Semi-OT: Nikhai Hill-Green Enters Transfer Portal

Submitted by NonAlumFan on November 30th, 2023 at 9:59 AM

https://x.com/tomvh/status/1730210899015667886?s=46&t=PRCXo8Zz6rBCQziYgqZIJg

(Can't access X on my work computer to embed so hopefully the link works.)

Per Tom VanHaaren, NHG is in the transfer portal as a grad transfer after leaving UM for Biff Poggi and Charlotte this spring. With Barrett out of eligibility and a new LB coach, maybe he'd be willing to rejoin the rotation. I believe he'd have two years of eligibility left after the 2020 COVID redshirt and a medical redshirt in 2022.

VanHaaren says he had 73 tackles, 9 for loss including 2 sacks, and 3 PBU's in 1 season at Charlotte. In 2021, he had 50 tackles including 2 for loss in 14 games. 2020 brought him 1 tackle in 3 games. Many thought 2023 would be a breakout year for him, this was prior to Hausmann transferring in though.

Mr Miggle

November 30th, 2023 at 10:38 AM ^

Yes, it happens and will more often as transfers are becoming so common. Off the top of my head, there is a Michigan example and it was so typical of the NCAA. Marell Evans played for Carr and RR, left and transferred back when Hoke was in. Unfortunately, he had eligibility issues and didn't get to play even though he was admitted and was on the team.  

Magnus

November 30th, 2023 at 3:07 PM ^

Indeed it has happened! Even at Michigan.

Marell Evans signed with Michigan in 2007. He then transferred to Hampton. He tried to come back to Michigan in 2011, and he was on the team, but he was not eligible to play. I'm not sure if the details ever were made public.

HAIL 2 VICTORS

November 30th, 2023 at 10:45 AM ^

YES Burnt Ends are incredible.

Imagine a prime rib on the bone cooked like a burnt end to order and you have THE CROWN PRIME from Jack Stack in KC.

The original location (Mom/Dad owned) in Martin City (30 minutes from KC) has the oldest oven so the flavor is slightly better then the other locations that are newer and owned by the Son I believe.  However any location does it right and it is a MUST try.

HAIL 2 VICTORS

November 30th, 2023 at 11:24 AM ^

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You have posted your love for Texas BBQ before and you good sir are WRONG!

However because you have not made the trip to KC and had The Crown Prime, proper Burnt Ends, or any of the many local BBQ favorites you will remain forgiven as basking in ignorance.

Texas BBQ is 2nd.  If you make way to the area let me know I will host you personally on the great BBQ tour of KC.

Sidenote:  The American Royal World Series of BBQ

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mgobleu

November 30th, 2023 at 12:03 PM ^

I would love to take you up on that; not a lot of draw for me for that part of the country though. BBQ World Series might be worth the trip, but kind of a bad time of year to get away.

There is scarcely a day that goes by that I don’t think about a particular meat or tray or dish that I had in Texas. Beef cheeks at Leroy & Lewis, bacon burnt ends at Heim, Panther City, Goldee’s, Dayne’s, Truth, Snow’s…

I could cry just thinking about it.
 

 

NightTrain5

November 30th, 2023 at 11:26 AM ^

BBQ is like M football: Some like it more when JJ throws more, some like it more when Blake runs more, and some like it more when Rod calls game. In the end, it’s a sweet victory. Same for BBQ: Some like different sauces or none at all; in the end, just shades of victory. 

This site has attacked institutions such as Skyline or Miracle Whip, and now Carolina gold. If somebody starts in on Velveeta, I’m going to try to be pissed… but it’s going to be hard this week. 

Red is Blue

November 30th, 2023 at 12:40 PM ^

institutions such as Skyline or Miracle Whip, and now Carolina gold. If somebody starts in on Velveeta

Apparently you don't have to be good, or even not horrible, to be an "institution" in your mind.  Skyline is the only one of those four I would ever consider consuming.  And it'd have to be free and I'd have to be starving.

NonAlumFan

November 30th, 2023 at 10:12 AM ^

I haven't heard of a player coming back to the school they transferred from. If he had a "grass isn't greener" realization, didn't like the Partridge hire after spring ball, or likes his chances on the depth chart better this year, maybe he'd be open to a return, but I agree it's unlikely. I also wonder what impact that would have on the team chemistry. We had someone quit my college baseball team then rejoin it the next year, and there was definitely some resentment.

mgeoffriau

November 30th, 2023 at 10:16 AM ^

Assuming Colson returns, he'd be looking at a depth chart of Colson, Hausmann, and Rolder, with Jaydon Hood and Micah Pollard behind the starters. Does NHG get significant playing time outside of an injury to a starter?