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Agree with most of this. Good job.

I thought he said "Cliff Notes"? :)

Not cliff notes

Um, if I'd known that you were going to do this, I could have saved countless hours actually reading the BY. Nice job. You should do a periodic State of the Huskies post.

Outstanding!!!

Really well written - thanks

Great summary - thanks for this.

Awesome recap

Um, yeah, this^^^^^^

Hurley made priority No. 1 to re-recruit everyone on the roster, making sure there were no transfers. And to that end he was 100% successful. The two biggest priorities were Jalen – who I'm still surprised didn't at least test the waters for feedback – and Josh Carlton. I and others have heard...

I’m wondering if my prediction for next season is apologetic. On a less serious note why is everyone excited about Gilbert having a bowel movement?

This is an interesting point. We just don't know. Playing with a bad shoulder he was a very strong ball handler, passer, scorer around the rim and had a midrange shot. Playing with a pain free shoulder, maybe he becomes a legit 3 point threat. That would completely alter this team. I can't...

The phrase "whole new dimension" applies not just to "toughness and character." It may well apply to physical ability. No one knows how good AG can be with a fully-repaired shoulder. As good as he was at Miller Grove, he was playing with a trick shoulder even then. To say (as many here do)...

No surprise, but he lists Alterique. Rothstein Files | 12 players returning from injury to watch in 2018-19 The ceiling for Dan Hurley’s first season in Storrs may ultimately hinge on the health of Gilbert’s shoulder. A former McDonald’s All-American, this 6-foot lead guard has cheetah-like...

I'm guessing you're also a fair bit older than Alterique too though. Some of it is growing older. 35 yr old vs a 20 year old is light years difference. You could be 24 and my post meaningless in this context, but just throwing it out there.

But... Andrews said he knows little about shoulder surgeries. So he referred Alterique to a specialist in Colorado. Anyhow--your point still stands.

The approach taken the first two times was the same. This is a different, more advanced and novel procedure. This is the guy who did it. Matthew Provencher, MD | Orthopedic Knee & Shoulder Surgeon | Vail Aspen Denver, CO It involved a bone graft. Might it fail? It's possible. Greg Oden had...

I've quoted my first post where I literally start my 2nd to last sentence with "I hope". In this thread. To your second point, the entire point of posting the article I did from nearly exactly a year ago is to show that the "people who performed the surgery and the other medical professionals"...

Actually, Dr. Andrews and the specialist who performed the surgery indicated that it tends to completely resolve these issues permanently when it is performed. They said he'd be 100% and re-injury was unlikely. That said, I expected him to be a bit rusty. So the fact that he is feeling good...

“I feel great, 100 percent, no ill effects at all,” said the redshirt freshman guard, who underwent shoulder surgery last November to repair the damage. “I’m just working on my craft, getting better every day.” - Alterique Gilbert, June 1 2017. Alterique Gilbert Gets Back On The Court I'm just...

He had an injury before that one during his sophomore year. He has had 4 shoulder injuries in 5 years so not sure about he starts. I think we will take it slow with him and personally I'm not counting on him based on his history and that is why I hope we still have 4 other guards to start the...

Sorry 4 out of the last 5 years.

He injured it as a sophomore in highschool as well. But the first time it became a 'problem' was at the JBC.

4 years?! Where do people come up with this stuff? He first injured it at the Jordan Brand Classic 2 years ago: Alterique Gilbert injures shoulder at JBC Once healthy, he's our starting PG. Period.

read this Alterique Gilbert Update and this Alterique Gilbert Update

I like your post, but it is highly highly highly unlikely that he can become what he potentially was supposed to be. I am not picking on him personally., but if you think he is a key to "us" jumping a couple of levels, you are going to be very disappointed and if UConn basketball needs him to be...

Alterique is a key to us jumping a couple levels. There's no doubt those concerned have a point with how little game action he's had over the last 2 years. But when he gets settled and he becomes the weapon we recruited a couple years back things will be easier for those around him. I don't...

It's called a Latarjet procedure and it's a corrective, but not minor, surgery. @Doctor Hoop opined on it previously here: Alterique Gilbert Update Rehab takes 6-9 months or something? I can't remember exactly. The benefit of the surgery is that it makes the shoulder far less susceptible...

Gilbert. Akinjo is nice but Gilbert has more talent and a gigantic chip on his oft injured shoulder.

I would guess Akinjo because the shooting will be better without the shoulder injuries. But, they'll both be good.

You're right, there is talent. The problem was the coaching. Not saying this is a championship team, but not bums either. With good coaching I see a decent season next year.

I don't think you understand the definition of the words I used- talent and potential. Neither of which, alone, equate to wins or championships. There is talent in Storrs because, as you said, Jalen Adams is a high level guy. Also, "Sid Wilson hasn't played a minute of college basketball=he...

That group being the 8th highest class says more about how the recruiting rankings are bogus than KO as a recruiter. In that class there are two dudes with chronic knee problems, one dude with a bum shoulder, a dude who is allergic to defense and a dude who is allergic to shot selection. I’m...

How do we know Alterique Gilbert is our best player?