Ex-Mizzou / 4⭐️ F Jakeenan Gant signs with @RaginCajunsMBB. 5.1 ppg/3.8 rpg as 6-8 SO. Reunites with HS teammate Jay Wright. Sit 1, play 2.
— Josh Parrott (@JoshuaParrott) August 22, 2016
Ex-Mizzou / 4⭐️ F Jakeenan Gant signs with @RaginCajunsMBB. 5.1 ppg/3.8 rpg as 6-8 SO. Reunites with HS teammate Jay Wright. Sit 1, play 2.
— Josh Parrott (@JoshuaParrott) August 22, 2016
Wonder how many minutes per game this guy got last year. Still, this means the 2017-2018 team will have three guys who played at higher profile programs. One from BYU, one from USC, and one from Missouri. I know we have guys transfer out but the fact we have our share coming in is reflective of the overall increasing transfer trend.
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Gant averaged 5.1 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.0 blocks in 15.6 minutes per game last season, shot 45.1 percent from the floor and made 72.2 percent of his free throws. He had a career-high 16 points at Vanderbilt and scored 11 against Mississippi State, Omaha and Northern Illinois. As a freshman (4.9 ppg, 2.2 rpg, .516 FG in 14.1 mpg) he had 13 points against Xavier, 11 at Arkansas and 10 vs. Texas A&M. Coming out of high school he had a host of offers from big-name programs (Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Syracuse, Tennessee, etc.) as a top-50 Class of 2014 recruit, so this is a huge addition for the Cajuns.
http://mutigers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=3396
.@RaginCajunsMBB signs ex-South Carolina /3⭐️ G Marcus Stroman. 2.3 ppg in 14 mpg as 6-2 SO. 4.3 ppg/3.1 apg in 20 mpg as FR. Sit 1, play 2.
— Josh Parrott (@JoshuaParrott) August 22, 2016
Looks like we are loaded to make a run in 17-18.
We will have a lot of seniors and will add three high major transfers.
Now lets see if we can recruit some high profile high school recruits
Last 2 transfers were top 200 national 4**** recruits.
Each of the three transfers who left this year are going to lesser programs. In fact, I don't believe any of them are going to D1 programs. I see that as a recruiting issue as much as anything else. It was doubtful Tyrone Wooten would be a major contributor once it was realized he was only a part time starter for his JUCO team in his sophomore year. Overall, I see this situation as part of the national trend of an increasing transfer rate. Much of the success of Jessie Evans was a result of transfers contributing. We all hope a return to this approach results in improved play.
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