2026 MBB Transfer Portal Tracker as of 4/15/26 1:52pm

[Wyolie Coyote]

Classic European stretch four. He averaged 4 rebounds per game.

I think this is a pretty decent pick-up, but we badly need a true post player on the block to compliment Gores. They don't have to be the tallest guy on the floor. They just need to know how to leverage their body and have decent foot work. Tyson Johnson was a perfect example of this.

A Daaron Brown would be an ideal undersized post

 

[Bryoming]

Classic European stretch four. He averaged 4 rebounds per game.

I think this is a pretty decent pick-up, but we badly need a true post player on the block to compliment Gores. They don't have to be the tallest guy on the floor. They just need to know how to leverage their body and have decent foot work. Tyson Johnson was a perfect example of this.

If I were to guess, I'd think that the coaches are trying to land one big and 2 guards. We need a guard that can drive and score, and we need another ball handler that can keep turnovers low. You're absolutely right that we've got to find another true big that will be able to hold his own in the paint and clean up rebounds.

 

[PorkerPoke]

If I were to guess, I'd think that the coaches are trying to land one big and 2 guards. We need a guard that can drive and score, and we need another ball handler that can keep turnovers low. You're absolutely right that we've got to find another true big that will be able to hold his own in the paint and clean up rebounds.

Tried to find some video highlights for Sondors. What I read into his stats is he isn’t prone to fouls. Maybe it was the way ULM played, but if he can be effective on the floor and a threat to score that is objective #1.

Right now I am more concerned with the PG type that can drive, dish and score. I trust Sunny to piece together the solution to help each player be effective at what they do best.

Sondors may well be a factor in helping to spread defenses out creating lanes and open shots.

 

[Bryoming]

Tried to find some video highlights for Sondors. What I read into his stats is he isn’t prone to fouls. Maybe it was the way ULM played, but if he can be effective on the floor and a threat to score that is objective #1.

Right now I am more concerned with the PG type that can drive, dish and score. I trust Sunny to piece together the solution to help each player be effective at what they do best.

Sondors may well be a factor in helping to spread defenses out creating lanes and open shots.

Sondors and Mora both look to be 3 & D type of players, which we were lacking last year. I hope they're able to play the post effectively, but they look more like wings to me.