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On April 22nd, it was announced that Angel Rodriguez, a sophomore point guard from Kansas State would transfer.
This morning, it appears that we know his destination.
Coral Gables.
According to Jeff Borzello of CBSSports.com, Rodriguez to Miami is a done deal.
Kansas State transfer Angel Rodriguez is a done deal to Miami, per sources.
— Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) May 1, 2013
Rodriguez averaged 11 points per game last season on 36% shooting, to go along with 5 assists and 2 rebounds a night. He was an All Big-12 second team selection for his work this past season, and helped lead the Wildcats to an NCAA tournament birth and a share of the Big 12 regular season championship.
The question now is whether or not Rodriguez will get a waiver to play immediately. While nothing concrete has been reported, Canesport reported yesterday that the program felt "optimistic" regarding Rodriguez's waiver chances. If he is granted a waiver, he should start from day one at the point guard position, filling the massive void left by Shane Larkin's departure for the NBA. Rodriguez has two years of eligibility remaining plus a redshirt year, so if he is not granted a waiver, he will retain his two years of eligibility.
WELCOME TO THE U, MR. RODRIGUEZ.
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