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In his best Summer League game Saturday when he made his first 8 shots, he started getting double teamed and had trouble with traps - a scenario like we saw so many times in his Husker games.

12 of 15 players are from Minny or Wisky so they keep travel real, real lite...Maybe Bo does a lot of skype recruiting. It helps to have several large cities (Milwaukee, Chicago, Twin Cities, Detroit) in fairly close proximity. Bo believes in buying their players, not "rent-a-player." It's a good investment in the long-run. Pretty good return on investment. Bo believes in buying their players, not "rent-a-player." It's a good investment in the long-run.

Wonder if Lindsey Moore might have some insight on her? Lindsey played for the West Coast Waves last year.

He might still get a camp invite from the Hawks. But I agree he's likely to have more oppprtunity elsewhere. Too bad they have only one roster spot open.

I believe Jess is 6'4".

He should be lucky to be hired anytime soon.

pretty solid statline for only 21 min of play. if he can be efficient he might make a roster.If he keeps this up, he should get a camp invite for sure.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/07/us/illinois-athletics-allegations/index.html The article mentions the National College Players Association. Is that the "union" organized at Northwestern U. several years ago? Does it have much of a presence at Illinois and other B1G schools?

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She did in 2014-15: http://m.purduesports.com/m/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/91714aac.html

What was his 3-point percentage at AIS?

Good question. Illinois is indeed a state school.

Might explain some of his ball handling/turnover issues.

Video from his Charlotte Hornets workout: http://www.btpowerhouse.com/2015/6/13/8775685/terran-petteway-nebraska-works-out-with-nbas-charlotte-hornets-on-6-9

Milwaukee has the 17th and 46th picks in the draft. They're not taking Terran with the 17th pick. So, if they're looking at him, it's with a mid-second round pick.Detroit, who he has also worked out for, has the 38th pick. Charlotte has pick #39. Those are more early 2nd rounders. Start talking about him working out for Memphis (#25), San Antonio (#26), LA (#27, #34), Boston (#28, #33) or Brooklyn (#29) and people will probably really take note. He's already worked out for the Lakers.

Comments from Pierria Henry,Terran Petteway, Marcus Thornton, and Montrezl Harrell after Tuesday's draft workouts. http://t.co/6JY2iiuqHv More of Terran's post-workout comments: http://www.nba.com/hornets/2015-draft-workouts-terran-petteway-06/09/15

These may be small contributors to the problem, but not the primary reasons. 1. It has been proven over time that the more athletic type player is more valuable. Often times they aren't the best shooters or the best at fundamentals. But they can shut down the less athletic players. This is why so many people have the absurd argument that the NBA had way better play many moons ago. Simply an incredibly idiotic take. 2. Coaching is better than ever. There is more money in it than ever before. More coaches take it more seriously than ever before. Large incentives for assistant coaches to strive to excel than ever before. Quite simply the defensive schemes and rotations are better than ever before. The advanced scouting is better than ever before. People know who they do not want to get open looks more than ever before. This is a huge reason why scoring is down. 3. The players have gotten bigger and more athletic, yet the rules have stayed the same for the most part. There needs to be rules that create more space. Like the NBA defensive 3 seconds as an example(not saying I necessarily think that rule should go into play). Wider lane also could help. 4. Three point line too close. It is impacting the game negatively in many ways IMO. Too many guys can shoot that shot. And therefore too many guys work way too hard on that shot. It is impacting the mid range shot in a very negative way, and possibly free throws as well. It is also clogging things up. If you extend it a bit you will create more driving lanes and also possibly change the importance of the elite athlete slightly, to a more skilled shooting player. Some of these reasons can be fixed. And some don't need fixing. The fact that defensive rotations and game plans are so good is not a bad thing. I enjoy watching great defense being played. This may be because I tend to identify under situations better in my career than making over plays. I think may eye has been trained to watch and appreciate great scheming on that end. Speaking of defense, did you watch the Cavs last night? Been quite a long time since I've seen an NBA defensive performance like that.

Comments from Pierria Henry,Terran Petteway, Marcus Thornton, and Montrezl Harrell after Tuesday's draft workouts. http://t.co/6JY2iiuqHv

Isnt he allowed only 5 visits?Nebraska Kansas Virginia Michigan State Syracuse UCONN Iona(Unofficial) Yes - 5 official ones.

Brian Rosenthal tweeted the requirement was 6 credit hours, but Lee Barfknecht in an OWH article said it was only 3 credit hours. Don't know which is correct!https://twitter.com/HuskerExtraBR/status/604006199365885953 Gotta go with Rosenthal, if he said it it is soSent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk Rosenthal was my source, so you can blame me if Lee B. is right.

She was also waived the same day she went the injured list.Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk Fortunately she'll be paid since she was injured during a Sun preseason game.

http://pistonpowered.com/2015/06/07/pistons-work-out-anthony-brown-darrun-hilliard-terran-petteway-josh-richardson-ralston-turner-julian-washburn/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Video from his Utah Jazz workout: http://www.nba.com/jazz/video/2015/06/07/petteway6715mov-3615832/

McVeigh can go if he completes 6 credit hours this summer first.

Engineering could be a promising field too.