Transfer Portal 2024

[HopFan16]

Albany: Joey Pezzimenti (A)-> Le Moyne, Conner Fingar (M), Trey Goins (M)#, Tommy Heller (G), Garrett Maxwell (D), Jack Pucci (A), Keelan Seneca (A)
Bellarmine: Jesse Roth (M) -> NJIT, Kaleb Russell (A) -> Stevenson (D3)
Binghamton: Dylan Braddock (M), Matthew DeSouza (FO) -> Virginia, Thomas Greenblatt (M) -> Ohio State, Max Napoli (M), Quinn O'Hara (M), Declan Farris (D)
Boston U: Christian Quadrino (M)# -> Mercy (D2), JP Jackson (A), Anthony Forziati (A) -> UMass Lowell, Donnie Howard (M)
Brown: Matthew Gunty (FO), Griffin King (M), Devon McLane (A) -> Notre Dame, Topher Bligh (M)
Bryant: Kevin Berutich (A)#, Andrew Finn (M)#, Grant Nelligan (M)#, Rand Paddack (G)#, Brody Rule (D)
Bucknell: Daniel Striano (M), Hank Bethel (D) -> NJIT, Andrew Stanzel (D) -> Michigan, Tommy Armstrong (A)#, Tanner Germain (M)
Canisius: Colin Kelly (A) -> Rutgers, Kevin Carney (A)-> Albany, Chance Cook (D), Ryan Farron (D) -> St. John's
Colgate: Conner Brook (M), Thomas Colucci (FO), Donny Gayhardt (D), Michael Lia (D), Vin Maxwell (A)#, Ethan Cronk (FO)#
Cleveland State: Gannon Matthews (M)# -> Ohio State, Joe DeDonatis (M)#, Collin Willis (G)
Cornell: Chayse Ierlan (G) -> Johns Hopkins
Dartmouth: Peter Rizzotti (D) -> Rutgers
Delaware: Corbin Minard (FO)# -> St. John's, Paul Reidy -> Jacksonville
Denver: Gabe Bowen-Slott (D)
Detroit Mercy: Kaden Dietrich (M)#, Luke Fritz (M)#, Joe Janda (D)#, Noah Martin (LSM)#
Drexel: Sean Donnelly (A), Grant Isika (FO)#, Ben Scandone (M)#
Duke: Luke Waters (M)
Fairfield: Zack Antoniou (D) -> Ohio State, Jack McKenna (A)#, Hank D'Ambrogi (M) -> Delaware, Jack Labanca (FO)#
Georgetown: Connor O'Reilly (D)
Hampton: Josh Hughes (M)#
Harvard: Chase Yager (M) -> Virginia
High Point: Maxwell Armitage (M)#, Caison Dillon (A), Alex St. John (D)#
Hobart: Marcus Trujillo (LSM), Michael Amoruso (LSM) -> Sacred Heart, Souleymane Ballo (M), Bobby Baltzer (M), Jack Grooms (M), John Herlihy (A), Kevin Holtby (G) -> Stevens (D3), Mamadou Meite (M)
Hofstra: Connor Hufnagel (A)#
Holy Cross: Jayce Lambert (M) -> Bentley (D2), Cameron Magalotti (M) -> Lenoir-Rhyne (D2), Thomas McIntire (A)
Jacksonville: Ezekiel Lomax (M), Luke Robinson (M), Steven Woolery (M), Immanuel Brown (M) -> Lindenwood, Tucker Macknik (D)#, Gordon Ogden (LSM)#, Colin Olson (M)#
Lafayette: JP Robinson (D) -> Tampa (D2), James Turco (FO) -> Babson (D3), Ryan Duncan (A), Gunnar Bogorowski -> St. Joe's, Macklin Fitzpatrick (M), Oneniotekowa Maracle (A)#, Peyton McNeill (M)
Lehigh: Caleb Creasor (G) -> Marquette, Christian Mule (A) -> Syracuse, John Sidorski (M), Justin Tiernan (A) -> Michigan
Lindenwood: Colin Brunner (A)#, Trevor Lockwood (D)
LIU: Travis Hayon (D), Sean Kennedy (M), Jonathan Vuono (M)
Loyola: Hugh Brown (M)#
Manhattan: James Addonizio (M)#
Marist: Kellen Pulera (A)
Marquette: Michael Allieri (G) -> Boston U, Cole Emmanuel (FO), Connor Gorman (A)#, Chris Kirschner (M)
Maryland: Brian Burlace (LSM) -> Notre Dame, Gavin Tygh (FO) -> St. Joe's, Garrett Gibons (M) -> Stony Brook, Chase Cope (M)
Mercer: Thomas Berry (A)-> Le Moyne, Wesley Chairs (D) -> Georgetown, Adin Laughlin (G)#
Merrimack: Drew Fleury (A)#, Zach Koch (G)#, Allyn French (FO)#, Jake McCarthy (FO)# -> Salisbury, Jack Richards (A)# -> Tampa (D2)
Michigan: Jake Bonomi (M) -> Notre Dame, Josh Zawada (A), Mac Fotiades (G)
Monmouth: Max Kunnath (G), Matt Karsian (M), Jonny MacLean (M)
Mount St. Mary's: Connor Beals (FO), Carson Fuchs (A)# -> Tampa (D2), Eddie Gigliotti (A), Steven Schmitt (LSM), Bobby Turso (FO)#, TJ Gravante (A)#
Navy: Max Silva (LSM)
North Carolina: Matt Wright (LSM) -> Syracuse, JT Roselle (LSM)
Notre Dame: Maximus Schalit (D) -> Jacksonville, Jeremy Hopsicker (A)# -> Brown
Ohio State: Daniel Garone (M), Oran Gelinas (G)#-> Johns Hopkins, Richie LaCalandra (A), Stephen Zupicich (D) -> Villanova, Matthew Fritz (FO)#
Penn State: Gerald Filardi Jr. (M), Tyler Kuprianchik (FO)#
Princeton: Sam English (M) -> Syracuse, Jake Stevens (M) -> Syracuse, Alex Slusher (A) -> Duke, Beau Pederson (SSDM) -> Michigan, Alex Vardaro (M), Christian Ronda (A/M) -> Michigan, Griffen Rakower (G) -> Duke, Weston Carpenter (M), Jacob Stoebner (D) -> Johns Hopkins, Cathal Roberts (LSM) -> Michigan, Luke Moriarty (LSM)
Providence: Justin Bordner (FO), Harrison Sweeney (D)#
Quinnipiac: John Ludenia (D)#, Shaun Padden (M)#, Keegan Palmer (D)#
Richmond: Mitch Pfeiffer (M)
Robert Morris: Carter Ruhm (G)#
Rutgers: Remington Reynolds (LSM)# -> Loyola, Matt Dollive (M)# -> Marquette, Luke Romanek (FO)#, Logan Mueller (D)
Sacred Heart: Nick Labanca (G) -> Binghamton, Nick Handy (M), Skyler Wilde (A)
Siena: Maximo Fenn (FO)#, Sam DiChristina (D), Chris Kiely (M), Stephen Rinck (M)
St. Bonaventure: Will McKay (M)#, Brady Wijbrandts (M) -> Bryant, Aidan Smith (FO)#
St. Joe's: Ryan Kemp (A) -> Pace (D2)
St. John's: Matt Cleary (A)#, Zach Kroog (A)#, Kaden Quirk (G)#
Syracuse: Brandon Aviles (SSDM)
Towson: Brandon Hund (SSDM) -> Rutgers, Jordan Hayes (SSDM) -> St. John's, John Kiracofe (G), Connor McDonough (A)#, Reagan McNemar (D), Andrew Milani (A) -> Tampa (D2), Devon Rasmus (M)#
UMass: Kevin Lynch (D)
UMass Lowell: Bradley Brown (M)#, Jake Davis (A)#, Conor Doherty (A)#, Sammy Doherty (LSM)#, Nick Harvath (M)#, JD Henninger (D)#, Ben Quinn (FO)#, Ben Roberts (FO)#, Christian Thornton (A)#, Brian Wiles (A)
UMBC: Dane Armstrong (FO)#, Davis Burleson (A)#, Tony Diallo (D), Mason Edwards (M), Ricky Fedorchak (LSM)
Utah: Cole Brams (FO), Drew Wasserman (A)
Vermont: Nicholas Alviti (LSM) -> Maryland, Tommy Burke (FO) -> Ohio State, Jackson Canfield (D) -> Maryland, Stone Jacobs (M), Daniel Manning (D), Timothy Manning (D), Per-Anders Olter (A), Colin Sharkey (M), James Basile (M), Riley Bennett (LSM), Brooks Catlin (G), Charles Huntley (M)#, Derek Marsilio (M), Caden Padelford (A)#
Virginia: Daniel Parker (SSDM) -> Notre Dame, Mac Eldridge (FO)# -> Penn
VMI: Tim Lindenbaum (D), Hartley Jordan (M) -> UNC
Wagner: Eli Fisher (M) -> Ohio State, Danny Brady (G) -> Ohio State, Brendan Higgins (LSM), Tommy Ilvento (FO)
Yale: Lucas Osborne (M)# -> Jacksonville

