MBB Transfer Portal Thread: Moser Year 4

I think Oweh will be fine.. never going to be a good shooter.. but go to Grand Canyon type of a system and could be successful. I'd rather keep Uzan over Oweh if I had to pick.

Hugley I was hoping would stay and get 20min a game paired with Garrison or a big long defender.

1. Center is the most important need/must.
2. wing/shooter.
 
globecode said:
@StoopsBros I know you didn't add him to the spreadsheet but where do you think Kobe Johnson goes? That was someone I could see filling the Soares role very nicely.
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Yeah, I have a couple of Tad Glibert follows I need to enter. It got late last night and I gave up. After a couple of energy drinks, I hit a wall. :ROFLMAO:

As far as where he'll end up? No idea yet, haven't seen any rumors nor dug too deep. Safe bet: a blueblood type (KU, UK, Duke, whoever has the space and need) or whoever has a huge bag of cash.

I'll add him and a couple of others at some point today. I need to find a better way to designate the real targets vs just follows/contact.
 
Goldberg719 said:
Think you’re alone in that thinking.
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He was a sophomore. He's developing. Losing a developing young player who is a fantastic athlete and defender in addition to the huge scoring jump he made is NOT a good thing.

23 points, 5 rebounds against #1 seed North Carolina
13 points, 4 rebounds against Iowa
16 points, 4 rebounds against USC
13 points, 3 rebounds against Providence
14 points, 2 rebounds against Arkansas
12 points, 6 rebounds against Kansas
12 points, 10 rebounds against WVU
14 points, 4 rebounds against Cincy
14 points, 6 rebounds against Texas Tech
16 points, 3 rebounds against Oklahoma State
16 points, 4 rebounds against TCU
10 points, 2 rebounds against Texas

No way around it... He's a good player and its a loss for the team if he goes in the portal and doesn't come back. With some marginal improvements into his junior year (which is pretty common) you are talking about a very well rounded player.
 
thebigabd said:
He was a sophomore. He's developing. Losing a developing young player who is a fantastic athlete and defender in addition to the huge scoring jump he made is NOT a good thing.

23 points, 5 rebounds against #1 seed North Carolina
13 points, 4 rebounds against Iowa
16 points, 4 rebounds against USC
13 points, 3 rebounds against Providence
14 points, 2 rebounds against Arkansas
12 points, 6 rebounds against Kansas
12 points, 10 rebounds against WVU
14 points, 4 rebounds against Cincy
14 points, 6 rebounds against Texas Tech
16 points, 3 rebounds against Oklahoma State
16 points, 4 rebounds against TCU
10 points, 2 rebounds against Texas

No way around it... He's a good player and its a loss for the team if he goes in the portal and doesn't come back. With some marginal improvements into his junior year (which is pretty common) you are talking about a very well rounded player.
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Majority of that was first half of the season. He completely lost it in the second half. He made zero strides shooting as well.
 
thebigabd said:
He was a sophomore. He's developing. Losing a developing young player who is a fantastic athlete and defender in addition to the huge scoring jump he made is NOT a good thing.

23 points, 5 rebounds against #1 seed North Carolina
13 points, 4 rebounds against Iowa
16 points, 4 rebounds against USC
13 points, 3 rebounds against Providence
14 points, 2 rebounds against Arkansas
12 points, 6 rebounds against Kansas
12 points, 10 rebounds against WVU
14 points, 4 rebounds against Cincy
14 points, 6 rebounds against Texas Tech
16 points, 3 rebounds against Oklahoma State
16 points, 4 rebounds against TCU
10 points, 2 rebounds against Texas

No way around it... He's a good player and its a loss for the team if he goes in the portal and doesn't come back. With some marginal improvements into his junior year (which is pretty common) you are talking about a very well rounded player.
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Marginal? Dude can’t shoot, dribble, or pass. Those are massive flaws. He made no real progress in those areas between his first and second seasons. The odds of him developing all of those skills under Moser to the point where he would be able to thrive in a plodding, halfcourt system are minimal. To be clear, I’d be happy to keep him if we had a better coach who would use his athletic attributes more effectively. But that ship has sadly sailed.
 
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