I like these 2 players.  Hopefully one or both sign up. 
However we still need a Center 6-10 or 6-11 player for the final roster spot. He does not have to be all league but someone who could get you 8-9 Pts, 6-7 rebounds and block 1-2 shots per game.
What about PG then?  I know Rozier will play 15-20 minutes but who will be either the starter or backup PG?
Darthard appears to be a 2G.  From watching Clark play he could also play the point.
Go Dukes
 

Motor wrote:

I like these 2 players.  Hopefully one or both sign up. 
However we still need a Center 6-10 or 6-11 player for the final roster spot. He does not have to be all league but someone who could get you 8-9 Pts, 6-7 rebounds and block 1-2 shots per game.
What about PG then?  I know Rozier will play 15-20 minutes but who will be either the starter or backup PG?
Darthard appears to be a 2G.  From watching Clark play he could also play the point.
Go Dukes
 

I like the idea of Clark at the point.  I've heard from people around him that he likes the point and sees himself as a point guard but, of course, have not seen much of him there so have no idea if he can do it.  

possible 5 at this point:
1. Clark/Rozier
2.Grant
3. Matus/Clark
4.Dixon
5. Chabi

After having seen this video of Savrasov, I am now convinced that he would be our starting 3. I think that the combination of he & Matus at that position would be pretty great. They could both also see action as a Stretch 4 while Hronsky could also do some SG in large lineups.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4jJi2nTm-c

The last several recruits will be interesting and critical if the Dukes are going to be successful moving forward next season. I don't expect a blockbuster type of player and I don't believe that is necessary for success. If we have a roster of good to very good players who can play together at both ends of the court, we should be competitive in the A-10 exceeding what we accomplished during the past season. A true center would be welcome who, as previously suggested by Motor, could average 8-9 points, 6-7 rebounds, and block a shot or two, all the while playing good defense.  That kind of team could likely be top 4 in the conference and hopefully get an NCAA bid based on A-10 tournament results. Would probably need to be a 2 or 3 bid league for us to see that happen next year though.

grammudder wrote:

As Myron Cope used to say "A little birdie told me....." there is a chance that Joe Reece will be given an  added year of eligibility due to circumstances while he was at his prior University and had either a medical or some other 
"legitimate" reason for missing a year of action.  A success by Reece would surely change what KD and his staff do with the portal eligibles. 

Huh! That/s interesting enough. If he does come back, it would be one more player leaving after next season. Don't know and really won't know how many that would be until the dust settles but I hate to see 75% of the team leaving. Guess that's a new reality in college basketball in particular.We will see what we will see.

Motor wrote:

grammudder wrote:

As Myron Cope used to say "A little birdie told me....." there is a chance that Joe Reece will be given an  added year of eligibility due to circumstances while he was at his prior University and had either a medical or some other 
"legitimate" reason for missing a year of action.  A success by Reece would surely change what KD and his staff do with the portal eligibles. 

Thanks Gram and if he does get another year would it count against the scholarship count?  Since the extra 
Covid year allowed players to use that year and not count against the limit.

Interesting about Reece. I had wondered if he might be able to get another year of eligibility since he only played 15 minutes across 6 games his freshman year (2018-19) at Old Dominion. By comparison, Tevin Brewer played 10 games (starting all 10) his first season (2019-20) at Florida International (after two years in JUCO) before losing the rest of the season to injury. That season didn't count against his eligibility, he played two more years at FIU, then one at Duquesne. I'm not sure that Reese was ever injured that season, I think he was just a true freshman at the end of the bench on a deep team. But the NCAA does seem to give a lot more leeway than it did on redshirts. And NILs plus graduate degrees (Reese is really smart from what I've read) make another year of college basketball a better deal for a lot of kids than turning pro overseas or entering the job market.

If he gets another year of eligibility and stays at Duquesne to use it, I'm pretty sure he would count against the scholarship limit. Only 5th-year seniors who stayed put for the 2021-22 season didn't count against their teams' scholarship limits, I'm not aware that that one-off was extended beyond that season. If Reese gets another year and stays, then we'd have six scholarship players leaving (Brewer, Carney, Easley, Gunn, McGriff, Rotroff) and only two coming in (Drame twins) so potentially up to four scholarships still available, conceding of course that I have no idea who was on scholarship in the first place.