Possibilities are almost endless out there this offseason for sure. I'm sure the coaching staff would have had him out there more if it was a good fit but he just wasn't ready for what we do this season. In 53 total minutes played he had 7 points, 9 rebounds, and 2 blocks. That won't be too difficult to improve upon next season wherever he goes.
yeah, it will be great for him if he lands somewhere that he gets 53 minutes in his first three games. If he can get 15-20/game and works hard he can be a good player for somewhere.
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think I read somewhere that seniors who come back next season do NOT count against the scholarship limit. Thus, even if Stockard comes back, and I am fairly certain he is as of this moment, then we still have two scholarships available (Clark’s and Medley-Bacon’s).
I think its more about finding a system where you can grow and learn. Given what I saw from him on the court, our fast past, trapping, pressing, switching D and Motion O was too much for him.
As @WillWeaverRVA said, you're correct, but there is one subtlety. It's true only if the senior comes back to the same school. A senior who transfers to take advantage of their 5th year of eligibility counts against his new school's scholarship limit. So if Levi Stockard comes back to VCU, he doesn't count against our 13 scholarships, but Kellan Grady does count against UK's limit.
No but Kellan Grady did.
Mellon Grady and the Infinite Sadness
