No Huerter no more

[AuroranHusker]

 

[49r]

 

[uneblinstu]

Was he expected to stay in the draft?

[khoock]

Yes. Tested well at the combine and shot up to low to mid first round pick

[uneblinstu]

Good for him. If he puts the work in, he could have a Korver-esque, or maybe a Ray Allen-lite type of career.

[Fullbacksympathy]

Definitely a good NBA prospect with the height/shooting combo.  Thrilled to see him go.  

[Huskerpapa]

Their big guy is returning.  If they have the complementary players, they should be good.

[uneblinstu]

They've recruited well. I have no question whether or not they'll be talented. It's Turgeon's in game decisions that raise the questions.

[AuroranHusker]

I am not sad that Huerter can hurt the Huskers no more.

 

 

[royalfan]

While it seems like a good thing at first glance, I am not sure it is after seeing how important a down league perception was last year.  

[nustudent]

1 hour ago, royalfan said:

While it seems like a good thing at first glance, I am not sure it is after seeing how important a down league perception was last year.  

 

I think the conference is going to rebound with or without Huerter

[HuskerFever]

8 hours ago, royalfan said:

While it seems like a good thing at first glance, I am not sure it is after seeing how important a down league perception was last year.  

 

We need a stronger showing from the conference come November/December than we saw last season.

[Jacob Padilla]

Maryland has a top-10 recruiting class plus Cowan and Fernando returning. Huerter would have pushed them over the top but they still have plenty of talent. I took a look at what the draft decisions made for all the teams impacted if anyone is interested.