Ex-Syracuse Players' Transfers: Ups & Downs

0:00On March 18th, the juice online has fresh updates on four more former CQ's orange players as their seasons wrap up just before the NCAA. Tournament Justin Taylor closed out his college career at James Madison with minimal impact, playing only 18 games and scoring 18 total points over. Two seasons there. Kyle Kuff found his best role off the bench at Mercer, averaging 7.3 points per game, his career high while shooting 39 percent from the field. Meanwhile, Peter Maashtorev except a big as a starter for Long Beach State, logging 31 minutes a night and putting up 14.4 points and 6.4 rebounds per game on a league leading 56.7 effective field goal percentage. His team struggled though, finishing 10 wins and 22 losses without making the conference tournament. William Patterson barely saw the court at New Orleans after a junior college stop, appearing in just 7 games for 4.3 minutes per. Contest with only one made basket.

1:02These transfers highlight the ups and downs for ex-orange players seeking bigger roles elsewhere. Taylor's quiet exit underscores unfulfilled potential despite his size while Kuff's steady minutes show a good fit before his team's early so-con. Exit Fans see promise in Maashtorevich's breakout stats heading into his junior year. Patterson's limited time raises questions about his next steps, but overall, these stories reflect how transfers can reshade careers amid conference, tournaments winding down. With a big dance starting soon, keep an eye on who might carry this momentum forward.