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RR Ralphie Report: Colorado transfer Eddie Lampkin commits to Syracuse

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The Buffs will be rebuilding next season, in all likelihood.

After one magnificent season in Boulder, Eddie Lampkin Jr. is heading to Syracuse as a graduate transfer.

The fifth-year senior will finish his college career playing for Adrian Autry, the up-and-coming Orange coach. ‘Cuse finished 20-12 in Autry’s first season at the helm, as he rebuilds a program that fell off in Jim Boeheim’s final years.

The Orange appear to be on the rise, as underclassmen like Judah Mintz and JJ Starling will be a year older and a season better. Adding a big man like Lampkin should really help, as the 6’11, 300-lbs. center is as good a leader as he is a high post playmaker.

As for the Buffs, Lampkin was the first official departure from a roster that will be overturned before next season. Tristan da Silva and Cody Williams are likely NBA-bound, J’Vonne Hadley and Luke O’Brien have entered the transfer portal, and KJ Simpson could either enter the NBA, transfer to an elite program, or come back to CU.

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