Mid-majors are now essentially a farm system for high majors:

Apr 30, 2024
12:59:42pm

mjmill All-American

Of the top 50 mid-major scorers who are or may be returning to college basketball next year, 41 are transferring (as indicated by the asterisk). https://t.co/RBMy9qGRUW pic.twitter.com/6Z1H3eY0mf
— Bart T🏀rvik (@totally_t_bomb) April 30, 2024

https://twitter.com/totally_t_bomb/status/1785381050933260340

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Mid-majors are now essentially a farm system for high majors:

mjmill All-American

Apr 30, 12:59pm

That’s so sad. Hopefully some of them end up at BYU.

DieHarder

Apr 30, 1:00pm

Good.

TCuz

Apr 30, 1:03pm

It makes me wonder what’s wrong with the other 9

BYUheaven

Apr 30, 1:04pm

Probably the coach's kids

AF_Puma

Apr 30, 1:35pm

For some reason I still hate the term "mid-major". I won't say it. Nails on

Mitty

Apr 30, 1:09pm

It’s a pretty accurate term for G5 teams.

BlooCoug

Apr 30, 1:18pm

The analogy I've seen here of catching the last helicopter out of Vietnam seems

gwalker

Apr 30, 1:17pm

Meanwhile highly ranked role players at high major programs are transferring

4thand19

Apr 30, 1:18pm

Of the top 100 committed transfers (as per EvanMiya), the following transfers

jreid191

Apr 30, 1:55pm

So technically is Washington St still a high major?

AF_Puma

Apr 30, 2:22pm

That's a good question. I kept them there for now since they were this last year

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