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is there a list somewhere that shows how many seasons each in-coming transfer has to play?

I probably should have put my original question in the 2022-2033 thread. Moderators please move if you wish. regarding defenses packing it in I would like to see Norman and Eaglestaff on the floor as much as possible.

with this being the end of the non-conference games, what is everyone's opinion on the state of the team? I see some promising players who need some time to develop.

agree with pull the main players. Omot, etc. give some of them an opportunity to work on things they need to improve.

Moody is second on the griz in PPG. started all the games he has played (7). Bruns has started 3 of 10 games. averaging 10.9 PPG. I thought his brother was also supposed to be on the team. Is that for next year? Ihenacho has played 3 games for James Madison. Heard he was hurt or something. in those 3 games he is averaging almost exactly half the minutes he played at UND.

15 for 27 at the free throw line. Have to do better. Also, who is the real point guard for this team? is it by committee?

18 turnovers to 7 for Seattle.

Shooters need time to warm up. he was just getting going...

Hudl page shows nice numbers as far as I know. Seems to be him. https://www.google.com/search?q=trey+patrick+hudl&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS983US983&oq=trey+patrick+hudl+&aqs=chrome..69i57.3393j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Just curious regarding some comments mentioned above about coaches suggesting a player leave. Is this something that typically happens in college athletics or is it a byproduct of the new transfer rules?

was looking to see how many players return to their original school but haven't found anything yet. did find this which gives some detail on the process: https://gmtm.com/articles/how-does-the-ncaa-transfer-portal-work one thing of note is that once a player enters the portal they can lose their scholarship at their original school.

I don't see Ihenacho in the James Madison stats page. is he injured or something?

which of the 2022 freshman class have shown promise?

all year there were a lot of yards gained after initial contact. defense needs to get bigger and stronger.

in looking at the game notes 15 of the 22 on the defensive 2-deep list are junior/senior/grad students. Considering how they played it can be assumed that the sophomores and lower weren't able to supplant many of them. For those of you who know football better than me, how do you fix this defense? Also, should discussion about the incoming freshmen class be in a separate thread? I would like to know who, other than Caden Dennis, shows promise amongst the incoming freshmen.

Also thanks to all of you who posted comments and game action. it is appreciated.

how many games can a freshman play and still preserve the redshirt? Also, how did Levias look? did he play more inside or outside?

so is Ndoukou on campus? UND could use some more size.

Sueker having a good game. leading UND this game in points, assists, rebounds.

Eaglestaff did not start the 2nd half. He finally got in around 5-6 minutes into the half.

hope UND can start getting to the FT line. 1 trip for UND, 11 for Elon.

Finally hit a 3. 1 for 7 on those.

I completely agree on the rhythm statement in #4. Shooters need to play for a while to truly get a rhythm going.

announcer was talking about what UND can take away from this second half so far. could one thing be getting players from the portal? seems to have worked well for Pacific.

I wish they would let some of the guys like Eaglestaff get a few more shots before pulling them. they don't get a chance to get warmed up.