I'm really curious what this looks like.
Maybe the appearance opportunities lessen as the individual underperforms, and vice versa.
Love is such a great teammate!
Wow…Wake?
Unfortunately, yes.. they've now landed 2 former 5-stars from the Zags. He turned down going back home to Virginia and the VCU offer. Not sure about his waiver process though (2 transfers).
Yup...
Reid is likely gonna have to sit out two years. Apparently, the mom is also a whole lot of drama so teams started to shy away from him.
That could be (she does refer to herself as Mama Bear), but she is (or was) very nice and easy to talk too. She was the one that gave me the Woody to Cuse intel back in their Team Takeover/EYBL playing days. His mom was known for making this very distinctive bird call noise anytime Efton was on the court playing. Back then she was hopeful he'd go to Virginia and stay close to home. Instead, he ended up at L$U and then most recently Gonzaga.
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I like Jackson too - in fact I don't think UCONN wins the tourney without him. That said surviving in the modern NBA with that jump shot is tough but defensively he could be Pippenesque in his ability to guard 1-4. Very interesting prospect in terms of fit in the current league.
Trying to set the table for a waiver.That could be (she does refer to herself as Mama Bear), but she is (or was) very nice and easy to talk too. She was the one that gave me the Woody to Cuse intel back in their Team Takeover/EYBL playing days. His mom was known for making this very distinctive bird call noise anytime Efton was on the court playing. Back then she was hopeful he'd go to Virginia and stay close to home. Instead, he ended up at L$U and then most recently Gonzaga.
Former 5-star prospect, Gonzaga transfer center Efton Reid commits to Wake Forest
Wake Forest Basketball got a massive addition Thursday afternoon with the commitment of 7-foot rising junior center Efton Reid, who will be transferring to the Demon Deacons from
"It was just the family aspect of it," Reid told Demon Deacon Digest. "It felt like family. It was one of the best visits I've ever been on in my recruiting process. I felt instantly at home.
Being closer to my mom was a big part of the decision. I'm not going to say exactly what her health problems are, but she has some health problems to where I need to move closer to home. I'm only three hours away from her, so it gives me the opportunity to visit her and be there when I'm needed. It's just me, my mother and my brother."
I think there is a place for Jackson in the NBA being that he is an elite defender, has better than good vision/passing ability and can finish at the basket. He is a lesser version of Ben Simmons minus the fear of finishing at the basket.
How many scholarships is he working with here?
