Category: 2026-2027

  • Tracking A Transfer: Jan Vide

    Thank you for tuning in for the last offseason player profile (assuming there aren’t any unexpected late additions) of 2026. You can find my pieces on Jurian Dixon, Christian Harmon and Nolan Adekunle by following those respective links. As stated previously, there will be no piece on Kalu Anya because he didn’t play this past…

  • Grading A German: Nolan Adekunle

    Oh, friends. My X account got hacked and stolen from me. X’s “customer service” is an exercise in anti-communicative art. So, it’s possible that this piece won’t make it to you if Twitter was your method of finding it. I hope it does. In the immortal words of Jeff Goldblum (RIP Sam Neill), “Life, uh,…

  • Tracking A Transfer: Christian Harmon

    Ahoy! Welcome to Part 2 of 2026’s Tracking A Transfer series. Our first piece covered Jurian Dixon from UC Irvine. We will now move onto Christian Harmon, the 6’6″ Senior Guard from Arkansas State (by way of JUCO Gulf Coast State College). Harmon should have two years of remaining eligibility with the 5-in-5 ruling which,…

  • Tracking A Transfer: Jurian Dixon

    Hey there. It’s been a while. Good to see you again! Welcome to Part 1 of 2026’s Tracking A Transfer series. It’s a little different this year and we’re getting started a little later because, unlike last year where there was almost a complete roster overhaul, this season UVa returned every single eligible player –…

  • A Quick Note About This Year’s Tracking A Transfer Pieces

    A quick note while starting to write the first of these pieces about Jurian Dixon – this has been a much harder year for these pieces than in previous years. As recently as last year, you could throw a rock and hit a full game recording from most previous teams on Youtube. Now, increased scrutiny…

  • State of The Program, 2026

    Well, after a little time to sit and regroup, and for the first time in a couple of years since there was a coaching search last offseason, it’s time to dive into the first “State of The Program” under Ryan Odom. This comes on the heels of a narrow loss against an under-seeded Tennessee team…