D2/D3/Other

Amherst: Brock Gonzalez -> Duke, Tanyr Krummenacher (A) -> Rutgers
Bowdoin: Ethan Barnard (FO), Zack Goorno (M)
Christopher Newport: Cambell Pozin (M)
Conn. College: Jack Venturelli (D)
Dickinson: Seamus McCloskey (D) -> Jacksonville
Gettysburg: Zach Puckhaber (D), George Raymond (A)
Hamilton: Seamus Fagan (G) -> Rutgers
Hampden-Sydney: Nick Morgan (D) -> UNC
Lenoir-Rhyne: Toron Eccleston (M) -> St. Joe's, Bryce Reece (M)
Lynchburg: Chris Darminio (LSM) -> Jacksonville
Muhlenberg: James Dalimonte (M) -> Penn State, Max May (G) -> Hofstra, Connor Riebling (SSDM) -> Monmouth
Pace: Anthony Caputo (M) -> Jacksonville
Salisbury: Zach Timmons (D)
Scranton: Chris Crapanzano (M) -> Albany
Southern Virginia: Carter Bean (M)
St. Lawrence: Joe Scarfi (D) -> Penn State
Transylvania: Dalton Hubbs (M) -> Jacksonville
Tufts: Kyle Adelmann (D), Jack Boyden (A), Mason Kohn (FO) -> Syracuse
Union: Jack Titus (SSDM) -> Syracuse
Washington and Lee: Harris Hubbard (D) -> Rutgers
Washington College: Ewan Temple (A) -> Merrimack
Wesleyan: Nolan Collins (D), Matthew Gill (A)
West Conn: Trey Aronow (M) -> Jacksonville
Williams: Matthew Freitas (G)
Wingate: Willie Grieco (A)

Key
* in the portal for 2025 season
# undergraduate Transfer
BOLD = most recent update

[DocBarrister]

I think Syracuse is going to be a much tougher out next season.

DocBarrister

[keno in reno]

I think Syracuse is going to be a much tougher out next season.

DocBarrister

Maybe. They could also lose every conference game on the schedule. It's a big leap from a neat group of freshmen to beating UVA, Notre Dame, Duke and others.

[Turnandrake]

Bucknell senior Striano to UNC for grad year?

[44WeWantMore]

I think Syracuse is going to be a much tougher out next season.

DocBarrister

Maybe. They could also lose every conference game on the schedule. It's a big leap from a neat group of freshmen to beating UVA, Notre Dame, Duke and others.

They could lose every conference game and still be a top-10 team. That said, I would give them better than even odds of beating an ACC team next year.

[Farfromgeneva]

I think Syracuse is going to be a much tougher out next season.

