Doctor Hoop's latest activity
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If people (you know who you are) can't appreciate players like Stewart and are glad he's gone thinking he's not "UConn caliber", then... -
I love Stew and have nothing bad to say about him. And I'm glad people feel that he'll always be a Husky. But it won't be the same as...
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Go be great Jaylin
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I dont even know who those fish are anymore. Freeman aint coming here. And I'm fine with that. A cuse and Duke transfer on the same...
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Doctor Hoop replied to the thread Khamenia to UConn, per CTinsider.Yeah, I think there may be portal adds that aren't high on BY radar. I won't speculate. I'm mainly referring to Solo and hopefully...
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I don’t have a problem with the thoughts you have on County but your disrespect for what Malachi brought to this team is entirely wrong...
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Not saying we did anything wrong. That not a road worth going down. I’m just saying there’s plenty of freshman guards all over the...
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Doctor Hoop replied to the thread Khamenia to UConn, per CTinsider.OK, one more time. Saw it on X from Storrs Central, so... It looks real. Excellent!! And Necessary. Still sad to wave goodbye to...
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Doctor Hoop replied to the thread Jaylin Stewart in Portal.I'd need a reference. I don't recall ever seeing that.
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Doctor Hoop replied to the thread Does "starting" matter that much?.Jayden Ross will have a chance, probably starting in NBA summer league, as a 3 and D guy. His on ball defense vs multiple positions and...
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I'm beginning to wonder if some of you have jobs.
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This is a pointless exercise at this time.
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Doctor Hoop replied to the thread Does "starting" matter that much?.I think it depends. Some want to be in a winning program with a chance at a long tournament run. Others want a chance to develop to...
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This is one of those situations where I'd obviously want Jaylin to stick around, but I totally see why he wants to shop around for a...
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Sad day, will miss Stew. Wanted him to finish as a Husky but that’s a selfish want. I hope he lands somewhere and has a great senior...
