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Message: [QUOTE="JeremyCuse, post: 4621255, member: 43"] Wambach was a kid SU recruited pretty hard, believe it came down to SU and UNC. Thoughts Naso was a Sr for some reason, that's another team who doesn't need a lead FOGO so good news there. I do wonder if a guy like Stathakis will look to leave with Tierney retiring and Denver not really a threat for a title. ND will be fascinating to watch with the portal as they lose all of their D transfers and will need to reload to take one last crack with Pat Kavanaugh next year before he thankfully is out of eligibility along with a couple others. As you noted its very hard to predict who will enter the portal much less how a Frosh FOGO will respond to D1. SU does bring in Mullin and Spallina next year but only Mullin would seem to be a candidate to see actual reps. I know the staff was high on Mullin but that means little to on the field results. One name to keep an eye on is Shea at Hobart if he enters the portal for his final year of eligibility. He's put up some excellent numbers but has been hurt a lot. He was 15 for 25 against us las Saturday despite being less then 100%. He's not a local kid so he may want to get back closer to home but if he does enter the portal its hard to see a better match. Myers at Darthmouth is the other one that jumps off the page as a good fit that we already talked about. If your looking at some lower schools where a transfer might make sense, the Binghamton id Desouza is over 57% of the year and outbattled Sisselberger this year. He would have 1 year left as well. Again no idea if he would be interested in transferring but could be a potential fit. There aer some others out there who might make sense ie Endres at Albany, the kid from St. Bonaventure, and perhaps even our recent nemesis Patterson from Hofstra who has a Covid year left as well. [/QUOTE]

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