DocBarrister

Maybe. They could also lose every conference game on the schedule. It's a big leap from a neat group of freshmen to beating UVA, Notre Dame, Duke and others.

They could lose every conference game and still be a top-10 team. That said, I would give them better than even odds of beating an ACC team next year.

North Carolina?

[44WeWantMore]

On the basis of talent differential, yes, that is the most likely one, though for some reason Syracuse seems to match up well against Duke.
But my point was that by closing the talent differential, Syracuse makes the 'any given Saturday' result more in doubt, so over the course of the season, I would bet they could steal one.

[AreaLax]

Per IL

Former @CuseMLAX shortstick Brandon Aviles will join @JHUmenslacrosse as a grad transfer, sources tell @Inside_Lacrosse. A highly athletic four-year contributor to the Orange’s SSDM unit, Aviles finished with 74 GB’s and 21 CT’s in 38 career games despite battling injuries.

[AreaLax]

Per IL
“ Former @UVMmlax shortstick Colin Sharkey is headed to @TerpsMLax as a grad transfer, multiple sources tell @Inside_Lacrosse. Set to join teammates Jackson Canfield and Nick Alviti in College Park, Sharkey (2G/3A, 27 GB’s) was a Second Team All-America East pick in 2023.”

[HopFan16]

Rutgers quickly closing in on Jacksonville. Sounds like they are going to tie and possibly pass them very shortly

