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Former Vol Bishop Boswell humorously responded to Rick Barnes' comments about the Tennessee Volunteers' offensive strategies. The team has successfully recruited top players through the transfer portal, including Juke Harris.
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The Tennessee Volunteers men's basketball have been on fire this transfer portal cycle, as Rick Barnes has landed nearly every player he has targeted. With the latest addition of Juke Harris, Barnes now holds the top portal class in the country.
âTennessee basketball keeps adding to its star-studded transfer portal haul, adding Wake Forest guard Juke Harris on Monday, May 4. Harris, the No. 2-ranked overall player in the transfer portal in USA TODAY's rankings, averaged 21.4 points with 6.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game last season on 44.4% shooting. He chose the Vols over Michigan, which he visited, and North Carolina, among others. Harris' commitment lifts Tennessee's portal haul to No. 1 in USA TODAY Sports' class rankings,â USA Todayâs Austin Curtright wrote.
Barnes has added plenty of offensive options, which was a clear priority entering the portal.
âThis year, we knew that we wanted more offense,â said Barnes on Rocky Top Insiderâs âRTI Low Down.â âWe didnât want to really rely on two or three guys⊠We donât want to coach these guys on every play - we want some guys that can go create offense.â
Bishop Boswell provided a comical response to Rick Barnes' remarks regarding the Tennessee Volunteers' offensive strategies.
Juke Harris is a Wake Forest guard and the No. 2-ranked player in the transfer portal, whose commitment has helped Tennessee secure the top transfer portal class in the country.
Rick Barnes has excelled in the transfer portal, successfully landing nearly every targeted player, significantly enhancing the team's offensive options.
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When Barnesâ comments went public, former guard Bishop Boswell didnât seem to take them too well.
âFormer Tennessee guard Bishop Boswellâs response to the same post on Instagram. Boswell, a combo guard out of high school, signed with Maryland after entering the transfer portal. The Myers Park product spent two seasons with the Vols,â Volunteer reporter William Patteson wrote.
Boswellâs laughing emoji response suggests it may have played a role in the two sides parting ways. While Boswell was strong defensively, he was not much of an offensive threat.
In todayâs era of NIL and the transfer portal, every player has their own reasons for leaving a program. Still, Boswellâs reaction may hint at a deeper connection to Barnesâ comments. Whatever the case, itâs clear he didnât view the remarks favorably.