Does anyone have the program to do a scholarship grid? (And the time and interest to maintain it.). I'm trying to keep the actual and speculation straight, but I'm sure I'm going to have trouble keeping it all in my head.
So far we have:
Sheridan Sharpe 6'3" So. G
Damien Mayo 6'3" Jr. G
Ali Dibba 6'4" Sr. G
Drew Steffe 6'5" Fr. G
Kennard Davis 6'6" So. G
Davion Sykes 6'6" Jr. F
Jarrett Hensley 6'8" Gr. F
Tyler Bey 6'9" So. F
Robyns Aligbe 6'9" Fr. F
Jameel Webber 6'10" Fr. C
Jorge Moreno 6'10" Jr. C
Am I missing other for sures?
@1dawg I thought it was mentioned in the transfer portal thread that he was staying, but I didn't feel like looking through 47 pages to find it. Thanks!
Sheridan Sharp is staying. He never entered the portal. I was just adding one more to your list of guys on the roster. Still REALLY hoping, Ebube, Ferguson, and Davis return. I’d also like Hornecker to come back. Yes, I know very wishful thinking, but I think we had more talent on the roster than what was displayed on the court at times.
I know a few names you can probably add to that list. 😉
Let's just wait 'til it's official. 😆
Let's just wait 'til it's official. 😆
Just to be clear, you said names, as in plural, correct? : )
There are only 2 remaining names that I would really like, with another that I would be happy to have. Let's hope at least 2 of those are part of your tease.
Like I mentioned a while ago, Saluki fans will be very happy with the incoming news. Perhaps this will break on a Friday?
Patience is indeed a virtue.
GO DAWGS!!!
Like I mentioned a while ago, Saluki fans will be very happy with the incoming news. Perhaps this will break on a Friday?
Patience is indeed a virtue.
GO DAWGS!!!
how confident are you?
Just say what it is if you're sure we'll be happy lol This means that when it happens we can confirm you've got good sources. You don't have to say WHERE you got your info.
@foxman24 this is a public site and people from SIU read it. The sources won’t be happy if they see it out here. That’s why it can’t be shared here.
