#4 and #5 would be top 10-15. Just saying if the team is at least pretty close to what we expect (and maybe slightly worse) and he shoots well, he'll get drafted.
I think if the team is a top 10-15 team and he shoots 37%+, he'll get drafted somewhere, whether it's in the first round is a different story. He'd probably have to be extremely efficient in a decent sized role to go in the 1st.
Chain reaction of Stewart getting less time at the 4, pushing him down to the 3 possibly as starter which pushes Braylon to the bench/less minutes at the 3, which pushes him to take more backup 2 minutes, which leaves less or none available for Adams.
I assume the bigger issue was Malachi...
Bringing this conversation to a somewhat relevant place instead of the Abraham thread.
Smith is historically injury prone, and also currently injured. The risk of him missing significant time is not 0, which likely would push Furphy into some sort of bigger role.
But I agree, his most likely...
Think Villanova with Gillespie or Illinois' offense 2 years against us in the Elite 8. Marcus Domask killed us in the first half by dribbling down into the paint and posting up a smaller guard.
Might not normally post this as 2 national media members talking about NBA draft-oriented stuff, but between Fink being a UConn guy, Vecenie having connections to the staff, and UConn having 2 guys at the U19 (and Vecenie being obsessed with Furphy), I think they spent a solid 15 minutes talking...
Yeah the collective (or other organization paying NIL) can still be a non-profit in structure, but there has to be an intent to make money to benefit their mission from the NIL activity.
So they can be structured as a non-profit, but have to be using the advertisement or signing in an effort to...
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