Steven A Moderator No. 1 Share Posted 21 hours ago Oregon Basketball Senior F Jadrain Tracey enters the NCAA Transfer Portal 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mosconi No. 2 Share Posted 20 hours ago Not so troublesome - he never seemed to be a serious competitor. Wishing him the best with his interest in photography, though. 3 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JabbaNoBargain No. 3 Share Posted 16 hours ago (edited) I mean, nothing against the kid, but a senior that averaged 6.9 points and 2.8 rebounds off the bench hitting the portal isn’t exactly a red alert or this teams biggest issue imo. We need a serious infusion of offensive firepower. Edited 16 hours ago by JabbaNoBargain 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
GeotechDuck No. 4 Share Posted 7 hours ago Not ideal. He was a good role player and knew the program. You need those kind of guys on your roster. Not sure what is happening, but this is getting scary. Shelstad hasn’t said anything other than he is registered for spring classes. There has been nothing from Evans. Bittle is maybe 50/50. Oregon has 1 HS commitment from Frakes and 1 portal commitment from Pryor. Pryor has upside, but it’s not like his stats jump off the screen. He averaged 3.2 points last year and shot 18% from three. Frakes looks like an athletic freak, but how well can he shoot the ball? Is he more like Rigsby and can shoot it or is he more like the freshman version of CJ Walker? 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
30Duck Moderator No. 5 Share Posted 6 hours ago Fascinating. I saw Jabba's post and thought, "yeah, I agree with this", then I read, Geotech's, and it made a lot of sense. As transfer portal enthusiast, Issac Newton said, "For every transfer portal out, there's an equal transfer portal in". Issac's team, the Neutrons, never made the tourney. I don't think Tracey is a huge loss by himself, but I don't know if Pryor will equal his production, and if OBD have to give Bittle a lot of NIL to stay, and Shelstad & Evans, that cuts into the amount left to entice new players. I hope we haven't heard anything from Shelstad because it goes without saying that he's staying. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JabbaNoBargain No. 6 Share Posted 5 hours ago I’d really guess in this case the kid was a senior with one more year of eligibility left who wants more playing time. His production actually declined from his junior year which isn’t a good trend if you want to go out with a bang. A guard shooting under 70% from the free throw line his senior year is not a great lagging indicator imo. Bittle did exactly what he should do, but in the universe where we have NIL I’ll be very surprised if he’s not back. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
sports fan No. 7 Share Posted 3 hours ago Here's the stats for Jadrian Tracey 2023-2024 games played 36 games started 22 total minutes 975 per game 27 field goal 42% 3 point 36% free throws 78% points per game 7.6 total rebounds 129 total assists 64 2024-2025 games played 35 games started 16 total minutes 740 per game 21 field goal 48% 3 point 34% free throws 69% points per game 6.9 total rebounds 97 total assists 58 A few weeks ago, Tracey said he was coming back. I wonder what happened for him to change his mind. With the NIL, its becoming more difficult for coaches to keep players in the program. If Bittle, Evans and Shelstad stay, Coach Altman will be able to build around his core group of players. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
