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PF/C Kyle Madsen (official thread)

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Kyle Madsen on the left.

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Dublin-Coffman High School (Dublin, Ohio)

Height: 6-10
Weight: 245

Madsen was recently granted a release from Vanderbilt.

Named 2005 Ohio Capital Conference Player of the Year, averaging 16.7 points, 8.2 rebounds and 2.1 blocks for Dublin Coffman. Ranked the #1 center in Ohio as a senior. Madsen is an athletic post player who has great upside. He's a great scorer and shot blocker, but like many high school big men, he must get stronger to be an effective post player in college. Madsen is rated among the top post players in Ohio's 2005 class.

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5/31/06

Vandy's bench gets thinner as Madsen plans to transfer


By BRYAN MULLEN
Staff Writer

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Vanderbilt redshirt freshman Kyle Madsen has decided to leave the men's basketball program.
Madsen, a 6-foot-10, 228-pound power forward, cited wanting to be closer to his hometown of Dublin, Oh., as the reason.

"Kyle was treated wonderfully at Vanderbilt," Madsen's father, Kyle, said. "It is a great school and Coach (Kevin) Stallings and his staff are great people. Kyle simply wanted to get closer to home. That's where the crux of his decision was made."

Madsen redshirted last season but did play 10 minutes against Northern State in an exhibition game on Nov. 5.

"We understand Kyle's desire to be closer to home," Stallings said. "He is an outstanding young man, and we wish him nothing but the best."

Vanderbilt has granted Madsen releases to Miami (Ohio), Ohio University, Dayton, Xavier, and Ohio State.

Madsen was rated as the best center in Ohio for the class of 2005 coming out of Dublin Coffman High School.

It's the second transfer for the Vanderbilt program since the end of last season. Sophomore DeMarre Carroll transferred to Missouri after two standout seasons with the Commodores.
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Now Madsen has decided to transfer from Vanderbilt, and UD is one of five schools he has on his wish list.


"I want to hopefully find a school where I can play and be happy," he said, adding that his high school coach has contacted the five schools — Dayton; Xavier; Ohio State; Miami; and Ohio University.
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potential walk on prehaps?
 
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According to someone close to the Dayton program, Kyle has indeed been offered by tOSU (from Kyle's own mouth). He will have a meeting with Dayton sometime this week and will decide where to transfer after that. He says that Dayton, tOSU, and Ohio U. are the only three places in contention.
 
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Confirmation from Dave Biddle that Madsen will decide between Dayton and OSU.

Former Dublin Coffman basketball standout Kyle Madsen has decided to transfer from Vanderbilt. He will decide between Ohio State and Dayton. Madsen was the top center in Ohio in the 2005 class. We caught up with Coffman head coach Jamey Collins for more on this breaking story.
 
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bucknuts44820 said:
Looks like a scholie, according to the recent update.

This is a very interesting move by the staff.....
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If Madsen comes, he would have the same eligablilty as Bell would, right? It seems we need another Center, if Twig moves over to the 4... so somebody to give Oden a breather for a few minutes. I would like more Wing players though, but Madsen seems to be a nice, serviceable big man for us. Depth is always important.
 
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