Recent content by TouchdownHusky

So let's not be rushing him to the NBA. Let's encourage him to stay and mature and develop.

Would prefer he stay at UConn for another year. Like with basketball, as fans, we gotta stop wishing our star players away prematurely. UConn stays strong when they retain our best players.

Redundancy. For one thing UConn usually has a couple of injuries at the start of every season and they are held out til mid-Dec.

I'd reverse the order somewhat. Center, 2 PF, 1 Point Guard.

Try Keith Jackson.

What!?! It was for the Big East championship. What are you talking about? I remember when that meant someyhing.

John Calipari gets run out of Kentucky, shows up at Arkansas two seasons ago. He had no roster as of April of '24. No roster because portal. Two seasons later he wins the SEC tourney. He recruited athletes, guys who can make plays. Acuff Jr. is a great example. Don't know about their families...

For me it's the blocked shots because UConn players are not athletic enough to dunk. Reibe and Demery had shots blocked from behind cuz they didn't think a powerful dunk was possible. How can you be 7 feet and not dunking all over people.

Florida has improved a great deal over the season, UConn has NOT. Early in season UConn was better in front court, now definitely not. Earlier UConn better in backcourt, now NOT SO. Florida got tougher, UConn got soft.

Maybe. Probably.

Liam was not drafted in the first round.

Why because their effort (poor at best) deserves unending loyalty.

Totally delusional. Mullins Will go the way of McNeeley and play very little in his first year. While Dybantsa, Peat, Boozer and others prove themselves legit first rounders.

He's not. But many fans wanna tout the Mullins and McNeeley's as "lo ttery picks" and usher them out the door like recruiting jackpots. Dybastia, Peat, Boozer, etc are lottery picks. So were Flagg and Knipple last year. UConn recruits players that need 2 or 3 years to be draft ready - save for...

Maybe he needed another year at UConn. Maybe 2.