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Dirk is a quality writer and doesn't deserve a lot of the crap he gets from posters here.

Good post. If he can give us 15-20 good minutes, I think it will have a big trickle down effect on the rest of the team.

Fuller isn't a 2 and might not even be a 3.

I'd be happy to add that former Tennessee signee, Deng Deng, or the other Georgetown recruit (Dominguez?). But to be honest, I trust Miles and whomever ends up coming our way, but really want a two-guard since I don't think we can trust Webster there yet or want to rely on a freshman PG again (if Parker continues to be our spark plug off the bench).

Isn't the plan for Fuller to make him a stretch-4? Not sure he'll be able to get by as a SF, especially if he's added some bulk.

Anthony Davis was skinny too, and he turned out OK! Just being a turd. Sorry.

You're not doing it quite right All you need to do is paste in the URL of the tweet. See Below, without the " " "https://twitter.com/AdamZagoria/statuses/459173707211345920" Thanks!

Interesting nugget from BR... Ayegba said his relationship with Hunter played a key role in him coming to Nebraska. Indiana, Boston College, Miami and Long Beach State also showed interest in Ayegba as a transfer, he said.

Hey, how'd you embed that tweet!?!

Adam Zagoria @AdamZagoria Follow 'I think it's the best fit for me,' Moses Ayegba on picking Nebraska.

Not sure if my tweet is embedding or not... Adam Zagoria @AdamZagoria Follow 'I think it's the best fit for me,' Moses Ayegba on picking Nebraska.

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All I know is I check this site about every hour in hopes of seeing someone is "N."

I'm sure others have been talking to him, which is why he has a decision to make.

Rice's Obi is headed to Duke.

That's how I see it at the moment, but we'll see what happens with the remaining two scholarships. I'm optimistic!

Does anyone have a good enough feel for Deng Deng to say whether he's worth taking as a redshirt?

Petteway got himself 1 or 2 frustration fouls a game. It was frustrating enough for me that I wanted to commit a couple of frustration fouls to my TV remote.

The silent commitment, I presume, would be from a transfer who isn't ready to announce or maybe he has to get his credits figured out?

Robin commented on HOL that Huff would be a perfect fit for the 3rd open spot. That leads me to believe there's something that he knows that's currently off the record otherwise that response seems odd. That could be. From a different prospective, it could mean he's perfect for the third spot because the second spot needs to go to a 5th-year transfer (Ayegba), and we probably aren't getting two of those, leaving the third spot for a transfer who must sit out (since this player theoretically isn't coming off an injury like Deng).

My takeaway is that if we're after Huff, it must mean we don't have a silent commit from anyone else.

I'd think Missouri could do much better than Painter. Purdue has become a train wreck in the past couple of years. Not sure how an AD could sell that to a fanbase.

id agree, i don't think Tai had bad body language, you could just read it on his face, he was frustrated, with his lack of confidence. Just some lip reading between Miles and Tai, would show all season he was telling him to stop pressing, and towards the end of the season has we started winning, and Benny stepped up, i think Tai's patience, and presence on the court improved, i would of liked him to shoot more, but i understand when you dont believe you can hit the broad side of a barn, your not going to shoot, your more inclined to facilitate to Terran, Walt, and Shavon. I think it will improve this year,I wouldn't say Tai's presence on the court improved down the stretch. Heck, it was hard to notice he was even on the court at all. He regressed badly down the stretch and failed to make any kind of impact over our final 10 games or so. That leads me to the patience part of it. I don't think it was patience as much as it was passivity.I know that sounds harsh, but I believe it's completely true. And that doesn't mean Tai can't or won't improve. I'm just making my observations based on what I saw last year, particularly down the stretch when you think he would have been flashing a little bit more.

He'd certainly fill a need, although he doesn't appear to be a great outside shooter. This post, though, probably belongs in the transfers thread.

I don't know how educated my guess is, but I think we use the remaining three schollies on Ayegba, Deng and some unnamed transfer.