2021-2022 B1G Basketball thread

[medinabuckeye1]

Correct, if you transfer, you count.

I get why they did that, but it still creates some odd situations. If tOSU and MSU each had a guy transfer to the other school, they would each lose a roster spot compared to if those guys stayed put. Strange. 

[FearlessF]

Lincoln – University of Nebraska men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg announced the hiring of former Chicago Bulls assistant Nate Loenser (pronounced Lenzer) to the Husker coaching staff on Tuesday (April 6).

Hoiberg, who has worked with Loenser at both Iowa State (2013-15) and with the Chicago Bulls (2015-18), believes Loenser's combination of coaching experience at the NBA and collegiate levels and player development skills enhances the Husker program.

"This is the third time I had a chance to add Nate to my staff and believe that he is the best player development guy I have worked with," Hoiberg said. "He was a valuable member of our staff that won a pair of Big 12 Tournament titles in Ames. In Chicago, he did a remarkable job with our G League team in its first season, as we had more than a dozen players recalled or sign with other NBA teams. He has earned the respect of players around the league because of his ability to relate with players, and to help them reach their goals. We are pleased to welcome Nate and his family to Lincoln."

[bayareabadger]

UW transfer Trevor Anderson lands at Valpo. Sounds like he wants minutes that he wasn't gonna get in the B1G.

Center Nate Reuvers was in the portal, but he's going pro, which was what he was always gonna do. 

[MaximumSam]

Duane Washington at least exploring the NBA

[ELA]

Duane Washington at least exploring the NBA

So do the Kardashians

[LetsGoPeay]

So do the Kardashians

Not sure they're the ones "exploring".

[grillrat]

Not sure they're the ones "exploring".

Well, it's certainly not the NBA exploring them.

Those caves have already been Spelunked so many times that there's a lighted path and daily tour groups.

[bayareabadger]

Brad Davison will return for Year 5. 

That’s quite good for UW, which now has three Surefire starters. 

[ELA]

Lol, shocker


https://twitter.com/BadgerMBB/status/1382378346076635138?s=19

[847badgerfan]

Maryland fans heads explode.

[FearlessF]

isn't Davidson the dirty player that causes Fran and the Hawkeye fans grief?  

[bayareabadger]

Lol, shocker


https://twitter.com/BadgerMBB/status/1382378346076635138?s=19

With how long he waited, he’d have better been coming back. 

[FearlessF]

The Nebraska men's basketball program added another former top-100 recruit with high major experience with the addition of C.J. Wilcher (pronounced WILL-chur) who will join the Huskers for the 2021-22 campaign.  Wilcher, a 6-foot-5, 195-pound guard from Plainfield, N.J., transferred from Xavier, and will have four seasons of eligibility at Nebraska. 

The Nebraska basketball program added more size to its highly-rated recruiting class with the signing of Oleg Kojenets (pronounced Oh-leg Co-yah-nets) to a National Letter-of-Intent on Wednesday, April 14.

Kojenets, a 7-foot, 220-pound forward from Kaunas, Lithuania, is a three-star recruit by both 247Sports and Rivals and was ranked in the top-100 nationally by 247Sports prior to his senior season. He is currently ranked among the top-200 players nationally, and the No. 25 center nationally, in the 247Sports Composite.

[MaximumSam]

Kyle Young coming back to the Bucks for a fifth season