Northwestern also still doesn't have a scholarship available, which is the biggest hindrance right now in its pursuit of either a high school senior or a graduate transfer. Per Luke Srodulski of Wildcat Digest, Barry will visit Northwestern for a few days at the end of April. Barry has visited Florida and figures to visit Miami, where his father, Rick, played, in the not too distant future. Northwestern also faces some stiff competition for Canyon Barry, a 6-foot-6 guard who's transferring from College of Charleston. The Wildcats face a lot of competition for his services though. Moore is a 5-foot-10 point guard, but could play alongside Bryant McIntosh and would be a gigantic get for Chris Collins. Within an hour of the news, Northwestern was in touch with Moore's camp, and there is reportedly mutual interest. Since the last time we conversed via mailbag, the biggest development is that Charlie Moore, the top class-of-2016 prospect in the state of Illinois, de-committed from Memphis and recently got a release from his National Letter of Intent. Jack Saltzman, I was under the impression that all leading mailbag questions had to be about Bill Carmody. 13? Moore? Barry? Will it be Vassar gone? Someone else? To submit a question for the next mailbag, comment on this article, comment on our Facebook page, Tweet, or email us at further developments with schollie No. Throughout the spring, with Northwestern sports in somewhat of a lull, Henry Bushnell - and possibly other Inside NU writers - will, from time to time, field questions from you, our readers, on social media and answer them in whatever way he or they choose.

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