He would have been a huge piece for us the following season. Imagine him at PF with Girard, Buddy and Swider shooting from the perimeter? He’d have had a lot of open space to work.
He would have helped for sure if he played like he did here his soph year not like he did at Oregon. In Oregon his rebounding #s dropped and I couldn’t believe that he took more threes than 2 fga his 2 years there, living standing on the perimeter.
Our defense with him vs defense with Jimmy would have been night and day.
As it turns out, the new world of transfer portal may help us more than hurt us. I don’t care. I hate it.
He transferred once as an underclassman and then for his graduate/covid year. Considering some other examples out there, I'd hardly consider QG everything that is wrong with college sports.
Everyone on Illinois looked horrible.
Clearly, one transfer is perfectly fine, but a second is an unforgivable sin.
Now do Girard, Justin Taylor, and Peter Carey.
No the rest of the team looked great first half he basically gave UConn points every time he touched the ball.
Brycen Goodine has a teammate at Fairfield who does it too.
Sour grapes lol he maximized his opportunity and earnings. He got to learn and improve in various environments and saw success everywhere he went.
Quincy averaged 13.7 ppg and 8.4 rebounds during his sophomore season at SU, but never produced those kind of numbers any other year. He averaged less than 10 points and around 5 rebounds during his college career and I doubt any Oregon or Illinois fans would call what he did at those schools great. I was surprised by how little he did in most of his games that I saw after he left Syracuse.
I don’t think it’s all Quincy’s fault or that post was directed at him entirely. Fact is he was pushed out for Swider and Benny Williams who most of this forum assumed would be better than Quincy from day 1.