Albany: Joey Pezzimenti (A)-> Le Moyne, Conner Fingar (M), Trey Goins (M)#, Tommy Heller (G), Garrett Maxwell (D), Jack Pucci (A), Keelan Seneca (A)
Bellarmine: Jesse Roth (M) -> NJIT, Kaleb Russell (A) -> Stevenson (D3)
Binghamton: Dylan Braddock (M), Matthew DeSouza (FO) -> Virginia, Thomas Greenblatt (M) -> Ohio State, Max Napoli (M), Quinn O'Hara (M), Declan Farris (D)
Boston U: Christian Quadrino (M)# -> Mercy (D2), JP Jackson (A), Anthony Forziati (A) -> UMass Lowell, Donnie Howard (M)
Brown: Matthew Gunty (FO), Griffin King (M) -> Maryland, Devon McLane (A) -> Notre Dame, Topher Bligh (M)
Bryant: Kevin Berutich (A)#, Andrew Finn (M)#, Grant Nelligan (M)#, Rand Paddack (G)#, Brody Rule (D)
Bucknell: Daniel Striano (M), Hank Bethel (D) -> NJIT, Andrew Stanzel (D) -> Michigan, Tommy Armstrong (A)#, Tanner Germain (M)
Canisius: Colin Kelly (A) -> Rutgers, Kevin Carney (A)-> Albany, Chance Cook (D), Ryan Farron (D) -> St. John's
Colgate: Conner Brook (M), Thomas Colucci (FO), Donny Gayhardt (D), Michael Lia (D), Vin Maxwell (A)#, Ethan Cronk (FO)#
Cleveland State: Gannon Matthews (M)# -> Ohio State, Joe DeDonatis (M)#, Collin Willis (G)
Cornell: Chayse Ierlan (G) -> Johns Hopkins
Dartmouth: Peter Rizzotti (D) -> Rutgers
Delaware: Corbin Minard (FO)# -> St. John's, Paul Reidy -> Jacksonville
Denver: Gabe Bowen-Slott (D)
Detroit Mercy: Kaden Dietrich (M)#, Luke Fritz (M)#, Joe Janda (D)#, Noah Martin (LSM)#
Drexel: Sean Donnelly (A), Grant Isika (FO)#, Ben Scandone (M)#
Duke: Luke Waters (M)
Fairfield: Zack Antoniou (D) -> Ohio State, Jack McKenna (A)#, Hank D'Ambrogi (M) -> Delaware, Jack Labanca (FO)#
Georgetown: Connor O'Reilly (D)
Hampton: Josh Hughes (M)#
Harvard: Chase Yager (M) -> Virginia
High Point: Maxwell Armitage (M)#, Caison Dillon (A), Alex St. John (D)#
Hobart: Marcus Trujillo (LSM), Michael Amoruso (LSM) -> Sacred Heart, Souleymane Ballo (M), Bobby Baltzer (M), Jack Grooms (M), John Herlihy (A), Kevin Holtby (G) -> Stevens (D3), Mamadou Meite (M)
Hofstra: Connor Hufnagel (A)#
Holy Cross: Jayce Lambert (M) -> Bentley (D2), Cameron Magalotti (M) -> Lenoir-Rhyne (D2), Thomas McIntire (A)
Jacksonville: Ezekiel Lomax (M), Luke Robinson (M), Steven Woolery (M), Immanuel Brown (M) -> Lindenwood, Tucker Macknik (D)#, Gordon Ogden (LSM)#, Colin Olson (M)#
Lafayette: JP Robinson (D) -> Tampa (D2), James Turco (FO) -> Babson (D3), Ryan Duncan (A), Gunnar Bogorowski -> St. Joe's, Macklin Fitzpatrick (M), Oneniotekowa Maracle (A)#, Peyton McNeill (M)
Lehigh: Caleb Creasor (G) -> Marquette, Christian Mule (A) -> Syracuse, John Sidorski (M), Justin Tiernan (A) -> Michigan
Lindenwood: Colin Brunner (A)#, Trevor Lockwood (D)
LIU: Travis Hayon (D), Sean Kennedy (M), Jonathan Vuono (M)
Loyola: Hugh Brown (M)#
Manhattan: James Addonizio (M)#
Marist: Kellen Pulera (A)
Marquette: Michael Allieri (G) -> Boston U, Cole Emmanuel (FO), Connor Gorman (A)#, Chris Kirschner (M)
Maryland: Brian Burlace (LSM) -> Notre Dame, Gavin Tygh (FO) -> St. Joe's, Garrett Gibons (M) -> Stony Brook, Chase Cope (M)
