While it was a busy week with transfer news across the college basketball world, the only development at Rutgers entering Friday was sophomore point guard Corey Sanders declaring for the NBA Draft for the second consecutive year. The general feeling around the program is he will likely return for next season. If he does end up officially leaving, then the staff would have the summer to replace him. However, backcourt mate Nigel Johnson will definitely not be back after announcing his intentions to transfer once he graduates at the conclusion of this spring semester. He will be able to play immediately as a grad transfer and has one year of eligibility remaining.
Potential Transfer Candidates & Targets For Rutgers Basketball To Add
