This is from the lawsuit the kids are suing the the NCAA and the interim athletic Director wrote something on his behalf I don’t know if he would come back to bluff or go somewhere else the player from Oklahoma State got granted eligible on the same lawsuit. But TG is grad student so he could transfer anywhere If he get his eligibility back

You’re welcome do you think he makes the team way better and if he coming back to the bluff do you think he would be preseason player of the year ?

Terrence Hill Jr transferred to Tennessee.

I agree getting him back would be great cause now you could  move hall to the bench and have him and pasha and Berman but I don’t know if it’s happens or not definitely need one more big man

Last edited by PGH mike (7/07/2026 10:12 am)

Thanks Mike.  Getting Guinyard for another year would be HUGE!

The big mystery is what is going on with Demir. Has he signed or not?  If he signed we have one scholarship available. If not we absolutely need another quality center and time is not on our side.

This has been the worst off season I can remember about getting information out of Duquesne.  Not one article on the roster, not one photo of summer work outs, not one comment from the coach.  If they were trying to kill fan interest in the Program they couldn't do a better job.

Clk, I’ve literally made the same comment about Duquesne doing nothing to contribute to fan interest in the program!  As you stated it’s almost as if the Administration is purposely trying to destroy any fan-base that still exists.  Someone down there needs to learn how to create some hype around the program.

As far as the websites… they are poorly managed and woefully behind. The two coaches that left are still listed in the men’s basketball staff directory.

Whomever is in charge of this is always behind and whomever supervises this person doesn’t do a proper job either. In 2026, this is a shame.

Or, maybe the 2 coaches and player just never left.

I seen teams have up too 16 players on the roster so I think they could it look like it’s going to go through it’s just does he really come back to the bluff or not idk we shall see

I have us at 14 with Demir, yes...adding TG to this roster would be sweet....

Brandon Hall
Arness Lawson
Frederik Jellum
Jake DiMichele
Dimitrios Ntapsis
Jackson Williams
Iziah Pasha
Josh Smith
Yoav Berman
Chiam Galbut
Ege Demir
Kerem Konan
Stephen Olowoniyi
Zoje Owinje

Last edited by townsonkid (7/13/2026 8:04 am)

I guess they still are, this is what Google AI had to say about it. The NCAA men's basketball roster limit is capped at 15 players, but former walk-ons and current team members are grandfathered in under the House v. NCAA settlement. Schools can retain these athletes as "Designated Student-Athletes" (DSAs), allowing them to remain on the roster without counting against the 15-man limit for the remainder of their eligibility. Key details regarding this rule for the 2026-27 season include:

• The 15-Player Limit: Under the settlement, the traditional 13-scholarship limit was eliminated. Now, all 15 spots on a Division I men's basketball roster can be fully funded scholarship players, effectively changing the dynamic of traditional walk-ons. [1, 2]
• Designated Student-Athletes (DSAs): To prevent current athletes and walk-ons from losing their roster spots due to the caps, the NCAA allows schools to voluntarily grandfather them in. These designated players do not count against the 15-man limit. [1, 2]
• School Discretion: While the NCAA permits the grandfathering of affected athletes, keeping these players on the roster is at the discretion of individual head coaches and athletic departments.

Oh ok, that's good, thanks!