Interesting...but no further comment.

[Huskerpapa]

Doug McDermott to announce future plans at 2 p.m.

 

Creighton men's basketball forward Doug McDermott and coach Greg McDermott will hold a press conference at 2 p.m. Thursday to announce a decision in regard to the CU junior's future. Watch the announcement live on Omaha.com.

 

 

[atskooc]

A couple days ago a news source in Iowa said he was going pro.  The McD's denied it.

[HB]

Well, he's coming back.  A very nice gesture to dear old dad.

[Huskerpapa]

Yup...made his Mom happy!

 

http://www.omaha.com/article/20130425/BLUEJAYS/704259841/1718

[49r]

[bobcat402]

i had a source in the training department that said he waffled fairly recently on wheter or not. apperently chicago was pretty intrested in him to fill the role Korver had left. Here's to guessing he is gonna spend a long summer in the weight room to either lose some weight and gain some agiility of gain some stregnth.

[atskooc]

i had a source in the training department that said he waffled fairly recently on wheter or not. apperently chicago was pretty intrested in him to fill the role Korver had left. Here's to guessing he is gonna spend a long summer in the weight room to either lose some weight and gain some agiility of gain some stregnth.

I imagine it wasn't an easy decision on his part.

 

And the decision he made very well might bite him in the tail.  He'll be playing against better opponents this coming year...if he doesn't prove up to the task, he'll cost himself some dough.

[Silverbacked1]

Will be interesting to see how teams defend him now that some of his "help" has moved on.

 

Do you double on him? 

 

Plus some of the teams they play will be able to play him straight up I would think.

 

He might not play the "post" as much. 

 

Or maybe he will do what he has been doing because it seem to work better well for him.

[Ron Mexico]

Will be interesting to see how teams defend him now that some of his "help" has moved on.

 

Do you double on him? 

 

Plus some of the teams they play will be able to play him straight up I would think.

 

He might not play the "post" as much. 

 

Or maybe he will do what he has been doing because it seem to work better well for him.

With the loss of Gregory Echenique who else is going to play the post? The biggest loss for them is going to be  Echenique.

[Silverbacked1]

 

Will be interesting to see how teams defend him now that some of his "help" has moved on.

 

Do you double on him? 

 

Plus some of the teams they play will be able to play him straight up I would think.

 

He might not play the "post" as much. 

 

Or maybe he will do what he has been doing because it seem to work better well for him.

With the loss of Gregory Echenique who else is going to play the post? The biggest loss for them is going to be  Echenique.

 

Don't they have some guy that came on at the end of the year that they are high on?

 

I agree with you on that he might have a bigger problem than he even thinks he will.

[bobcat402]

 

i had a source in the training department that said he waffled fairly recently on wheter or not. apperently chicago was pretty intrested in him to fill the role Korver had left. Here's to guessing he is gonna spend a long summer in the weight room to either lose some weight and gain some agiility of gain some stregnth.

I imagine it wasn't an easy decision on his part.

 

And the decision he made very well might bite him in the tail.  He'll be playing against better opponents this coming year...if he doesn't prove up to the task, he'll cost himself some dough.

 

i agree 100% i think for his best money the NBA he really needs to drop below 210 and get some serious work in the agility department. as much as i hate to say Korver had the same scenario he worked on his body and since as always had a job in the NBA and will continue to always have one

[hhcmatt]

Does he work on his post play or his shooting because he's nowhere near the shooter than Korver is unless I'm missing something.

Would his post play ever be good enough?

[bobcat402]

Does he work on his post play or his shooting because he's nowhere near the shooter than Korver is unless I'm missing something.

Would his post play ever be good enough?

i think shooting, unless he grows another inch to 6'9 ish but idk...Derrick Williams is already getting harped to either lose weight to be a 3 or be bigger to be a 4