Reasonable observations. Your comments about lack of PT for reserves reminds me of football - 5-6 RBs who rarely or never played.

Another point. We signed a Frosh JC youngster, just like Jake Maier.

These players should know that have a golden opportunity for immediate PT.

Any word on our new transfer QB? Feedback from the scrimmage tomorrow would be appreciated.

Yes. Harvard had 4 or 5, almost all grad transfers.

List of transfers, by team, which include:

San Jose State - 8
Nevada - 6
UC San Diego - 5
UC Davis - 7
Stanford - 6

UTEP - 10
William & Mary - 8
Northern Arizona - 8
LSU - 9
Georgia - 9
Kansas State - 10
Iowa State - 7
La Salle - 11

https://www.google.com/amp/s/watchstadium.com/every-player-in-the-2022-college-basketball-transfer-portal-04-21-2022/amp/

No.

Nashville Post: Manjon fills a need

https://www.nashvillepost.com/sports/vandy/vanderbilt-fills-a-need-with-uc-davis-transfer-ezra-manjon/article_be18a8e4-c05b-11ec-a7ba-ef1cf852ac67.html

Another Sac transfer, big man, 6 PPG, 7 RPG.

Verbal Commits@VerbalCommits

Sacramento State F/C Jonathan Komagum has entered the transfer portal.

https://verbalcommits.com/players/jonathan-komagum

Why? Will the transfer for any reason rule w no penalty continue?

In a way, some consider it fair. Why can coaches jump ship, but not student-athletes?

3.6 MPG. They'll have size.

He stopped playing last year to focus on his mental health. Hope he is well. He played in 9 games, and started in 5.

Oregon St : " (2020-21): Played in 31 games and started one … Averaged 5.2 points, 1.6 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 0.8 steals in 20.2 minutes per game … "

He has size, Sac getting bigger.

UCI has a PG transferring (new entrant). UCSB recently offered 7 players, and LBSU signed Juco product, 6'11" Chayce Polynice, 12 / 6 and can shoot the 3. Late to the game, developing. UCR recently signed 3 players 6'7" - 6'8".

Amazing get.

jake lieberman@jakelieberman2

"Catawba (D2) [Southern school, 1200 students] has landed New Mexico transfer Valdir Manuel. 6’10" Center that led the country in blocked shots. "

Both one year guys.

We went from a 10-20 win team that competed with Berkeley and UCLA (7 pt loss), to a 5 win team losing by 43 under Les. By seasons end, ugly 30, 40 point losses. Everyone was tentative. We didn't really use Dupont, Kurtz, Tiffin or Corbin. A solid player (Dupont) and 4 developing players left.

Peyton Dixon update - from the New Mexico football website.

"2021 (Redshirt Sophomore Season): Saw action in three games, with one start … rushed 29 times for 120 yards … also returned six kickoffs for 135 yards on the season … made his season debut against his old club, rushing five times for 21 yards and returning three kickoffs for 72 yards with a long of 29 … rushed just once aginst Boise State, but returned three kicks for 63 yards with a long of 25 yards … started in the finale against Utah State, and despite his hand in a cast, he rushed for 95 yards on 23 carries, with a long of 23 yards."

Graduating / Grad transfers:
BJ Shaw - G
Fuller - G
Ba - G

Undergrads:
Haynesworth, Sr? - PG
Manjon, Jr - PG
Niles, Soph - G
McGill, Soph - F
Murphy, Soph - F

The recent limited football transfers made more sense.

Jordan Perryman, 6th year, steps up to Pac 12 with Coach Hawkins blessing (classy). (New article posted in Football under Perryman transfer.)

RB Dixon, who never played, transferred out (his second transfer).

Gilliam announced a transfer, then came home.

UC Davis transfer is ‘extremely competitive,’ brings experience to UW defensive backfield

Hawkins raved about Perryman, so UW jumped.

https://amp.thenewstribune.com/sports/college/university-of-washington/article260324520.html

Great article.

I believe that's 6 Aggies in the portal, matching Bakersfield.

BJ Shaw - G
Fuller - G
Manjon - PG
Niles - G
Haynesworth - PG
McGill - F

I'm surprised by the latest Haynesworth transfer, given 4 other guards departed and lots of available minutes.

Sac State losing 2 young big men, Clarkin (who played 10 MPG) and Seng.