Dok Muordar has entered the transfer portal

[bcgruber]

South Florida freshman Dok Muordar has entered the transfer portal. The 6’11 freshman saw action in 18 games this season.

[Triple B]

Deja vu all over again ….

[Cpa_bull1990]

Geez, all of these transfers are ridiculous. Looks like a total rebuild.

Guess the holdover players were not impressed by AAR and his message!

At least we have the 3 transfers from Kennesaw State!

[Brad]

Looking for a place with a better buffet.

[Gatorbull325]

15 minutes ago, Cpa_bull1990 said:

Geez, all of these transfers are ridiculous. Looks like a total rebuild.

Guess the holdover players were not impressed by AAR and his message!

At least we have the 3 transfers from Kennesaw State!

We need to find 6 players to replace the transfers. There are 1100 players in the portal...... its time to make some moves. 

[Cmr3]

I’m starting to think that he told Cory walker and Miguel that they will be starting along with the 3 that are transferring in. Because they haven’t entered yet. 
 

If they enter the portal as well we have a major problem and we will really see how good of a recruiter he is. there is good amount of good players in the portal

[Rocky Style]

Bummer!  Our team has been Muordar'd.

[Brad]

And we can't call for a Dok. 

[bullstampede9922]

I think we all knew what we'd be getting with this team minus Harris next season.  Probably finish middle of the conference at best.  Maybe new coach can bring in some better replacements. 

[Bullumni]

For those who can't fathom why people enter the transfer portal, I think it's time we all acknowledge and accept (unless you are willing to be an activist and do something about it) the fact that this world has evolved (or devolved depending on the way you look at things) and not stagnant in how we deal with the moment at hand.  The way we live is very different from the way our fathers lived.  The only thing we can be assured of is things are always changing.

Very few athletes, young adults, and children have ascribed to the  idea of remaining at 1 university or college throughout their entire collegiate athletic career.  I've found the mentality of "what have you done for me lately" so much more prevalent than "What can I do to make this team better".  It's unfortunate for the fans, but I suppose for most people who grow up in a time where they are taught that money and "me first"  are so much easier to achieve than the hard work, and loyalty that breeds good friends and good moral values in life.

Easy way out should never be taught, unless it comes with the smarter way to do things.

*random rant/observation over*

Edited April 6, 2023 by Bullumni