Outbound Transfers Catch-All Thread

[BingGrad]

Malik Alvin -- D2 Shaw
Corey Chandler -- D3 William Paterson

DJ Rivera surfaces at the University of Montevallo. That's a D2 school in Georgia for those not familiar with the Falcons.

DJ Rivera -- Montevallo Falcons

This, of course, begs the question -- How many other players who declared for the 2009 NBA Draft will be playing in the Peach Belt Conference in 2011-12?

[BingGrad]

As long as we're looking at Binghamton's past...

Theo Davis played in 2009-10 for Rogers State -- an NAIA school in Oklahoma -- but did not return there for his senior season last year. Davis is playing 2011-12 for (drum roll please...) Brock University (St. Catherines, Ontario). Brock has already played exhibitions Murray State, North Florida, Duquesne and Niagara (only beating Niagara) and Davis seems to have put up pretty good numbers.

2011-12 Brock Badgers team roster

[UVM Hoop Cat]

Those four ex-Bing players began their careers at:

Gonzaga, UTEP, Rutgers, and St. Joe's

That's a long way to fall.

That said, DJ Rivera is going to destroy whatever D2 league that is in Georgia. He could have played for a BCS school pretty seamlessly.

[usslider]

Originally Posted by UVM Hoop Cat

Those four ex-Bing players began their careers at:

Gonzaga, UTEP, Rutgers, and St. Joe's

That's a long way to fall.

That said, DJ Rivera is going to destroy whatever D2 league that is in Georgia. He could have played for a BCS school pretty seamlessly.

And Syracuse/UMass if you add Tiki to the list. Whatever happened to him?

[UVM Hoop Cat]

Originally Posted by usslider

And Syracuse/UMass if you add Tiki to the list. Whatever happened to him?

Not sure, but I think probation?

[BingGrad]

Originally Posted by UVM Hoop Cat

Not sure, but I think probation?

Yes. Probation, and last I heard was playing in some league(s?) around Albany.

[Bingo!]

Originally Posted by BingGrad

As long as we're looking at Binghamton's past...

Theo Davis played in 2009-10 for Rogers State -- an NAIA school in Oklahoma -- but did not return there for his senior season last year. Davis is playing 2011-12 for (drum roll please...) Brock University (St. Catherines, Ontario). Brock has already played exhibitions Murray State, North Florida, Duquesne and Niagara (only beating Niagara) and Davis seems to have put up pretty good numbers.

2011-12 Brock Badgers team roster

This surprises me. 15 and 14 against Duquesne?

For those of you who didn't have the pleasure of seeing Davis on the court for Binghamton, it looked as if he was playing basketball for the first time in his life.

[charliemike]

Recognize the guy on the bottom left? Akron was picked second in the MAC preseason poll. They tip off tonight in their only exhibition.

I'll be rooting for Chauncey and Akron. I truly hope he's happy as a Zip.

[charliemike]

Chauncey had 20 points on 7-9 shooting including 3 threes to lead all scorers.

Looks like he might be a significant contributor for them.

[farfromtheshow]

Originally Posted by BingGrad

DJ Rivera surfaces at the University of Montevallo. That's a D2 school in Georgia for those not familiar with the Falcons.

DJ Rivera -- Montevallo Falcons

This, of course, begs the question -- How many other players who declared for the 2009 NBA Draft will be playing in the Peach Belt Conference in 2011-12?

You guys should just scroll through the bios of Rivera's teammates... its like the 3rd or 4th school for almost everyone on that team... pretty funny.

[charliemike]

Originally Posted by farfromtheshow

You guys should just scroll through the bios of Rivera's teammates... its like the 3rd or 4th school for almost everyone on that team... pretty funny.

Sounds like the Georgia Penal League.

[UVM Hoop Cat]

Business is off to a slow start for Chauncey in his Akron debut- only played 7 min, but he did score 4pts.

Akron looks like a very, very good mid-major though- they beat Mississippi State. Lot's of good guards on that team and the Akron coach seems to go with the guys that play defense.

[charliemike]

Originally Posted by UVM Hoop Cat

Business is off to a slow start for Chauncey in his Akron debut- only played 7 min, but he did score 4pts.

Akron looks like a very, very good mid-major though- they beat Mississippi State. Lot's of good guards on that team and the Akron coach seems to go with the guys that play defense.

That was always Chauncey's problem. His footwork wasn't good enough so he got hands-y on the perimeter.

[UVM Hoop Cat]

Originally Posted by charliemike

That was always Chauncey's problem. His footwork wasn't good enough so he got hands-y on the perimeter.

I'm sure he's going to play more as the season goes on- but it's obvious he's going to have to commit to defense in order to. Akron is very deep at his position. I was really impressed by Diggs- very smooth in transition and took smart shots. Their point guard Alex Abreu had 6 steals- very good.

[Air Holland]

Originally Posted by charliemike

That was always Chauncey's problem. His footwork wasn't good enough so he got hands-y on the perimeter.

That, and the cherry-picking.