But a step back appears to be in order for 2022–23. It’s easy to believe in Forbes getting things going at Wake Forest, especially after last season’s surprising success. But neither profiles as an all-conference-level piece on the high-major stage, and replacing the production of Williams and LaRavia is a massive task. Marist transfer Jao Ituka was one of the highest-scoring freshmen in the country last season, and Delaware transfer Andrew Carr was a key piece on an NCAA tournament team. No one would have expected Forbes and the Demon Deacons to get the amount of mileage he got from Williams and LaRavia last year, and perhaps he has found some gems in the portal once again. But replicating that success without ACC Player of the Year Alondes Williams and first-round NBA pick Jake LaRavia won’t be easy. Steve Forbes did an unbelievable job in his second year at Wake, using the transfer portal masterly to build a roster that was in NCAA tournament contention until Selection Sunday.
But even in a wide-open Big Ten, it’s hard to see Wisconsin contending for a conference title again. That should be enough to keep them in the NCAA tournament picture. The Badgers are experienced up front, disciplined and well coached. Meanwhile, transfers Max Klesmit (Wofford) and Kamari McGee (Green Bay) profile more as role players than high-level starters in the Big Ten. We can expect a jump from sophomore point guard Chucky Hepburn, whose toughness and smarts stood out as a freshman, but a Davis-like jump from freshman to sophomore year isn’t realistic. Simply put, Wisconsin’s roster doesn’t have another guy close to Davis in terms of the ability to create offense. There should be some regression to come, though, now that Davis departs for the pros. The Badgers were one of the bigger surprises in the country last season, riding the emergence of Johnny Davis to a share of the Big Ten title and a No. The Auburn Cares staff provides holistic support, assistance, and follow-up to meet the unique needs of each student and their circumstances.Repeating as SEC regular-season champs will be tough for Pearl’s team after its departures. Auburn Cares staff balance the needs of the student with those of the overall community to promote academic and personal success for all students. The mission of the Auburn Cares office is to support students and families through challenging and complex situations, connecting students with resources and fostering self-advocacy through individualized planning. Our goal is to help students avert more serious difficulties and attain academic and personal success. Students can also self-refer in order to access support and assistance. Students can be referred to Auburn Cares by faculty/staff, family, or other students when they have a concern regarding a student’s welfare. We support and empower our students to take action and advocate on their own behalf. Our staff work collaboratively with students to identify resources and develop personal action plans. These life events can interfere with a student’s ability to attain their goals, both inside and outside the classroom.Īuburn Cares is designed to support students throughout their college career in order to best achieve their academic and co-curricular goals. Common stressors include medical, mental health, personal or family crisis, illness, or injury. Many students experience difficulties during college, either due to academic or personal reasons.
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