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    8/18/2016 8:29 am  #26

    KenOTR73
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    Re: Mar Qywell Jackson Transfers

    Oscar Jackson and Joey Myers somewhere!

    WE ARE CREEPING UP TO THE SECOND FLOOR....
     

    8/18/2016 8:30 am  #27

    KenOTR73
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    Re: Mar Qywell Jackson Transfers

    Jimmy Tricco needs to be in here somewhere.

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    8/18/2016 8:33 am  #28

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    Re: Mar Qywell Jackson Transfers

    A clean Kevin Price!  Wow! We have had a ton of really good players over these years. But not together and with terrible coaching (for the most part).

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    8/24/2016 11:19 am  #29

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    Re: Mar Qywell Jackson Transfers

    Brian Batko Retweeted Jon RothsteinCould be a sweet pick-up for a school with an open spot... (but please not Duquesne b/c I couldn't contain myself)

    Hartford's Pancake Thomas has been granted his release and will be a grad transfer, sources told @CBSSports. Averaged 18.9 PPG.

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    8/24/2016 1:54 pm  #30

    levon1975
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    CLK wrote:

    Brian Batko Retweeted Jon RothsteinCould be a sweet pick-up for a school with an open spot... (but please not Duquesne b/c I couldn't contain myself)

    Hartford's Pancake Thomas has been granted his release and will be a grad transfer, sources told @CBSSports. Averaged 18.9 PPG.

     Does he eat a lot of Pancakes or what?  What position?

     

    8/24/2016 3:30 pm  #31

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    Re: Mar Qywell Jackson Transfers

    CLK wrote:

    Brian Batko Retweeted Jon RothsteinCould be a sweet pick-up for a school with an open spot... (but please not Duquesne b/c I couldn't contain myself)

    Hartford's Pancake Thomas has been granted his release and will be a grad transfer, sources told @CBSSports. Averaged 18.9 PPG.

    Can't see him coming here with Blackman in the fold. With one year left, you have to look for a place where you can be sure you'll see the floor. This is especially true if you're not going to a big time winner. A kid like Gill might be happy coming off the bench at a powerhouse like Maryland. You don't transfer to play 10 minutes a game at Duquesne.
     

     

     

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