Mercer: Thomas Berry (A)-> Le Moyne, Wesley Chairs (D) -> Georgetown, Adin Laughlin (G)#
Merrimack: Drew Fleury (A)#, Zach Koch (G)#, Allyn French (FO)#, Jake McCarthy (FO)# -> Salisbury, Jack Richards (A)# -> Tampa (D2)
Michigan: Jake Bonomi (M) -> Notre Dame, Josh Zawada (A), Mac Fotiades (G)
Monmouth: Max Kunnath (G), Matt Karsian (M), Jonny MacLean (M)
Mount St. Mary's: Connor Beals (FO), Carson Fuchs (A)# -> Tampa (D2), Eddie Gigliotti (A), Steven Schmitt (LSM), Bobby Turso (FO)#, TJ Gravante (A)#
Navy: Max Silva (LSM)
North Carolina: Matt Wright (LSM) -> Syracuse, JT Roselle (LSM)
Notre Dame: Maximus Schalit (D) -> Jacksonville, Jeremy Hopsicker (A)# -> Brown
Ohio State: Daniel Garone (M), Oran Gelinas (G)#-> Johns Hopkins, Richie LaCalandra (A), Stephen Zupicich (D) -> Villanova, Matthew Fritz (FO)#
Penn State: Gerald Filardi Jr. (M), Tyler Kuprianchik (FO)#
Princeton: Sam English (M) -> Syracuse, Jake Stevens (M) -> Syracuse, Alex Slusher (A) -> Duke, Beau Pederson (SSDM) -> Michigan, Alex Vardaro (M), Christian Ronda (A/M) -> Michigan, Griffen Rakower (G) -> Duke, Weston Carpenter (M), Jacob Stoebner (D) -> Johns Hopkins, Cathal Roberts (LSM) -> Michigan, Luke Moriarty (LSM)
Providence: Justin Bordner (FO), Harrison Sweeney (D)#
Quinnipiac: John Ludenia (D)#, Shaun Padden (M)#, Keegan Palmer (D)#
Richmond: Mitch Pfeiffer (M)
Robert Morris: Carter Ruhm (G)#
Rutgers: Remington Reynolds (LSM)# -> Loyola, Matt Dollive (M)# -> Marquette, Luke Romanek (FO)#, Logan Mueller (D)
Sacred Heart: Nick Labanca (G) -> Binghamton, Nick Handy (M), Skyler Wilde (A)
Siena: Maximo Fenn (FO)#, Sam DiChristina (D), Chris Kiely (M), Stephen Rinck (M)
St. Bonaventure: Will McKay (M)#, Brady Wijbrandts (M) -> Bryant, Aidan Smith (FO)#
St. Joe's: Ryan Kemp (A) -> Pace (D2)
St. John's: Matt Cleary (A)#, Zach Kroog (A)#, Kaden Quirk (G)#
Syracuse: Brandon Aviles (SSDM) -> Johns Hopkins
Towson: Brandon Hund (SSDM) -> Rutgers, Jordan Hayes (SSDM) -> St. John's, John Kiracofe (G), Connor McDonough (A)#, Reagan McNemar (D), Andrew Milani (A) -> Tampa (D2), Devon Rasmus (M)#
UMass: Kevin Lynch (D)
UMass Lowell: Bradley Brown (M)#, Jake Davis (A)#, Conor Doherty (A)#, Sammy Doherty (LSM)#, Nick Harvath (M)#, JD Henninger (D)#, Ben Quinn (FO)#, Ben Roberts (FO)#, Christian Thornton (A)#, Brian Wiles (A)
UMBC: Dane Armstrong (FO)#, Davis Burleson (A)#, Tony Diallo (D), Mason Edwards (M) -> Rutgers, Ricky Fedorchak (LSM)
Utah: Cole Brams (FO), Drew Wasserman (A)
Vermont: Nicholas Alviti (LSM) -> Maryland, Tommy Burke (FO) -> Ohio State, Jackson Canfield (D) -> Maryland, Stone Jacobs (M), Daniel Manning (D), Timothy Manning (D), Per-Anders Olter (A), Colin Sharkey (M) -> Maryland, James Basile (M), Riley Bennett (LSM), Brooks Catlin (G), Charles Huntley (M)#, Derek Marsilio (M), Caden Padelford (A)#
Virginia: Daniel Parker (SSDM) -> Notre Dame, Mac Eldridge (FO)# -> Penn
VMI: Tim Lindenbaum (D), Hartley Jordan (M) -> UNC
Wagner: Eli Fisher (M) -> Ohio State, Danny Brady (G) -> Ohio State, Brendan Higgins (LSM), Tommy Ilvento (FO)
Yale: Lucas Osborne (M)# -> Jacksonville

