it would have come up again regardless of his choice of schools.  

[DearToday]

If people still want to crucify a kid over a mistake from 4-5 years ago then I’m not sure what to say. Cancel culture is dumb. 

[TheDeuce]

2 hours ago, DearToday said:

If people still want to crucify a kid over a mistake from 4-5 years ago then I’m not sure what to say. Cancel culture is dumb. 

Eh, depends on what it is. 

There's no such thing as Cancel Culture. It's called accountability. 

[Jumper_Dad]

Without being specific, what was his issue in high school?