[beard20Participant]

Just wondering if anyone knows where to find a link to the list of transfers. Or even knows the main ones off by hand. I’ve tried to look it up but I’ve had know luck.

[mikeyvthedonParticipant]

Jeff Goodman did from the summer. Not exactly everyone eligible for 2013-14, just a bunch of names that transferred and many are likely eligible for 2013-14:

http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/blog/eye-on-college-basketball/18443369/2012-end-of-year-updated-transfer-list-300-plus-and-growing

Here are some names of transfers that I know of that are eligible for next year:

• [Player: Rodney Hood] Duke
• Dorian Finney-Smith Florida
• [Player: Damontre Harris] Florida
• [Player: Jordan Clarkson] Missouri
• [Player: Gerard Coleman] Gonzaga
• [Player: Carson Desrosiers] Providence
• [Player: Dylan Ennis] Villanova
• [Player: Michael Gbinije] Syracue
• [Player: Sterling Gibbs] Seton Hall
• [Player: Kadeem Green] Ohio
• [Player: Tyler Harris] Providence
• [Player: Markus Kennedy] SMU
• [Player: Crandall Head] SMU
• [Player: TJ McConnell] Arizona
• [Player: Rayvone Rice] Illinois
• [Player: Evan Smotrycz] Maryland

Hope this helped a bit. Probably not all of them, just a few of the bigger names and some of the guys who "up-transferred". Guessing there were some mid-season transfers who are likely to be eligible as well, not to mention players who could become immediately eligible with the "senior year grad" transfer rule or for hardship reasons.

[McDunkin]

http://collegehoopsupdate.com/html/transfer_search_result.php?Type=1&year=2013-14

 

