Orangezoo
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And if it's not?
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And if it's not?
He should go to Temple or St. Joe's, play big minutes as a redshirt freshman, then transfer.Not every kid thinks just money. A lot do, sure. Gihool is from PA, Cuse is a lottttt closer to PA, than LSU. Gihool and Estrella have great relationships with G-Mac. Gihool could probably move down to a mid major or lower conference team and get some good minutes right away. Some kids are fine waiting a year or two at a big time program to get their shot as upperclassmen and want that power conference experience. At the end of the day, these kids go to practice every day. They know how they stack up against their teammates. I’m sure Gihool was at LSU and saw he needed to get better. I’m sure he’ll come to Cuse the same way, work his ass off with G-Mac and AO. And hopefully by his junior year he’s playing like a seasoned vet in this system
He would have to be physical enough to rebound and defend.It would be nice to bring a 6’11” forward who can shoot a few minutes a game off the bench.
Ehh he’s got decent tape from AAU and is not a stiff. I could see a scenario where he’s productive in 8 minutes a game. We’ve had lots of worse players in these spots in recent seasons.He should go to Temple or St. Joe's, play big minutes as a redshirt freshman, then transfer.
Would rather a kid that's down two levels and shows some ability to play 5-10 minutes per game, has produced at that level and can add some value.
The odds this kid plays a minute that's meaningful this year at Syracuse are (one would thing) not good.
I don't think this is the way of the college basketball world anymore.