Following Christian Jones’s transfer to Dallas, Manny Tate will also be leaving Georgia Baptist. Tate joins Jones as the second member of the Red Flame to enter the transfer portal. Tate, who was projected to return for a third season as the team’s starting point guard, will be transferring to Michigan State where he will fight for a starting spot in the point guard rotation. Tate is teaming up with his brother, Sean Tate, at Michigan State. Manny has two years of elgibility remaining.
Category: Transfer News
Former Georgia Baptist Guard Christian Jones is staying in the Arkansas Valley Conference. The former All-American picked Dallas over teaming up with his brother at Auburn. Jones will make Dallas the favorite in a wide open Arkansas Valley west.
Former Georgia Baptist Guard Christian Jones has chosen his final two schools to choose from. After taking visits to multiple schools the former All-American narrowed it down to Auburn and Dallas. Jones stated on his Twitter “I will talk with the coaches and my family, pray, and then make a decision.”
Former Oklahoma Forward Xion Christian has chosen to commit to play at St. John’s over Arkansas State and UCLA. Christian visited all three schools and talked with each head coach before making a decision.
Xion Christian announced on his twitter today that he would be entering the transfer portal and leaving Oklahoma. In his lone season in Norman, Christian was the team’s leader in goals per game and steals per game while averaging over thirty goals per game and twelve steals per game. Christian is set to visit Arkansas State, Oklahoma State, St. John’s, and UCLA.
Georgia Baptist Guard Christian Jones has entered the transfer portal according to his instagram and twitter accounts. Jones finished his graduates degree in May of 2018, and played with GBU for one year without taking classes, but decided to take a year of graduate school before entering the NTBL. Jones averaged 0ver thirty-two goals, over seven rebounds, and six steals. Jones is visiting Dallas, Florida, Southern New York, Syracuse, and UCLA.
()=Former School (Additions) or New School (Losses)
Winners
UCLA
Additions:Guard Anthony Thompson (USC), Guard Gerry Trent (Northwestern), Center AJ Williams (Duke), Ben Jackson (North Carolina)
Losses:None
Adding TN’s top two transfers Gerry Trent and AJ Williams were huge wins in the first year of the transfer portal under Rob Fillion. Getting Anthony Thompson early in the off-season was a huge win from crosstown rival USC. UCLA is getting goalie dept by adding early enrollee Ben Jackson.
TCU
Additions:Guard Devin Mills (UT-Arlington), Forward Chrishaun Thomas (Alabama)
Losses:None
Devin Mills and Chrishaun Thomas aren’t the only additions as JUCO transfers Kris Payne and Quest Wilson are added to the team.
North Carolina
Additions:Guard Alonzo James (Naples), Center Christian Sisa (California)
Losses:Guard AJ Andrews (Maryland), Guard Porter Williams (Maryland), Goalie Ben Jackson (UCLA)
Replacing guards AJ Andrews annd Porter Williams with former Naples Guard Alonzo James and rising Freshman KK Pinson was a huge win on the recruiting trail for the Tar Heels. Christian Sisa was a huge win for Carolina as they look to replace the production of lottery pick Armistead Williams. While Goalie Ben Jackson leaves, Freshman and younger brother of Ian Donahue, Devin Donahue, will look to replace the production of Willie Hughes in his freshman season.
Maryland
Additions:Guard AJ Andrews (North Carolina), Guard Porter Williams (North Carolina)
Losses:Guard Michael Huerter (Syracuse)
Adding Guards AJ Andrews and Porter Williams to star Forward AJ Charles should make a nice trio to be a legit competitor in the Big Ten East. Losing no players but Michael Huerter (who did not play a game for the Terps’s last season) to the portal after landing the two guards goes to show this team will have great depth.
Connecticut
Additions:Guard Erlon Johnson (South Carolina)
Losses:None
Adding grad transfer Erlon Johnson made the best team in the American even better. Teaming Johnson up with reclassified Guard Mikel White made things even better for the team playing their final year in the AAC.
Iowa
Additions:Forward Anthony Harrison (Ontario)
Losses:None
Adding arguably Canadian transfer of all-time made Iowa the favorites in the Big Ten West after Gerry Trent left Northwestern for UCLA. Teaming Harrison up with Guard Jay Johnson will be a treat to watch with Harrison’s two more years of eligibility.
Syracuse
Additions:Michael Huerter (Maryland), Bobby Qualls (Arkansas)
Losses:None
Adding Huerter and Qualls to the collection of talent ‘Cuse has will make for an incredible team in a realigned ACC.
