Another BB player hits the portal

Nitwit

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Penn State continues to see more departures from its 2022-23 basketball team.

Center Kebba Nije is the latest Nittany Lion to hit the NCAA transfer portal, according to reports on the Centre Daily Times.

sheesh I think that only leaves us with two scholarship player on the team. I wonder if Rhoades didn’t want him around - it’s hard to fathom. It seemed like the kid had some potential and big men are hard to come by.
 

Hardslider33

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If not...i imagine they are testing the NIL waters to possibly make some money...and figure if they don't receive any enticing offers they can return to PSU.
They would be smart to look yes. I truly believe that Kebba is going to ND.
 

DaytonRickster

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No rush since they’re in the middle of semester. I do expect we’ll see 3 make their way here. Including the A-10 player of the year Adrian Baldwin & forward Jalen Deloach
Te one that really bothers me is Evan Mahaffey. His skills are exactly the type that would excel in Rhoades style. Mahaffey is athletic, aggressive and runs the floor very well.
 

BobPSU92

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Aug 22, 2001
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No rush since they’re in the middle of semester. I do expect we’ll see 3 make their way here. Including the A-10 player of the year Adrian Baldwin & forward Jalen Deloach

They rush to enter the portal but not land at the next school. We deserve faster, and better.
 
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