Incoming 2013-14 Transfers
Name	Pos	HT/WT	Previous College	Transfer College
Geoffrey Allen	SF	6-6/180	Eastern Washington	Illinois State
Chip Armelin	SG	6-3/195	Minnesota	Southern Mississippi
Kelsey Barlow	SF	6-5/195	Purdue	Illinois-Chicago
Gilvydas Biruta	PF	6-8/245	Rutgers	Rhode Island
Perris Blackwell	PF	6-9/280	San Francisco	Washington
Aaron Brown	SG	6-5/210	Temple	Southern Mississippi
Carlton Brundidge	PG	6-2/200	Michigan	Detroit
Mitch Bruneel	SG	6-5/205	Utah State	Utah Valley State
Rakeem Buckles	SF	6-7/215	Louisville	Florida International
Kyle Cain	PF	6-7/210	Arizona State	UNC-Greensboro
Austin Carroll	SG	6-3/205	Rutgers	American
David Chadwick	PF	6-8/210	Rice	Valparaiso
Colton Christian	SF	6-6/215	Michigan	Florida International
Jordan Clarkson	SG	6-4/180	Tulsa	Missouri
Kadeem Coleby	PF	6-9/250	Louisiana-Lafayette	Wichita State
Gerard Coleman	SG	6-3/175	Providence	Gonzaga
Carson Desrosiers	C	7-0/250	Wake Forest	Providence
Ben Dickinson	PF	6-9/230	Binghamton	Loyola Marymount
Gilles Dierickx	C	6-11/220	Florida International	Washington
Marvin Dominique	SF	6-7/215	Fordham	Saint Peter’s
Tim Douglas	PG	5-10/160	Portland	Portland State
Alex Dragicevich	SG	6-7/220	Notre Dame	Boston College
Dominique Dunning	SG	6-3/200	New Mexico	UC Irvine
Richie Edwards	SF	6-7/225	Valparaiso	Arizona State
Dylan Ennis	PG	6-2/180	Rice	Villanova
Anthony Fields	PG	6-1/160	Wake Forest	Bradley
Dorian Finney-Smith	SF	6-8/205	Virginia Tech	Florida
Cameron Forte	SF	6-6/195	Texas Tech	Northern Arizona
Michael Gbinije	SF	6-7/200	Duke	Syracuse
Sterling Gibbs	SG	6-1/185	Texas	Seton Hall
Anthony Gill	PF	6-8/230	South Carolina	Virginia
Ron Giplaye	PF	6-6/230	Providence	East Tennessee State
Matt Glover	SG	6-5/210	Penn State	San Francisco
Derrick Gordon	SG	6-3/190	Western Kentucky	Massachusetts
Seth Grennan	PG	6-2/170	Seton Hall	Fairfield
Omari Grier	SG	6-4/180	Florida Atlantic	Bradley
Cezar Guerrero	PG	6-0/175	Oklahoma State	Fresno State
Charles Hankerson	SG	6-5/220	Alabama	Wyoming
Hector Harold	SF	6-7/205	Pepperdine	Vermont
K.T. Harrell	SG	6-4/215	Virginia	Auburn
Alandise Harris	SF	6-6/230	Houston	Arkansas
Damontre Harris	PF	6-10/230	South Carolina	Florida
Rayvon Harris	SG	6-4/200	Rhode Island	Niagara
Tyler Harris	SF	6-9/215	North Carolina State	Providence
Crandall Head	SG	6-4/180	Illinois	Southern Methodist
Grant Hefeng	PF	6-8/225	Fresno State	Norfolk State
Naji Hibbert	SG	6-5/195	Texas A&M	Gardner-Webb
Nate Hicks	C	6-10/220	Georgia Tech	Florida Gulf Coast
Ralph Hill	SF	6-6/210	Dayton	Akron
Devon Hodges	PF	6-7/225	Bradley	LIU-Brooklyn
Rodney Hood	SF	6-8/210	Mississippi State	Duke
Max Hooper	SF	6-6/200	Harvard	Saint Johns
Chrishawn Hopkins	PG	6-1/170	Butler	Wright State
Garrett Jackson	SF	6-6/225	Southern California	Saint Marys
Avery Johnson	PG	6-3/180	San Francisco	Holy Cross
Melvin Johnson	SG	6-5/165	Texas-San Antonio	Arkansas State
Jamail Jones	SF	6-6/210	Marquette	Florida Gulf Coast
Maurice Jones	PG	5-7/155	Southern California	Iowa State
Markus Kennedy	PF	6-9/260	Villanova	Southern Methodist
Ryan Kilcullen	SF	6-7/205	Boston College	William & Mary
Brett Kingma	PG	6-1/165	Oregon	Washington State
Willy Kouassi	C	6-10/220	Auburn	Kennesaw State
Khalid Lewis	PG	6-3/185	Delaware	La Salle
Trey Lewis	PG	6-1/175	Penn State	Cleveland State
Merv Lindsay	SF	6-7/205	Kansas	New Mexico
Cody Mann	PG	5-11/170	Colorado State	Florida International
Wayne Martin	PF	6-7/200	Central Florida	Southeast Missouri State
Karam Mashour	SF	6-6/200	UNLV	Morehead State
George Matthews	SG	6-5/220	Utah	Texas-San Antonio
Austin McBroom	PG	6-0/165	Central Michigan	Saint Louis
Eric McClellan	SG	6-4/180	Tulsa	Vanderbilt
T.J. McConnell	PG	6-1/190	Duquesne	Arizona
Tommie McCune	SF	6-8/190	West Virginia	Northern Illinois
Griffin McKenzie	PF	6-9/240	Xavier`	Denver
Alfonzo McKinnie	PF	6-8/200	Eastern Illinois	Wisconsin-Green Bay
Steve McWhorter	PG	6-2/185	Indiana State	Wisconsin-Milwaukee
DeShon Minnis	SG	6-3/185	Texas Tech	Rhode Island
Alexis Moore	PG	6-2/180	Southern California	Pennsylvania
Josiah Moore	SF	6-5/200	Nebraska	Tennessee Tech
Nic Moore	PG	5-9/170	Illinois State	Southern Methodist
Khalil Murphy	PF	6-7/235	San Francisco	Long Island
Emerson Murray	PG	6-3/195	California	Seattle
Julysses Nobles	PG	6-1/175	Arkansas	Jackson State
Eric Norman	SF	6-6/190	Southern Methodist	Montana State
Igor Nujic	PF	6-8/215	Texas-San Antonio	UC-Davis
Mychal Parker	SF	6-5/195	Maryland	Loyola (MD)
Michael Perez	SG	6-3/190	Texas-El Paso	Nevada
Terran Petteway	SF	6-6/200	Texas Tech	Nebraska
Walter Pitchford	PF	6-10/230	Florida	Nebraska
Justin Raffington	C	6-9/225	San Francisco	Florida Atlantic
Jordan Railey	PF	6-10/265	Iowa State	Washington State
Jaqawn Raymond	SG	6-4/195	North Carolina State	Middle Tennessee State
Jarelle Reischel	SF	6-6/215	Rice	Rhode Island
Rayvonte Rice	SG	6-4/240	Drake	Illinois
Jeremiah Samarrippas	PG	5-10/160	Southern Methodist	Tennessee Tech
Treg Setty	PF	6-9/220	Southern Illinois	Ohio
Keith Shamburger	PG	5-11/170	San Jose State	Hawaii
Jordan Sibert	SG	6-4/185	Ohio State	Dayton
Tavon Sledge	PG	5-9/175	Iowa State	Iona
Adam Smith	PG	6-1/170	UNC Wilmington	Virginia Tech
Roscoe Smith	SF	6-8/205	Connecticut	UNLV
Evan Smotrycz	PF	6-9/235	Michigan	Maryland
Ovie Soko	PF	6-8/220	UAB	Duquesne
Antwan Space	SF	6-8/230	Florida State	Texas A&M
Ryan Spangler	PF	6-8/225	Gonzaga	Oklahoma
Matt Stainbrook	C	6-9/275	Western Michigan	Xavier
Shaquille Stokes	PG	5-10/175	Hawaii	Hofstra
Mike Talley	PG	5-11/180	Duquesne	Eastern Michigan
Adam Thoseby	SG	6-4/190	Utah State	South Dakota
Emmanuel Tselentakis	SG	6-4/190	Saint Louis	NJIT
Ralston Turner	SG	6-5/210	Louisiana State	North Carolina State
Isiah Umipig	SG	6-0/195	Cal State-Fullerton	Seattle
Kirk Van Slyke	PF	6-9/225	Houston	Arkansas State
Wes Washpun	PG	6-1/170	Tennessee	Northern Iowa
J.D. Weatherspoon	SF	6-6/215	Ohio State	Toledo
Michael Williams	SG	6-0/170	San Francisco	Cal State Fullerton
Javarez Willis	SG	5-11/170	Texas Tech	Ohio
David Wishon	C	7-2/255	Tulsa	College of Charleston
Johnny Zuppardo	PF	6-8/210	Arkansas State	Southern Mississippi

[Moon RiverParticipant]

I don’t know you Hector, but if I were you, I would stay at Pepperdine!

Hector Harold
SF
6-7/205
Pepperdine
Vermont

[Pistol Pete. The PelicanParticipant]

Rodney Hood was getting Grant Hill comparisons last summer, let’s see how they translate from Mississippi state to Duke. It leads to the intriguing situation of having Rodney Hood and Jabari Parker, looking at history Parker will probably play power forward but they have some overlapping abilities, both can play a little point forward, Jabari better scorer, Rodney better athlete and defender, but both should fit into the Duke system as great team players.

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