Hogs just signed their 3rd transfer, 6'-9" or bigger, in the past two days. Twins from Rhode Island and another from Arizona State. Kamani always looked happy on the bench in Fayetteville, but I would think he could take a "hint" at this point. I think he could contribute at a lot of places, maybe even other P5 schools, but I doubt he will ever be a big scorer.

If I count correctly, that’s 17 “scholarship” players on their roster counting all the commits for signing day. So 4 have to go, Kamani is an obvious choice along with a few others but it’s hard to find an easy 4 to cull. P5 sports is a nasty cutthroat business and the guys that portaled up there from smaller programs are about to have their day of reckoning. They are always finding better players.

(04-07-2022 07:33 PM)Karl B Wrote:  If I count correctly, that’s 17 “scholarship” players on their roster counting all the commits for signing day. So 4 have to go, Kamani is an obvious choice along with a few others but it’s hard to find an easy 4 to cull. P5 sports is a nasty cutthroat business and the guys that portaled up there from smaller programs are about to have their day of reckoning. They are always finding better players.

2 years ago Musselman probably looked at Kamani was a "good get". Now he is in on, and signing, some of the best players in the country. Kamani is a nice kid and plays hard. He may be fine staying there and playing limited minutes. Question is whether Musselman even choses to keep him there on scholarship.

I forgot, until I saw an article today, that they also got a 6'9" transfer from Missouri. Just don't see the point of signing transfers if you don't expect them to be in the rotation.

Kamani needs to go somewhere that is hurting for offensive rebounding.

Looks like his next stop will be the end of the bench.