D2/D3/Other

Amherst: Brock Gonzalez -> Duke, Tanyr Krummenacher (A) -> Rutgers
Bowdoin: Ethan Barnard (FO), Zack Goorno (M)
Christopher Newport: Cambell Pozin (M)
Conn. College: Jack Venturelli (D)
Dickinson: Seamus McCloskey (D) -> Jacksonville
Gettysburg: Zach Puckhaber (D), George Raymond (A)
Hamilton: Seamus Fagan (G) -> Rutgers
Hampden-Sydney: Nick Morgan (D) -> UNC
Lenoir-Rhyne: Toron Eccleston (M) -> St. Joe's, Bryce Reece (M)
Lynchburg: Chris Darminio (LSM) -> Jacksonville
Muhlenberg: James Dalimonte (M) -> Penn State, Max May (G) -> Hofstra, Connor Riebling (SSDM) -> Monmouth
Pace: Anthony Caputo (M) -> Jacksonville
Salisbury: Zach Timmons (D)
Scranton: Chris Crapanzano (M) -> Albany
Southern Virginia: Carter Bean (M)
St. Lawrence: Joe Scarfi (D) -> Penn State
Transylvania: Dalton Hubbs (M) -> Jacksonville
Tufts: Kyle Adelmann (D), Jack Boyden (A), Mason Kohn (FO) -> Syracuse
Union: Jack Titus (SSDM) -> Syracuse
Washington and Lee: Harris Hubbard (D) -> Rutgers
Washington College: Ewan Temple (A) -> Merrimack
Wesleyan: Nolan Collins (D), Matthew Gill (A)
West Conn: Trey Aronow (M) -> Jacksonville
Williams: Matthew Freitas (G)
Wingate: Willie Grieco (A)

