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When he was running in the hallway. Very clean.must have missed it cause I didn't see a clean dap
When he was running in the hallway. Very clean.must have missed it cause I didn't see a clean dap
It depends on what his goals are. If it is to get paid $5 million then he made the right choice. If it is to become a better player and possibly a lottery pick and be a memorable Husky to boot, than he didn’t. One problem with one & done players is they really leave no legacy. 2-4 years you’ll be remembered as a great one. Probably 3 is the sweet spot for that.McNeeley is going to sign for about 5.5 million guaranteed and people think he should’ve come back? Lol.
My bad if I thought I was replying about Liam would have had a season if we had a 6’5” steady PG (like Newton)Proctor could barely be called a PG. Kid averaged 2 assists a game. He was a shooting guard forced to play PG.
Kalk had UConn’s number though.Kalk to Hornets.
Are we sure that the Hornets have turned a corner under new leadership?
I told myself that whoever drafted Kalk would show they are incompetent.
And he hasn’t even spiked a like for you yet, give it one minute.May I ask who BJC42 is - is it a bot or a human? His ability to like messages instantly is nothing short of a message board miracle.
He went to a good spot with Cleveland, where he will play with more spacing.Proctor dropping like a rock - can’t say I’m surprised. Not sure why he didn’t just take a fat NIL deal.
None of these kids are hurting for money.Now he can take the Brady chip on the shoulder and turn it into something. I don’t sense he was a kid hurting for money to begin with. Take the chip and turn it into a great NBA career.
Yeah I just came on here to say he was on tonight. Maybe ESPN needs to use him more during the draft. He certainly knows more about the drafted players than anyone on the set.Givony was on the ESPN broadcast last night. Watching that was better than watching ABC. Givony, Bilas, and Bobby Marks were all fine. Kendrick Perkins really doesn't know much.
Some of the better NBA podcasts go live during the draft. I was tuning in to Game Theory with Sam Vecenie, and No Ceilings went live as well. They definitely know the prospects better and are able to give more in-depth analysis. At the same time, I like watching the kids walk across the stage and get interviewed with their family.
See what you miss when you're MIA during the offseason.May I ask who BJC42 is - is it a bot or a human? His ability to like messages instantly is nothing short of a message board miracle.
Lol - dude keeps the warm and fuzzies going. Just when you think you make a dumb post, he……See what you miss when you're MIA during the offseason.
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OT: - The @bjc42 effect.
Have you ever looked up at your notification bell, saw about 25 red alerts, thinking your last post must've really resonated- only to find @bjc42 went back and thumbs-upped all your posts from a month ago- like a dude on IG trying to get some play from his ex.www.the-boneyard.com
Word on the street is that he went there because they are going to guarantee him a roster spot. Most teams in that range will offer guys two-way contracts, but the Cavs need a cheap bench option. I’m guessing they won’t bring back Ty Jerome. Agents were working to get their players to the Cavs there.Proctor dropping like a rock - can’t say I’m surprised. Not sure why he didn’t just take a fat NIL deal.
Would be a fun theory, but I haven't been on message boards that longPretty sure he’s a Creighton fan. BJC is the acronym for BluejayCafe, which is our message board from 15 years ago that blew up in a huge fight.
He’s probably hanging out here to see BE related draft talk, since our board is way slower and generally MIA in the summer.
This guy really screwed up. He would have made more in NIL.
Portland picked up an unprotected first (Orlando 2028) and two seconds to move down 5 spots, so the actual trade was excellent. It's what they did at 16 that has many scratching their heads.That is the trade, the Chinese guy is going to Portland in the head-scratcher of the decade