Rage4CUSE
2018-19 Iggy Hoops NCAA Tourney Record
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Apparently he's not gotten the memo that nobody older then 19 gets drafted on the lottery.Are you serious?
Apparently he's not gotten the memo that nobody older then 19 gets drafted on the lottery.Are you serious?
Speaking of stayin too long has anyone seen the size of Jared sullinger lately? That dude has his own gravitational field.That's absolutely not true. There are many many more stories of regret for leaving early than staying too long.
Apparently he's not gotten the memo that nobody older then 19 gets drafted on the lottery.
That's absolutely not true. There are many many more stories of regret for leaving early than staying too long.
That's absolutely not true. There are many many more stories of regret for leaving early than staying too long.
Not many have left early. I'll start with one well documented case: Donte' Greene.
Name one Syracuse player that regrets not leaving early?
Scottie Reynolds was a first team All-American and didn't get drafted. I love Warrick but he was never gonna be a "stud" in the NBA. He was kind of a tweener position wise and his athleticism wasn't going to be as much of an advantage in the NBA as it was in college.Bacon, Beasley, Ingram, Crawford all had better Freshman seasons than Richardson. We need more offense as a team and Richardson averaged 13.6.
I like Richardson but he could take the leap to get his average up to 18 PPG.
How isn't improving your PPG 4-5 in one year something to boost his stock. If Richardson gets drafted this year it is mid-late first round. Hakim Warrick stayed 4 years, was a first team All-American and went 18th.
Richardson could stay another year make first team all-ACC and get drafted in the teens.
Yeah, like bypass college entirely.paul harris should have left earlier...
Capt. Tuttle said:The whole American concept of "someone else should go to college and not pursue their professional dream" slays me. If my son has a chance to go straight to playing soccer for money vs going to school first, heck yeah, go chase the dream. He can always go to school. And if he is older when he goes, it will be more about school and less about beer and women.
Its about getting 2 huge contracts, not just one.The argument isn't school vs $. It's $ vs $$$$$$$$$.
Not many have left early. I'll start with one well documented case: Donte' Greene. Name one Syracuse player that regrets not leaving early? Your side of the argument has hundreds more to choose from.
Its about getting 2 huge contracts, not just one.
So you think when he goes to the NBA (whenever that is) he won't have a contract.Isn't one contract better than zero contracts?
So you think when he goes to the NBA (whenever that is) he won't have a contract.
Ideally, they want to sign the 2nd contract when under 30 YO, to maximize the $ and years.
Melo is the perfect example of thisSo you think when he goes to the NBA (whenever that is) he won't have a contract.
Ideally, they want to sign the 2nd contract when under 30 YO, to maximize the $ and years.
CJ Fair
Have you spoken to him lately?
Specifically speaking in Malachi's choice or as a general rule applying to 95% of draftees?The argument isn't school vs $. It's $ vs $$$$$$$$$.
Aren't you the one who said McCullough regretted it? Get out of here. Lol
Cj was on every draft board after his junior year, second round. Came back and nothing. You don't think there's regret?