I think against Arizona he drained 2 of 5 3's since they were leaving him completely open. So maybe there's a 3-point shot in there (similar to what Clingan has been able to do with the Blazers). Whether we ever see it regularly in a Husky uniform, who knows.
100% not - he was a liability for GTown. He's going to end up at a low level HM or a high level MM.
Well looks like you won’t have to worry about his shot anymore
He could still be back. Testing the market perhaps.
That ain't happening.
Besides the Arizonia game we didn't really see it much and mostly missed it when he did shoot it after that game.
Those two guys aren't going to go to the same school. Bidunga already has a short list and we aren't on it. Tiller would be a fit at PF at UConn.
McKeever is only 6'6"?
Now that Dusty May has validated this mercenary transfer concept, Pitino is going to go out all trying to continue to replicate .
We should want St John's to be good. It's nice to be able to get good wins in conference. We're both recruiting a bunch of high profile transfers, that's a good thing
No he's 7'2"
Ah my bad. Yes he's 7'2"
How much money you got? 😀
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How much money you got? 😀
Conversely, in a robust big man market in college basketball, he is said to be seeking $5 million for next season and may have multiple schools willing to pay it. To get that type of money in the NBA, he wouldn't just have to be a lottery pick, but a top-10 pick. In other words, that's not happening.
Somebody (not Kansas) will pay Flory Bidunga $5 million to stay in school. That resets the big man market
Flory Bidunga's $5M price tag highlights a growing trend: top college big men may earn more staying in school than entering the NBA Draft.
I thought he was serviceable for most of the year, but faded near the end. I actually thought he should have been shooting more, especially when left alone, which too many opponents did.
