Cowboy Hoops: Bryce Thompson to announce transfer decision on Thursday
Oklahoma State makes the final three with Oklahoma and Tulsa
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Ever since former five-star Bryce Thompson announced his decision to leave Kansas and enter the transfer portal back in April, Oklahoma State fans have been eagerly awaiting his decision.
Well, the wait is almost over.
Thompson posted Wednesday on his Instagram account that he will announce his next destination at noon on Thursday, with a final-three of Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, and Tulsa.
The former Booker T. Washington star has had plenty of interest in where he will end up in the state of Oklahoma, with OSU and Tulsa seeming like the most likely landing spots.
Saints 2021 UDFA Profile: Bryce Thompson
Will this defensive back be the the third straight University of Tennessee undrafted rookie to make an impact for the New Orleans Saints?
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May 5, 2021
The New Orleans Saints have struck gold with undrafted talent out of the University of Tennessee in each of the last two years. Defensive tackle Shy Tuttle went undrafted in 2019 and had an immediate impact as a rookie. He’s had two sacks, ten QB pressures, an interception, and six tackles for loss in his first two seasons and will be an important part of the team’s interior rotation in 2021.
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New Orleans Saints edition, and a deep dive into the 49ers approach to the offseason - My approach to the NN community Mock drafte By 14YearOldNinersFan on May 2, 2021, 10:35pm PDT +
The NFL draft has been completed, and as the focus on this site will turn to an analysis of our picks and the fallout for our roster, it s looking unlikely that the NN community mock draft will ever make it back onto the front page. For those who don t know, the draft finished around noon on April 16th, but only 4 rounds have been uploaded (the 5th round was recently uploaded in a fanpost, you can find it here: https://www.ninersnation.com/2021/4/29/22410398/niners-nation-community-mock-draft-round-5).
WDSU Hot Seat: 2021 Saints Draft Analysis Share Updated: 8:10 AM CDT May 3, 2021 Share Updated: 8:10 AM CDT May 3, 2021
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Show Transcript Hello everyone. I m WDS. Sports anchor, fletcher Medical. And this is a special edition of the W. D. S. You hotsy Tonight we are dedicating all things to the black and gold. Specifically the 2021 new Orleans Saints draft. The rookie draft class this year features six players, three on defense, three on offense. They are Peyton Turner a defensive end from Houston, Pete Warner, a linebacker from Ohio State, Paulson Adobo, a quarterback from stanford. Then offensively Ian book a quarterback out of Notre Dame, Landon Young, an offensive tackle from Kentucky in cohen baker, a wide receiver from south Alabama, joining us now to do a deep dive into the Saints draft. Our good friend Mike Triplett from ESPN. Mike your overall thoughts on the 2021 ST draft. Yeah, look, I understand the disappointment from a l
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Kansas forward Gethro Muscadin, left, guards Bryce Thompson, middle, and Tristan Enaruna (13) rebound during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against Washburn in Lawrence, Kan., Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020. Kansas defeated Washburn 89-54. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)
The path from Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kansas, to the front door of the Pit in Albuquerque has been traveled before.
Lobo fans hope Saturday’s news of another Jayhawk transferring to the University of New Mexico men’s basketball program could net similarly successful results.
Gethro Muscadin, a 6-foot-10 freshman forward from Haiti who played this past season at Kansas, announced on social media Saturday morning he will be transferring to play for Richard Pitino and the UNM Lobos.