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And there’s the post itself that he made. Says a lotI think you can infer because he is not coming back here that he wasn't told, come back and a starting role is all yours.
And there’s the post itself that he made. Says a lotI think you can infer because he is not coming back here that he wasn't told, come back and a starting role is all yours.
With Jimmer in China.I think you guys may be underestimating the G league and the European leagues. He will still be short and athletically inferior to most players. He will likely have to play man D. His shot would play, though. I love the young man but I don't thin pro ball is in his future.
According to basketball reference.com the top guy in terms of minutes in the ACC was at 36.0 while they had JG at 34.7. But somehow JG is not near the top? okee-dokee.
I think you can infer because he is not coming back here that he wasn't told, come back and a starting role is all yours.
I refrained out of respect to Joe. I'll answer the general question, people leave for a lot of reasons. They have been recruited over. They want to move up to a better team or league. They want more NIL. In some cases, they have a new coach that wants players with skills that they don't have. And are told so. A week or so on this very board, a poster wrote that the coaches would be crazy not to want Joe back. I wrote, and you can find it here, that wasn't true. Do you think I was guessing?I’ll ask again, why are starters from other programs in the portal?
I refrained out of respect to Joe. I'll answer the general question, people leave for a lot of reasons. They have been recruited over. They want to move up to a better team or league. They want more NIL. In some cases, they have a new coach that wants players with skills that they don't have. And are told so. A week or so on this very board, a poster wrote that the coaches would be crazy not to want Joe back. I wrote, and you can find it here, that wasn't true. Do you think I was guessing?
My hope for Joe is that what ever place he ends up, they have a communications grad school as good as Newhouse.I don’t think anyone on this board knows what took place with any player conversation.
My hope for Joe is that what ever place he ends up, they have a communications grad school as good as Newhouse.
Maybe his brother Foster, who played at Mich. St. and Davidson.You’re right. I got him mixed up with someone else. I still think he and Smith stink.
when has that ever stopped anyone from spouting off like they do know?I don’t think anyone on this board knows what took place with any player conversation.
Accepted into Newhouse for grad school"He is majoring in sport management in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics." - Joe's Cuse.com bio.
Where do folks get this Newhouse stuff from?
Indeed. He had a great year. Looks like he is going to end up at an excellent grad school.Joe had a good year. He was our only consistent outside shooting threat. Nobody was exactly scared of Bell, Benny, Judah and Taylor. He was doubled and face guarded the entire year. Opposing teams knew if they stopped him, Cuse was limited with only 2 scorers, Jesse and Judah. Considering he was harassed every game and a focus of every team to stop, he had better than a good year.
Maybe a couple. Don't forget Northwestern. But they aren't on the contact list yet...Well, that narrows it down to pretty much one prospective destination.
But that would certainly be an incredibly smart life decision.
Northwestern was the school I assume dasher was referring to, given his description.Maybe a couple. Don't forget Northwestern. But they aren't on the contact list yet...
I hope he does what he loves, but journalism is a mess right now… as a Newhouse grad I would suggest getting into something like finance or supply chain management. A lot more money, and far more future proofWell, that narrows it down to pretty much one prospective destination.
But that would certainly be an incredibly smart life decision.
That is a tough ask. It would be great if he gets into a too ten communications school that also plays high level basketball.My hope for Joe is that what ever place he ends up, they have a communications grad school as good as Newhouse.
Joe would be for TV as a game analyst, I don’t think it would be for reporter career either in broadcast or sportswritingI hope he does what he loves, but journalism is a mess right now… as a Newhouse grad I would suggest getting into something like finance or supply chain management. A lot more money, and far more future proof
I am biased. My wife is great friends with the wife of one of his many, many cousins from Glens Falls. Nice family.Indeed. He had a great year. Looks like he is going to end up at an excellent grad school.
Not sure you need a journalism degree for that, being a high major D1 player is likely all the training he needs (and will never be matched by a 1 year grad program)Joe would be for TV as a game analyst, I don’t think it would be for reporter career either in broadcast or sportswriting
He might want to go into coaching, having a master's helps with that, having a master's in broadcast could help him with camera presence, give him some studio practice, teach him the ABCs, maybe learn some video editing skills, refine writing and public speaking skills, it's gonna help him, definitely not hurt plus he's got to go to school for something to be eligible for year 5Not sure you need a journalism degree for that, being a high major D1 player is likely all the training he needs (and will never be matched by a 1 year grad program)
Not sure you need a journalism degree for that, being a high major D1 player is likely all the training he needs (and will never be matched by a 1 year grad program)