I just love these threads where incoming freshman have already made the starting five before they hit campus. High school ball does not equal Div. 1. Oh, and I forgot that Bryant might have a problem learning the zone.
I just love these threads where incoming freshman have already made the starting five before they hit campus. High school ball does not equal Div. 1. Oh, and I forgot that Bryant might have a problem learning the zone.
It's great that BJ made a few shots in a loss today.
But he'll be a junior next and likely won't play much next year.
Just a fact.[/QUOTE
You aren't very positive are you?
He will be too old to be a 1st round pick.He's a second round draft pick, at best, right now.
A strong senior year and he moves into the first round.
Anyway, Pitt sorta took away his strengths today.
Who is the last RS Jr., coming off a season like he is having, to come back?I don't think G is going anywhere. As I said before, who is the last player to leave (not to the NBA) when they had time left? Devo and Harris, not their decision.
This is kind of random, but...Who is the last RS Jr., coming off a season like he is having, to come back?
Especially after 2 non-descript prior years? Not just at SU, but nationally?
He is as close as he will be to getting drafted. Likely will have his degree in May, assuming he left Duke in good standing. No real reason to stick around, other than 1 free year of grad school.
I would be THRILLED if he does, but not surprised if he doesn't.
This is kind of random, but...
Last season, I stood in line for an hour with G's father waiting to pick up our tickets at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Mr G impressed me as a very intelligent, balanced, successful man who values education very highly. Based on that one meeting (and nothing more), I suspect he would encourage G to return next year.
It's great that BJ made a few shots in a loss today.
But he'll be a junior next and likely won't play much next year.
Just a fact.
Now you're just trolling for likes! My piercing gaze penetrates your scrim of optimism to descry the lugubrious countenance of the like-monger! Reveal yourself, Mod-phistopheles!This is kind of random, but...
Last season, I stood in line for nearly an hour with G's father waiting to pick up our tickets at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Mr G impressed me as a very intelligent, balanced, successful man who values education very highly. Based on that one meeting (and nothing more), I suspect he would encourage G to return next year.
"Likely" and "just a fact" are incompatible.It's great that BJ made a few shots in a loss today.
But he'll be a junior next and likely won't play much next year.
Just a fact.
BJ was our best shooter today. He was 3/4 from the 3; 3/5 from the floor; and 2/2 from the line.
I hope this game is the confidence-builder he needs to become the player we hope he will.
Yes...shocking how a little PT can help a kid start to show their true potential.He is looking a lot better with increased playing time. Still think he has potential if he stays.
No, BJ is a nice player but he has been recruited over time for him to move on, with Bryant there is a legit shot at the Final 4.
Cooney and Joseph took away G's strengthsHe's a second round draft pick, at best, right now.
A strong senior year and he moves into the first round.
Anyway, Pitt sorta took away his strengths today.
Lets be fair. BJ and Patterson both have had more chances that guys that performed like they did early, wouldn't normally get. But the point is sometimes it takes longer.Yes...shocking how a little PT can help a kid start to show their true potential.
Again, JB having to be dragged kicking and screaming, whether by circumstance or injury, is the saddest part of this equation.
Play the kids. Let them grow. Build towards March...what a novel concept!
Lets be fair. BJ and Patterson both have had more chances that guys that performed like they did early, wouldn't normally get. But the point is sometimes it takes longer.
Grad studies are career focussed. If his career is to play for pay somewhere, its in his best interest to start his career.But would he encourage him to come back as a grad student? That's the real question.
He just turned 19 on December 21st.I still think BJ is only 19. Can't wait to see his senior year!!! Btw, still like 3 years younger than Wes when he went... just sayin'
Yes...shocking how a little PT can help a kid start to show their true potential.
Again, JB having to be dragged kicking and screaming, whether by circumstance or injury, is the saddest part of this equation.
Play the kids. Let them grow. Build towards March...what a novel concept!