Losers
Arkansas
Additions:None
Losses:Guard Will Schuhmacher (USC), Guard Charlie Radtke (AGCU), Guard Bobby Qualls (Syracuse)
Arkansas lost former five-star guards Will Schuhmacher, Charlie Radtke, and Bobby Qualls due to lack of success with their playing time. While they do get more flexibility with their guard rotation now that three are gone, losing out on 2020 Guard Jabari Williams to UCLA is a big loss for the Arkansas program.
Northwestern
Additions:None
Losses:Guard Gerry Trent (Northwestern)
Losing top transfer Gerry Trent after his graduation and replacing it with nothing means about nothing but still being a competitor in the Big Ten West without a top five player in college throwball.
Ouachita Baptist
Additions:None
Losses:Guard Alex Freeman (Little Rock)
Like Northwestern, Ouachita Baptist is losing their top talent and replacing it with nothing. Similar to Northwestern, OBU will still be a competitor in the AtlanticWest but not have a top thirty player in college throwball.
Alabama
Additions:None
Losses:Forward Chrishaun Thomas (TCU)
Losing a talent like Chrishaun Thomas will hurt ‘Bama’s front field rotation and will need the Tide to go out on the recruiting trail looking to improve.
UT-Arlington
Additions:None
Losses:Guard Devin Mills (TCU)
Losing Devin Mills to TCU loses TCU’s identity. As UT-Arlington looks to compete in the AValley, the loss of Mills hurts their chances.
UCLA Head Coach Rob Fillion’s sucess on the transfer trail continues as he lands his fourth player from the transfer portal. Ben Jackson, a former North Carolina enrollee, announced on a recent Instagram post he will be leaving the UNC throwball program to transfer to UCLA. Jackson also visited BYU, Conneticut, Gonzaga, and Oregon. Jackson was the last player left from TN’s transfer rankings to commit to a school.
The updated 2019 transfer rankings (college throwball) are out. It includes overall rankings, ranking every position’s players, and rankings by class.
North Carolina early enrollee Goalie Ben Jackson will be entering the transfer portal. The to be freshman out of Salt Lake City,Utah has been in contact with programs including BYU, Conneticut, Denver, Gonzaga, Oregon, and UCLA as soon as Carolina was knocked out of the pre-season tournament. Jackson will likely not return to Chapel Hill even if he decides to take a visit back. Reasons for his transfer have to do with being so far away from home and not being able to start, as fellow early enrollee Goalie Devin Donahue will most likely be getting most of the starts.
Duke Center AJ Williams has entered the TN NCAA transfer portal a source told TN. AJ was frustrated with the way the team played in its super regional loss at the hands of arch rival. Williams told TN Carolina, “I’m done with Duke, I’ve graduated and am ready to move on to UCLA. I want to thank Duke for everything. I want to thank the coaching staff, teachers, my friends, and especially my family and future wife for helping me get through this tough decision to either go pro, transfer, or stay in Durham.” Williams had been visiting schools behind Duke’s back before making a decision to return to school instead of going overseas to play pro ball. TN confirmed this decision when Williams rented a place out in LA for this next year.
Former Northwestern Guard Gerry Trent told TN this afternoon that he would be taking his talents to Los Angeles. Trent picked UCLA over Atlanta and Florida after extensive phone calls and talks with current and former players of the school. Trent leaves a Northwestern program that will need some help without him in 2019-2020.
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2019 Transfer Rankings
Today we are ranking the transfers from the beginning of the 2018-19 season through the summer. They will be updated as we get more announcements from players saying they will enter the transfer portal.
