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Post by Grizzfan1 on May 7, 2018 18:06:30 GMT -5
Barely going to recognize any of the players out there come November.
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Post by Geminifan on May 8, 2018 7:50:14 GMT -5
Barely going to recognize any of the players out there come November. Well im sure brad x and braylon will start or maybe the eastern transfer plus beck then maybe stan i think our team will be better than people think but we for sure will take a step back |
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Post by Geminifan on Nov 26, 2018 14:53:33 GMT -5
Looks like nealy is gone said to see him go thought he had high upside wish him the best
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Post by blackandgold on Apr 29, 2019 20:45:11 GMT -5
Well, the beginning and middle of the month were certainly interesting from a transfer out perspective, but Coach Kampe and staff have been busy plugging holes as we near the end of the month. Oakland has had one new high school commit (Emmanuel Newsome) and two new junior college commits (Kevin Kangu and Nate Brooks) in the last week according to each player's own social media accounts. Combined with the guys we know have already committed, Oakland will feature at least six newcomers in 2019-20. Here's a look at the scholarship chart as it stands right now, based on what's been featured on social media (there's been no official press release announcing the spring signing class), and assuming none of the newcomers are slated as preferred walk-ons:  This assumes that none of the four players who are in the transfer portal are coming back, though there is technically one scholarship still available (you know, if JC has a change of heart or something). Also note that on-again-off-again Oakland commit Daniel Oladapo (juco) was most recently reported by Dirty South Juco as going back to juco for his sophomore season. This team looks a bit different than we would have thought even three weeks ago, but it didn't take long for the staff to get some reinforcements. We'll see if any of them can combine to replace an All-League shooting guard in JC and a future All-Leaguer in Braden Norris. I'm ready to get 100% behind the newcomers (all aboard the CJ Gettelfinger train!) and the returning players and put this turnover saga behind us. |
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Post by Garry Gilbert on Jun 11, 2019 8:33:25 GMT -5
So, incoming transfers include as of June 10:
— Kevin Kangu, 6-3 SG, Vincennes
— Nate Brooks, 6-7 PF, Central Georgia Tech
— Daniel Oladapo, 6-7 PF, Chipola CC
Incoming freshmen include:
— CJ Gettelfinger, 6-4 SG, Grace Academy, Tennessee
— Emmanuel Newsome, 6-0 PG, Westlake, Florida
— Zach Goodline, 6-0 SG, Coloma, Michigan
— Jackson Harris, 6-7 PF, St. Francis, Toledo
— Yusuf Jihad, 6-7 PF, North Farmington
Am I missing anybody we know for sure?
Holdovers are: Xavier Hill-Mais, Brad Brechting, Tray Maddox, Kenny Pittman and Babatunde Sowunmi.
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Post by john on Jun 11, 2019 9:12:10 GMT -5
Yikes, that's a lot of new players.
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Post by Garry Gilbert on Jun 11, 2019 9:24:50 GMT -5
I am assuming Zach Goodline is a walk-on. If that's the case, we have 12 scholarship players. Coach always likes to save a spot in case a quality transfer becomes available.
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Post by oualum2k15 on Jun 11, 2019 10:21:43 GMT -5
I am assuming Zach Goodline is a walk-on. If that's the case, we have 12 scholarship players. Coach always likes to save a spot in case a quality transfer becomes available. Well Newman is gone now |
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Post by Blackbird on Aug 15, 2019 13:53:13 GMT -5
The roster has been updated for the '19-'20 season. goldengrizzlies.com/roster.aspx?path=mbballAs expected, Nate Brooks is nowhere to be found. Seven(!) freshmen counting walk-on guards Zach Goodline and Blake Lampman. This is going to be an interesting season indeed. With Rashad Williams having to sit his redshirt year and thus joining the sophomore class next year, we might have a big crowd on Senior Night in 2023. |
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Post by john on Mar 12, 2021 15:36:39 GMT -5
Joey Holifield is in the portal:
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