Other Guys Transfer Portal - 2024-25

[squintsdd]

It looks like he's close to signing with ucla now, but if this weren't about money, he would've signed already.

In other news, Colorado is losing their freshman all American center, for what looks like a really dumb reason on their part. Since he's a walk-on, it sounds like their refusing to give him a scholarship

[bellsduck]

Ex-UCLA QB Joey Aguilar switching spots with Iamaleava and going to Tennessee.
Fitting ending to this.

[Zyme]

Ex-UCLA QB Joey Aguilar switching spots with Iamaleava and going to Tennessee.
Fitting ending to this.

Straight trade or will there be a player to be named later?

[StevensTechU]

Iamaleava's younger brother, who flipped from UCLA to Arkansas at the end of his recruitment, is also heading to UCLA now.

[squintsdd]

Iamaleava's younger brother, who flipped from UCLA to Arkansas at the end of his recruitment, is also heading to UCLA now.

And this is just baffling to me. The kid didn't play his senior year of high school, and likely will be sitting behind his brother for at least 2 more years. After spring i'm guessing he didn't sit high in the depth chart at Arkansas, leading to to a transfer already, which would imply he wants early playing time. Is he going to be content not getting meaningful playing time for at least 3 seasons? This family is all over the place. I foresee another transfer from him.

[StevensTechU]

Iamaleava's younger brother, who flipped from UCLA to Arkansas at the end of his recruitment, is also heading to UCLA now.

And this is just baffling to me. The kid didn't play his senior year of high school, and likely will be sitting behind his brother for at least 2 more years. After spring i'm guessing he didn't sit high in the depth chart at Arkansas, leading to to a transfer already, which would imply he wants early playing time. Is he going to be content not getting meaningful playing time for at least 3 seasons? This family is all over the place. I foresee another transfer from him.

I don't know, but you might be overthinking this and that he's just going to UCLA to be on the same team as his brother.

[squintsdd]

Iamaleava's younger brother, who flipped from UCLA to Arkansas at the end of his recruitment, is also heading to UCLA now.

And this is just baffling to me. The kid didn't play his senior year of high school, and likely will be sitting behind his brother for at least 2 more years. After spring i'm guessing he didn't sit high in the depth chart at Arkansas, leading to to a transfer already, which would imply he wants early playing time. Is he going to be content not getting meaningful playing time for at least 3 seasons? This family is all over the place. I foresee another transfer from him.

I don't know, but you might be overthinking this and that he's just going to UCLA to be on the same team as his brother.

And that's likely the case, but it just seems to lack of forward thinking.

[StevensTechU]

This is other guys basketball news, but The Oregonian reported that Oregon States men's bball transfers will be collectively earning around $5.2M at their new schools their upcoming season.

[spacefrog13x]

Shadeur Sanders back to Colorado?

[SuperDuck]

Shadeur Sanders back to Colorado?

I read an article about that earlier. It would be against NCAA rules, but that might not hold up if he really wanted to do it.

My thought is that "if" that were to happen, he should really transfer to another school. Travis Hunter is gone and he'd need to prove that he could perform at a high level without being under his Dad's wing.

[squintsdd]

At this point he might be better off going undrafted and signing a a free agent. He can control where he plays, just like him and daddy wanted, and he would likely end up with a better contract situation after a couple of seasons

[Duck07]

Apparently it wouldn't be without precedent to return to college since a Punter did it a few years ago, but Covid may have played into that.

I'm all for the side-show of it all.

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[UOducksTK1]

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