(Height,Weight)
Overall Transfer Rankings
1.Gerry Trent,Shooting Guard (6’7,208) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Northwestern New School:UCLA
2.AJ Williams,Center (7’1,237) Years of elgibility:1
Fomer School:Duke New School:UCLA
3.Christian Jones,Shooting Guard (6’6,203) Years of eligibility:1
Fomer School:Georgia Baptist New School:Dallas
3.Kelvin Sisa,Power Forward (6’11,236) Years of elgibilty:3
Former School:Iona New School:Kansas
4.Will Schuhmacher,Point Guard (6’5,201) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:USC
5.Anthony Harrison,Power Forward (6’10,223) Years of elgibility:2
Former School:Ontario New School:Iowa
6.Alex Freeman,Shooting Guard (6’9,227) Years of elgibility:1
Former School:Ouachita Baptist New School:Little Rock
7.Alonzo James,Point Guard (6’5,206) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Naples New School:North Carolina
8.Joe Moore,Point Guard (6’2,177) Years of elgibility:1
Former School:UNC-Wilmington New School:Naples
9.Charlie Radtke,Shooting Guard/Point Guard (6’1,190) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:AGCU
10.Javon Morgan,Point Guard (6’2,187) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:Georgia State New School:Atlanta
11.Charlie Marks,Shooting Guard/Point Guard (5’11,176) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Harvard New School:Huff College
12.Erlon Johnson,Shooting Guard (6’7,211) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:South Carolina New School:UConn
13.AJ Andrews,Shooting Guard (6’6,205) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:North Carolina New School:Maryland
14.Anthony Thompson,Shooting Guard (6’7,212) Years of elgibilty:3 Former School:USC New School:UCLA
15.Christian Sisa,Center (7’1,247) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:California New School:North Carolina
16.Chrishaun Thomas,Power Forward (6’11,241 lbs) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Alabama New School:TCU
17.Michael Huerter,Point Guard (6’6,217) Years of elgibility:3
Former School:Maryland New School:Syracuse
18.Justin Trevor,Small Forward (6’9,228) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:Texas New School:Northern Arkansas
19.Bobby Qualls,Point Guard (6’2,210) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:Syracuse
20.Devin Mills,Point Guard (6’3,193) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:UT-Arlington New School:TCU
21.Hugh Richardson,Small Forward (6’6,221) Years of elgibilty:2
Former School:Little Rock New School:Arkansas State
22.Jaylon Westbrook,Small Forward (6’8,234) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:Atlanta New School:Wake Forest
23.William Gordon,Shooting Guard (6’6,202) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:Duke New School:Virginia Tech
24.Bobby Backus,Power Forward (6’10,248) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Naples New School:UCLA
25.Porter Williams,Point Guard (6’1,179) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:North Carolina New School:Maryland
26.Sean Quills (6’2,183) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:Texas New School:Louisville
27.Ben Jackson,Goalie (6’6,225) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:North Carolina New School:Uncommitted (Considering Conneticut, Denver, Gonzaga, Oregon, and UCLA)
28.DeMarcus Lee,Center (6’11,241) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:South Carolina New School:Auburn
()=Overall transfer ranking
Point Guard Transfer Rankings
1.(4) Will Schuhmacher,Point Guard (6’5,201) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:USC
2.(8) Alonzo James,Point Guard (6’5,206) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Naples New School:North Carolina
3.(9) Joe Moore,Point Guard (6’2,177) Years of elgibility:1
Former School:UNC-Wilmington New School:Naples
4.(11) Javon Morgan,Point Guard (6’2,187) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:Georgia State New School:Atlanta
5.(20) Bobby Qualls,Point Guard (6’2,210) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:Syracuse
6.(21) Devin Mills,Point Guard (6’3,193) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:UT-Arlington New School:TCU
7.(26) Porter Williams,Point Guard (6’1,179) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:North Carolina New School:Maryland
8.(27) Sean Quills (6’2,183) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:Texas New School:Louisville
Shooting Guard Transfer Rankings
1.(1) Gerry Trent,Shooting Guard (6’7,208) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Northwestern New School:UCLA
2.(3) Christian Jones,Shooting Guard (6’6,203) Years of eligibility:1
Fomer School:Georgia Baptist New School:Uncommitted (Considering Dallas, Florida, Southern New York, Syracuse, UCLA)
3.(7) Alex Freeman,Shooting Guard (6’9,227) Years of elgibility:1
Former School:Ouachita Baptist New School:Little Rock
4.(10) Charlie Radtke,Shooting Guard/Point Guard (6’1,190) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:AGCU
5.(12) Charlie Marks,Shooting Guard/Point Guard (5’11,176) Years of eligibility:2 Former School:Harvard New School:Huff College
6.(14) AJ Andrews,Shooting Guard (6’6,205) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:North Carolina New School:Maryland
