Also I'd love to see FBCB3 allow us to induce transfers or force transfer a guy like we can force move a guy to the draft. Right now, transfers are almost always a pretty terrible lot of dudes, with some exceptions and contains far too many walkons (who almost never transfer) and usually lightly used players.
Here's some examples of real transfer studys:
The Transfer Study: A look into the commitment habits of 700 top players - College Basketball - Luke Winn - SI.com
Forget freshmen, transfers are the new prized recruits in college hoops - College Basketball - Pete Thamel - SI.com
Quote:
Call it free agency. Call it the waiver wire. Or even call it an epidemic. But don't dismiss it, as the model of building through transferring is here to stay. In the latest official data available from the NCAA, nearly 12 percent of players transferred in 2011-12.
Of the 1,039 Division I men's basketball freshmen to enroll in 2010, 412 of them have transferred or left their initial school. That's a 40-percent clip. While four-year transfers have increased less than three percent since 2004, the caliber of players readily available has overhauled the traditional recruiting model in college basketball.
|
Here's a list of available transfers for this coming year. Look at the types of dudes:
Eron Harris, Sean Obi, Ryan Anderson lead top available*transfers | One And One - SI.com