OB73-I explained my rationale quite clearly so your statement is garbage. Why don't you put my posts on inactive status so that you don't have to read 'em. You're the most negative poster that I have to deal with here.
wbbilluminati said:
seems people already new Krimili was returning (her 6th year!) but had not seen her instagram announcement posted so:
https://instagr.am/p/C5Wmz2aSVN0
although Brink got all the headlines and was deserving of National Defensive Player of the Year, and I actually thought Kiki was the better player.stu said:
Stanford's Kiki Iriafen entered the portal with a no-contact tag and will graduate this spring.
https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2024/04/12/stanford-cardinal-star-iriafen-enters-transfer-portal-days-after-vanderveers-retirement-announcement/
Apparently when she committed to Stanford, her other finalists were Baylor, UCLA, UConn and Notre Dame according to Raoul's WBB Blog.HoopDreams said:although Brink got all the headlines and was deserving of National Defensive Player of the Year, and I actually thought Kiki was the better player.stu said:
Stanford's Kiki Iriafen entered the portal with a no-contact tag and will graduate this spring.
https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2024/04/12/stanford-cardinal-star-iriafen-enters-transfer-portal-days-after-vanderveers-retirement-announcement/
huge loss for Stanford
given she's from southern cal, I wonder if she will transfer to ucla or usc who could probably pull together a big NIL bag to sign her
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Iriafen is in the portal with a "do not contact" marker, which typically indicates the player already knows where they are transferring to. One college basketball source told the Chronicle she was receiving offers upward of $700,000 in NIL money throughout the Stanford season from other collectives.
With summer bridge and summer school, many student athletes (including Kiki) actually get their degrees early. IIRC, Kiki will leave with a bachelor's from Stanford.annarborbear said:
Used to be that a Stanford degree was enough to keep academically-oriented student~athletes wanting to stick around. Shows the effects that the growing NIL money is having. All top players have to consider it.
Ironic that some of these players, not being all that great, may get their best offer only from another WCC team. Or will ride the bench some place else.Schroeder71 said:
This Associated Press article names the 8 Oregon State Beavers that have entered the transfer portal. It was their starting five in the NCAA Tournament.
Paurova becomes eighth Oregon State player to enter the portal (yahoo.com)
Maybe this gives center Sela a chance for more play timeSchroeder71 said:
This Associated Press article names the 8 Oregon State Beavers that have entered the transfer portal. It was their starting five in the NCAA Tournament.
Paurova becomes eighth Oregon State player to enter the portal (yahoo.com)
Schroeder71 said:
OB73-I explained my rationale quite clearly so your statement is garbage. Why don't you put my posts on inactive status so that you don't have to read 'em. You're the most negative poster that I have to deal with here.
CalWSportsFan said:
Re grad school options, I really think it depends on the discipline a student athlete may be looking for. Stanford has some strong programs as does Cal. " In all, some 30 Berkeley graduate programs ranked in the Top 10 in the country "
https://news.berkeley.edu/2024/04/08/best-graduate-schools-2024-rankings-us-news#:~:text=Schools%20and%20disciplines%20at%20Berkeley,Systems%20(No.%201)