I would say no - my guess is that another year won't raise his draft stock. May as well start making money, whether in the NBA, the G-League or abroad.
At this point, there is zero chance that Oshae plays in the NBA. Where the heck is he going to go?Not a chance he'll be back.
Better question is Brissett. Everyone was penciling him as good as gone. He'd be wise to hit the weight room and figure out a way to be more effective.
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I feel bad for Battle. He should have went to Michigan...I don't think so. He'll graduate and go play overseas. He is not making an NBA roster anytime soon, if ever.
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I think he's closer to the NBA then those guys. And I may very well be wrong. But I also think it's rare for a guy to come back twice in his situationIn that case, why didn’t guys like Brandon Triche, Scoop Jardine, CJ Fair, etc. do the same? Why is there always this pervasive feeling that every reasonably good college player has one foot out the door every season now?
I dunno... would they have fixed the fact that he starts his jumper at his waist which causes him to not have the shooters touch on longer shots?I feel bad for Battle. He should have went to Michigan...
Yeah because he’ll have his degree it’s not even a question.
We start next year with Goodine and Carey as the starting backcourt. Definitely a change of scenery; dynamic and explosive
Tyus conceivably could do a grad transfer year at another program?
I mean anything is possible, but why go somewhere else and continue to play for free?
Why has every other senior we ever had play for free? It’s not like he’s some superstar.
What about another school that is a NC contender, has a coherent offense and/or a decent grad program? He could improve a basketball resume that’s starting to fray.Not sure what you mean. I could see him staying at SU for another year, but transferring to another school seems pointless. If he’s going to leave he may as well start getting paid.