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Who has helped bring your team success this year?
A list of immediately eligible, sit out, division I or Juco transfers who have taken the court this season for your team and made the most impact.
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The Mountain West conference’s most impactful incoming transfers taking the court this season.
Transfers can be the life blood of a program or it’s downfall and that really just depends on if they are coming in or out of your program. Many teams sitting atop the current Mountain West standings have utilized transfers and with major success. While some bring them in just to try and compete.
Our list of all traceable transfers that left the Mountain West with eligibility was released two weeks ago and many enjoyed catching up with familiar faces still playing college basketball across the country at many different levels. But to cover the topic completely here is a ranking of incoming transfers having the most impact on their new teams.
Things to note:
- Players listed are graduate transfers, players given immediate eligibility through the acquisition of waivers, sit out transfers and players that came from the junior college ranks.
- Players currently sitting out due to transfer rules were not listed.
- The eligibility estimator is an estimated amount of seasons and games that player is expected to have left. The amount of games left in the current season could extend out depending on that team’s success in the postseason. Many factors could also cut a career short. Or that player could simply transfer out of the program at years end.
- This list is for first year Mountain West players only, if someone transferred into the conference but played last year they aren’t listed below.
First Off,
Honorable Mention
Mustafa Lawrence, junior guard Fresno State
Previous Stop: Tallahassee C.C. (Region 8/Panhandle Conference)
Past Stats: 13.1 PPG 2.8 RPG 2.2 aPG (18-19, 29 games/7 starts)
Current Stats: 6.8 PPG 3.1 APG 1.5 RPG in 17 games/8 starts
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 1 year and 9 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
Jordan Campbell, Redshirt freshman guard Fresno State
Previous Stop: Oregon State
Past Stats: 2.0 PPG 0.5 RPG 0.3 APG (18-19, 6 GMS/no starts)
Current Stats: 5.2 PPG 2.3 RPG 0.7 APG in 6 games/no starts
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 3 Years and 9 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
John Carlos Reyes, Redshirt senior forward (GS) Nevada
Previous Stop: Boston College (ACC)
Past Stats: 1.9 PPG 1.0 RPG 0.1 BPG (18-19, 29 GMS/5 starts)
Current Stats: 4.7 PPG 4.4 RPG 0.9 BPG in 22 games/21 starts
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 9 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
Robby Robinson, sophomore forward Nevada
Previous Stop: San Diego City College (California Community College Athletic Association)
Past Stats: 15.3 PPG 10.0 RPG 2.0 APG(18-19, 29 games/28 starts)
Current Stats: 9.5 PPG 4.3 RPG 1.1 APG
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 2 years and 9 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
Vante Hendrix, Redshirt Sophomore guard New Mexico
Previous Stop: Utah (PAC-12)
Past Stats: 7.8 PPG 3.0 RPG 1.5 APG (18-19, 4 games/0 starts)
Current Stats: 10.1 PPG 4.3 RPG 1.5 APG 1.0 SPG in 11 games/4 starts
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 2 years and 9 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
Trey Pulliam, junior guard San Diego State
Previous Stop: Navarro College (NJCAA Region 5)
Past Stats: 11.6 PPG 4.9 APG 3.6 RPG (18-19, 28 games/22 starts)
Current Stats: 3.8 PPG 1.8 RPG 2.2 APG in 22 games
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 1 year and 8 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
Ralph Agee, junior forward San Jose State
Previous Stop: East Los Angeles C.C. (California Community College Athletic Association)
Past Stats: 4.7 PPG 3.0 RPG 0.4 APG (18-19, 29 games/5 starts)
Current Stats: 6.3 PPG 4.7 RPG 0.4 BPG in 22 games/11 starts
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 1 year and 9 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
Richard Washington, junior guard San Jose State
Previous Stop: Tallahassee C.C. (Region 8/Panhandle Conference)
Past Stats: 16.6 PPG 8.1 RPG 3.1 APG (18-19, 29 games/26 starts)
Current Stats: 8.5 PPG 3.8 RPG 1.0 APG in 22 games/no starts
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 1 year and 9 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
Jonah Antonio, junior guard UNLV
Previous Stop: South Plains College (NJCAA Region 5)
Past Stats: 11.6 PPG 4.5 RPG 1.9 APG (18-19, 34 games/32 starts)
Current Stats: 9.5 PPG 4.3 RPG 1.1 APG in 16 games/12 starts
How long do you have them for? (Eligibility estimator): 1 year and 10 games (19-20 season games remaining with 1 guaranteed conference tournament game)
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