Which blue bloods will go after a grad transfer?
Posted Mar 24, 2020
Unless they enroll Moussa Cisse, Kentucky might be the likeliest blueblood to work the transfer portal to replace Nick Richards. Duke’s name has been mentioned with the top grad transfers but I take that as more of a proactive approach. Unless UNC loses a transfer, their top-three incoming class will do. I wouldn’t be surprised if Kansas looked at a grad transfer or two.
(Rivals.com)
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