7.(15) Anthony Thompson,Shooting Guard (6’7,212) Years of eligibility:3 Former School:USC New School:UCLA
Small Forward Transfer Rankings
1.(19) Justin Trevor,Small Forward (6’9,228) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:Texas New School:Northern Arkansas
2.(21) Hugh Richardson,Small Forward (6’6,221) Years of elgibilty:2
Former School:Little Rock New School:Arkansas State
3.(23) Jaylon Westbrook,Small Forward (6’8,234) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:Atlanta New School:Wake Forest
Power Forward Transfer Rankings
1.(3) Kelvin Sisa,Power Forward (6’11,236) Years of elgibilty:3
Former School:Iona New School:Kansas
2.(5) Anthony Harrison,Power Forward (6’10,223) Years of elgibility:2
Former School:Ontario New School:Iowa
3.(17) Chrishaun Thomas,Power Forward (6’11,241) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Alabama New School:TCU
4.(25) Bobby Backus,Power Forward (6’10,248) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Naples New School:UCLA
Center Transfer Rankings
1.(2) AJ Williams,Center (7’1,237) Years of elgibility:1
Fomrer School:Duke New School:UCLA
2.(15) Christian Sisa,Center (7’1,247) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:California New School:North Carolina
3.(29) DeMarcus Lee,Center (6’11,241) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:South Carolina New School:Auburn
Goalie Transfer Rankings
1.(28) Ben Jackson,Goalie (6’6,225) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:North Carolina New School:UCLA
Freshmen Transfer Rankings
1.(26) Sean Quills (6’2,183) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:Texas New School:Louisville
2.(27) Ben Jackson,Goalie (6’6,225) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:North Carolina New School:UCLA
3.(28) DeMarcus Lee,Center (6’11,241) Years of eligibility:4
Former School:South Carolina New School:Auburn
Sophomore Transfer Rankings
1.(4) Kelvin Sisa,Power Forward (6’11,236) Years of elgibilty:3
Former School:Iona New School:Kansas
2.(13) AJ Andrews,Shooting Guard (6’6,205) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:North Carolina New School:Maryland
3.(17) Justin Trevor,Small Forward (6’9,228) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:Texas New School:Northern Arkansas
3.(21) Devin Mills,Point Guard (6’3,193) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:UT-Arlington New School:TCU
4.(23) Jaylon Westbrook,Small Forward (6’8,234) Years of eligibility:3
Former School:Atlanta New School:Wake Forest
Junior Transfer Rankings
1.(1) Gerry Trent,Shooting Guard (6’7,208) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Northwestern New School:UCLA
2.(5) Will Schuhmacher,Point Guard (6’5,201) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:USC
3.(6) Anthony Harrison,Power Forward (6’10,223) Years of elgibility:2
Former School:Ontario New School:Iowa
4.(8) Alonzo James,Point Guard (6’5,206) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Naples New School:North Carolina
5.(10) Charlie Radtke,Shooting Guard/Point Guard (6’1,190) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:AGCU
6.(12) Charlie Marks,Shooting Guard/Point Guard (5’11,176) Years of eligibility:2 Former School:Harvard New School:Huff College
7.(17) Chrishaun Thomas,Power Forward (6’11,241) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Alabama New School:TCU
8.(20) Bobby Qualls,Point Guard (6’2,210) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Arkansas New School:Syracuse
9.(22) Hugh Richardson,Small Forward (6’6,221) Years of elgibilty:2
Former School:Little Rock New School:Arkansas State
10.(25) Bobby Backus,Power Forward (6’10,248) Years of eligibility:2
Former School:Naples New School:UCLA
Senior Transfer Rankings
1.(2) AJ Williams,Center (7’1,237) Years of elgibility:1
Fomrer School:Duke New School:UCLA
2.(3) Christian Jones,Shooting Guard (6’6,203) Years of eligibility:1
Fomer School:Georgia Baptist New School:Uncommitted (Considering Dallas, Florida, Southern New York, Syracuse, UCLA)
3.(7) Alex Freeman,Shooting Guard (6’9,227) Years of elgibility:1
Former School:Ouachita Baptist New School:Little Rock
4.(9) Joe Moore,Point Guard (6’2,177) Years of elgibility:1
Former School:UNC-Wilmington New School:Naples
5.(11) Javon Morgan,Point Guard (6’2,187) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:Georgia State New School:Atlanta
6.(13) Erlon Johnson,Shooting Guard (6’7,211) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:South Carolina New School:Uncommitted (Considering Atlanta, Michigan State, Syracuse, UConn)
7.(16) Christian Sisa,Center (7’1,247) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:California New School:North Carolina
8.(26) Porter Williams,Point Guard (6’1,179) Years of eligibility:1
Former School:North Carolina New School:Maryland
Northwestern Guard Gerry Trent has cut down his list of schools to three (UCLA, Florida, and Atlanta). He visited the aforementioned Atlanta, Florida, and Atlanta as well as Duke and Syracuse. Trent will have a decision done by the end of the month, at least.
Northwestern Shooting Guard Gerry Trent has announced enter the transfer portal this afternoon. Trent said he will sit out the rest of June practice and will take visits to Atlanta, Duke, Syracuse, and UCLA. Trent told TN “I should have a decision made by the end of June, but we’ll see.”