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We didn't have big 10 bodies last year either, or big 10 depth, or Big 10 XandO coaching.

Well even if you are correct, there is a far better chance we will be decent than when Fred took this gig and had to replace nearly the entire roster as it was a complete mess. It would be almost impossible to have a tremendous team, which I do think is in the realm of possibility. I however, could not make it to the scrimmage.

Hopefully this guy playing for us https://images.app.goo.gl/aJiECN2MA99XeUd77

in baseball I think there are rules than hamper the league in this regard? If guys sign to majors you are SOL type of thing? Sorry a bit off topic, but if someone knows I would like the answer.

That is a good point Blindcheck. I liked watching this in that million dollar tourney. I get the old school method of the current way as well. To me this is more fun to watch than fouls and free throws. You would miss out on buzzer beaters but you would still have game winning daggers through the heart. It is fascinating when both teams need three, do they take bad threes or easy two?

MIles walked into a horrific situation as well.

That first team would struggle to dominate games at the unl rec center.

One thing I was pleasantly surprised with in the limited amount I saw in the opener was our defensive rebounding. Seemed like we were always in good position to rebound which will be huge, given our size. Granted they didn’t exactly have Rodman or any guys that were good offensive rebounders, but we still were doing a nice job.

1.5 million is the largest ever 2nd round salary cap hit for a college player. I assume that means something similar to that is guaranteed 1.5 million the first year? Even if not exactly what it means, it has to be a good thing that is the the largest ever for a college 2nd rounder.

You are saying he can move better than Dekker? I would be ecstatic if that is the case. Dekker was a hell of an athlete. I didn't picture that being the case here.

The entertainment during time outs was interesting at least. Not particularly good, but interesting.

Couldn’t be as bad as some of the stuff @HuskerFever and I endured during the bubble watch a couple years ago.

Collins easily the longest leash imo.

He played very poorly a lot of the games last season. The optimal Watson sure. But the fact is he wasn’t very good last year on offense, especially when things went south and needed his senior leadership. He is very reblaceable imo.

Yeah I know that is why I listed him as a player lost.

Pacers are winners in this chain of events. Got Warren and 32 pick for cash draft day. Flipped 32 pick for three future seconds. Used two of them and future first to get Brogdon. Then signed talented Lamb to very reasonable deal. Brogdon Warren Lamb for Collison Young Bogey makes the much younger and much more flexible. Plus absolutely stole Bitadze at 18. He is lottery player.

Yeah, Leonard was exhausted but so was Golden St. and you had all of the momentum. Have to continue to ride the wave IMO.

Would be curious if he has film of the ballgame. I highly doubt it but would cool to rewatch. I used to have a copy but got lost in the shuffle of parents moves along the way.

In a HHC glory days segment, I had a triple double against that Hastings class in a sophomore game in a stunning win. Brandt was not playing, but the rest of the class was. 30 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists in an upset win. Probably the best game I ever played unfortunately.

Don't personally see the comparison. Andre sort of used his big body to get where he wanted to go. Mack uses quickness.

Yeah, was watching it live. It was ridiculous.

Subscribed based or your recommendation recently. Well worth it!

As of right now, it looks like he could not come back. NCAA allows it and expects the NBA and NBAPA to change a rule to allow for it to happen, which evidently has yet to happen.

sounds like this could theoretically clear anytime

NBA draft flexibility College basketball players who request an Undergraduate Advisory Committee evaluation, participate in the NBA combine and aren’t drafted can return to school as long as they notify their athletics director of their intent by 5 p.m. the Monday after the draft. This change is effective if/when the NBA and NBPA make an expected rule change, which would make undrafted student-athletes who return to college after the draft ineligible for the NBA until the end of the next college basketball season.