Key
* in the portal for 2025 season
# undergraduate Transfer
BOLD = most recent update

[camskidamski]

Not sure if this has been brought up in the forums but do we know what specific grad programs are bringing in the most guys by school? (I know it varies greatly on the individual and their coursework prior but…) Better worded: Which specific programs are most appealing for some of these student-athletes that are making the jump? What are the best and most common at Duke, Carolina, ND, UVA, UMD, etc…

Just curious to see what some of these guys are working towards as they wrap their eligibility!

[10stone5]

TMI

don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.

[Farfromgeneva]

TMI

don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.

My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.

[enterprise]

Not sure if this has been brought up in the forums but do we know what specific grad programs are bringing in the most guys by school? (I know it varies greatly on the individual and their coursework prior but…) Better worded: Which specific programs are most appealing for some of these student-athletes that are making the jump? What are the best and most common at Duke, Carolina, ND, UVA, UMD, etc…

Just curious to see what some of these guys are working towards as they wrap their eligibility!

I would bet a lot are doing something relating to business because there are some one-year programs that give you coursework and credentials but maybe not an MBA [which normally takes 2 years]. I have had students enroll in one-year programs in both real estate and accounting, for example.

[youthathletics]

TMI

don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.

My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.

My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.

[44WeWantMore]

I am neither a Georgetown nor Patrick Ewing fan, and you might have inside information, but I heard that John Thompson did not allow his players to totally blow off classwork. Maybe not the highest standard, but better than some.

[Farfromgeneva]

TMI

don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.

My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.

My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.

Buddy of mine went there during Mutombo years and said he’d walk into bars and go “who wants to sex Dikembe?”. I wish I was that baller.

[wgdsr]

TMI

don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.

My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.

My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.

Buddy of mine went there during Mutombo years and said he’d walk into bars and go “who wants to sex Dikembe?”. I wish I was that baller.

it happened.

[Jldlax]

TMI

don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.

My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.

My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.

Buddy of mine went there during Mutombo years and said he’d walk into bars and go “who wants to sex Dikembe?”. I wish I was that baller.

it happened.

I attended Georgetown at the beginning of the Thompson era. The first class he brought in was 3 DC guys, a NYC kid, and the suburban DC guard whose father was a math professor at GU. Four years later his inner city guys all graduated on time. The suburban guy dropped out after freshman year and tended bar for a time. I also lived in a regular dorm with some basketball players and they actually came in every night with books from study hall. It was at least a serious attempt at a real education back then. I cannot speak to later years…

[Typical Lax Dad]

TMI

don’t know how you’d get such info,
unless someone wants to make public their grad program.

My father used to be a Cuse basketball fan and he told me the preferred program at Georgetown was underwater basket weaving. I can’t DTA I confirms that but it sounded good to me.

My father was an instructor at G'Town when Ewing arrived on campus.....basket weaving may have been a risk for him as a freshman.

“In May 1985, Patrick A. Ewing received his bachelor's degree from the College of Arts & Sciences--on time, as he had promised to his mother four years earlier.”

Patrick moved to Boston from Jamaica and struggled with the language and the dialect. Just because your English isn’t good, doesn’t mean you are dumb. The #1 student in my MBA program was from Turkey. His English wasn’t too good….a stupid American said “If he is so smart, why can’t he speak English?”…..my guess is your pappy wasn’t well traveled like my stupid classmate from Southington CT that had never been beyond northern New Jersey.