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Add very possibly improve his draft stock.Earn money play in the G-League
Earn money play in ACC
Those are his choices.
Add very possibly improve his draft stock.Earn money play in the G-League
Earn money play in ACC
Those are his choices.
No because Melo was a Top 3 pick. NIL or not, you don't turn that down.Would Carmelo come back for another year if NIL was around then?
Boeheim told him "you have to go - nothing more to prove/do here" but... could he have stayed?
Top 2 pick if it was done rightNo because Melo was a Top 3 pick. NIL or not, you don't turn that down.
The G League is not a good spot to be in. There's this belief that it's iron sharpens iron down there. The way it is run, it's a 180 of MiLB and the AHL where if you perform at or above expectations, you improve your standing in the organization and have the chance to actually develop. Unless you're on a two-way, you do not want to be down there.Judah can’t go wrong either way. If he ends up as a late 2nd rounder or UDFA he will get the opportunity to prove himself in the G league or a 2 way deal like Buddy and Cole. If he sticks, he will work on his degree and have a very good chance to lead the ACC in scoring, in a more friendly system for him. Good to hear he has a good camp, father thats a lawyer, etc. I’m sure Autry and the SU coaches are supporting as well.
For SU fans, either we have another guy in the NBA to help with recruiting or we have a potential AA coming back.
The G League is not a good spot to be in. There's this belief that it's iron sharpens iron down there. The way it is run, it's a 180 of MiLB and the AHL where if you perform at or above expectations, you improve your standing in the organization and have the chance to actually develop. Unless you're on a two-way, you do not want to be down there.
There really isn't any reason to check back before Thursday morning, other than curiosity, unless you're looking to make an NIL deal with someone that is based on Judah's decision and time is of the essence.Yes, everyone knows the deadline is tomorrow night.
I would like to know if the answer is coming this morning, this afternoon, tomorrow morning, etc.
It would be great to know there is no reason to check this thread for 12 hours, 24 hours, etc.
I don’t want to be overseas leaving my family. PassYes, but even the wrong decision could still lend itself to a ten year career making six figures overseas. Trust the process and trust yourself. No ideas if Judah is even a future NBA rotation player, but he has enough skills that he should get a good hard look from someone.
Boeheim told him to goNo because Melo was a Top 3 pick. NIL or not, you don't turn that down.
We should remember - 95% of college players do NOT get seriously injured in any given season.
thanks what's the relation?Yes it is CL Mintz,
Cousin to Juniorthanks what's the relation?
A roster can only have two players with two-way deals. He probably gets a training camp invite before a two-way.If Judah stays in draft but isn't drafted I guarantee he is getting a two way contract.
Yep.he's leaving money on the table in his first contract if he leaves.
And, as we know, nothing is guaranteed (especially NBA tenure).
Look at the careers of 2nd round folks on Basketball Reference (I mentioned this earlier in the thread). You can quickly cycle through the years on the top of the page below "2010 NBA Draft", etc.
2010 NBA Draft | Basketball-Reference.com
Checkout the summary for NBA 2010 Draft with Round by Round selections and more on Basketball-Reference.comwww.basketball-reference.com
A roster can only have two players with two-way deals. He probably gets a training camp invite before a two-way.
Yep.
But this kid has an irrational confidence, which is great on the floor. Rationally, he should come back, especially in an NIL world. Emotionally, seems clear what he wants to do.
The only thing I do not want to have happen is for him to wind up at a different school next year….
I wouldn't say its guaranteed. In looking at the guards that got two-way last year, the average age is 23 and most of the two way contracts went to players outside the current draft year. He's not just competing against the guys in his draft class for the two way but all the guys in the GLeague currently, in Europe and any player waived by another NBA team with less than 4 years experience in the NBA.If Judah stays in draft but isn't drafted I guarantee he is getting a two way contract.
I think it’s more like Tony’s cousin, Tony.Cousin to Junior
I wouldn't say its guaranteed. In looking at the guards that got two-way last year, the average age is 23 and most of the two way contracts went to players outside the current draft year. He's not just competing against the guys in his draft class for the two way but all the guys in the GLeague currently, in Europe and any player waived by another NBA team with less than 4 years experience in the NBA.
I think they’re suppose to increase from 2 2-way deals to 3 2-way deals starting 23-24 NBA seasonA roster can only have two players with two-way deals. He probably gets a training camp invite before a two-way.
Worst case he gets a 2 way and can fight his way into the NBA, not ideal but gives him a chance like Buddy and Cole.If Judah stays in draft but isn't drafted I guarantee he is getting a two way contract.
Only way of avoiding G League is to be a 1st or early 2nd round pick in most cases.The G League is not a good spot to be in. There's this belief that it's iron sharpens iron down there. The way it is run, it's a 180 of MiLB and the AHL where if you perform at or above expectations, you improve your standing in the organization and have the chance to actually develop. Unless you're on a two-way, you do not want to be down there.
Maybe, but teams are far more invested in their 1st round picks.Worst case he gets a 2 way and can fight his way into the NBA, not ideal but gives him a chance like Buddy and Cole.
even without NIL he should come back to school, imo...There is a good chance that he will make more $$ coming back to Syracuse than what he will get staying in the draft this year. This is where NIL really helps kids. But it does make their decision more difficult. Without NIL, there would be no decision to make.
Well, you're in luck.. because that's impossible.Yep.
But this kid has an irrational confidence, which is great on the floor. Rationally, he should come back, especially in an NIL world. Emotionally, seems clear what he wants to do.
The only thing I do not want to have happen is for him to wind up at a different school next year….