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4-star PG Jalen Carey no longer considering Miami Hurricanes Basketball per report

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upstater said:
What's wrong with it? Good form, 35%. Put up or shut up.
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35% on low volume is good to you? Have you ever seen Jalen shoot a 3 in rhythm or off the dribble even once? Have you watched the NBA in the last 5 years? Have you looked at the game of the current starting PG in the NBA? I'm not saying Adams has no shot at leaving this year, but without a more reliable and natural 3pt shot his only options this coming off-season will be to return for his senior year or go the Daniel Hamilton route. And lmao at "put up or shut up", yea dude you really put up with that single sentense.
 
BUConn10 said:
35% on low volume is good to you? Have you ever seen Jalen shoot a 3 in rhythm or off the dribble even once? Have you watched the NBA in the last 5 years? Have you looked at the game of the current starting PG in the NBA? I'm not saying Adams has no shot at leaving this year, but without a more reliable and natural 3pt shot his only options this coming off-season will be to return for his senior year or go the Daniel Hamilton route. And lmao at "put up or shut up", yea dude you really put up with that single sentense.
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Yes how bout between the legs with his back to the basket fading away with multiple defenders on him against OKSU in Maui :)
 
BUConn10 said:
35% on low volume is good to you? Have you ever seen Jalen shoot a 3 in rhythm or off the dribble even once? Have you watched the NBA in the last 5 years? Have you looked at the game of the current starting PG in the NBA? I'm not saying Adams has no shot at leaving this year, but without a more reliable and natural 3pt shot his only options this coming off-season will be to return for his senior year or go the Daniel Hamilton route. And lmao at "put up or shut up", yea dude you really put up with that single sentense.
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He couldn't take any more threes bc there were no other ball handlers. No one could pass or score. This year will be different
 
BUConn10 said:
35% on low volume is good to you? Have you ever seen Jalen shoot a 3 in rhythm or off the dribble even once? Have you watched the NBA in the last 5 years? Have you looked at the game of the current starting PG in the NBA? I'm not saying Adams has no shot at leaving this year, but without a more reliable and natural 3pt shot his only options this coming off-season will be to return for his senior year or go the Daniel Hamilton route. And lmao at "put up or shut up", yea dude you really put up with that single sentense.
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Low volume? The kid was a facilitator, the kid could drive and make 2s, get to the line. He did everything. You must not watch much UConn basketball if you've never seen him shoot in rhythm.

If you're going to knock the kid, and the best you can come back with is, "Sure," then don't be surprised when you're called on it.
 
I'm not sure that with all the responsibility that rested on JA's shoulders last year, we really saw the "real" JA.
What he did in Hawaii was nothing short of spectacular and if he could have come close to doing that on a consistent basis all year, while he did have a deservingly 1st team AAC season, we would not be talking about JA in the line-up at all now.
Can he shoot a 3 in rhythm - to say he did not at all last year means you didn't watch all the games. Did he do it consistently? No but he had no other ball handler in order to allow him that luxury. Can he improve his long distance shooting? Sure but that could be said about most anyone except a Reddick type player.
 
8 days away for decision. Little over a week. We still not feeling good about this? Has the staff been to see him recently?
 
This is a next. Staff looking to 19'.

They will look to see if anything happens from the scandal or they will look at another graduate transfer depending on who we lose.

Also, depending on how we do, and how Rutgers performs, there is some talk of Montez not being thrilled about his decision. Probably just talk, but you get the point.
 
So what do we do if Carey, decides next Wends. to commit to UConn and not Cuse? We are already 1 over our allowed scholarships.
 
Excalibur said:
Yes.

Moving on . . .
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I had forgotten how unstoppable he is in transition. And at the college level, I mean literally unstoppable.

Also he has a great mid-range game, and is terrific off catch and shoot. And is a great passer, considering how ball dominant he had to be. He will do awesome this year being able to play off ball a little bit more, but leading the team with the ball in his hands in crunch time. Will save him energy and allow for him to make those crafty drives he's so effecient at.
 
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kansashusky said:
This is a next. Staff looking to 19'.

They will look to see if anything happens from the scandal or they will look at another graduate transfer depending on who we lose.

Also, depending on how we do, and how Rutgers performs, there is some talk of Montez not being thrilled about his decision. Probably just talk, but you get the point.
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Montez as a shooting guard has been totally replaced by Matthews, but Carey as a combo guard has not been replaced by Akinjo. Still room for him (though highly unlikely). I can see another 2/3 committing to UConn, though I do see need for a 1/2.
 
upstater said:
Montez as a shooting guard has been totally replaced by Matthews, but Carey as a combo guard has not been replaced by Akinjo. Still room for him (though highly unlikely). I can see another 2/3 committing to UConn, though I do see need for a 1/2.
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I think we end up with a grad transfer in the spring/summer. So that we can keep a scholly for 2019
 
husky429 said:
I had forgotten how unstoppable he is in transition. And at the college level, I mean literally unstoppable.
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There have been flashes of Jalen where he looks just completely unstoppable with the ball in his hands. Like Kemba in MSG good. Overtime in the Cincinatti game in the AAC tourney. The second half of the OkSt game last year both come to mind. I feel like he could really explode this year into a superstar if all the pieces fit together the right way.
 
Balker said:
There have been flashes of Jalen where he looks just completely unstoppable with the ball in his hands. Like Kemba in MSG good. Overtime in the Cincinatti game in the AAC tourney. The second half of the OkSt game last year both come to mind. I feel like he could really explode this year into a superstar if all the pieces fit together the right way.
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Sophomore Jalen was equal to, and possibly better than, sophomore Kemba, IMO. Kemba was wildly inconsistent his sophomore year. I think people forget just how huge a leap it was between his sophomore and junior seasons.
 
BUConn10 said:
35% on low volume is good to you? Have you ever seen Jalen shoot a 3 in rhythm or off the dribble even once? Have you watched the NBA in the last 5 years? Have you looked at the game of the current starting PG in the NBA? I'm not saying Adams has no shot at leaving this year, but without a more reliable and natural 3pt shot his only options this coming off-season will be to return for his senior year or go the Daniel Hamilton route. And lmao at "put up or shut up", yea dude you really put up with that single sentense.
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This is a bad take. The low volume point compared to what? Comparing him (35% on 3.2 attempts) to Boat (33% on 4.3 attempts), Bazz(36% on 4.9 attempts), Walker(34% on 3.3 attempts) is disingenuous because of the vast differences in roles during their sophomore year. What do you mean by more natural 3 point shot? I'll hang up and await your response.
 
upstater said:
Montez as a shooting guard has been totally replaced by Matthews, but Carey as a combo guard has not been replaced by Akinjo. Still room for him (though highly unlikely). I can see another 2/3 committing to UConn, though I do see need for a 1/2.
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I see Matthews of more of 3 than 2 and only playing SG if needed.Either way I think you will more likely see a 1/2 than a 2/3 with all the wings we presently have on the team Williams, Wilson and Matthews. Carey would be perfect complement to the team but it seems like that boat has sailed. Still I would like to see UCONN get another combo guard as I'm not sold on AG's shoulder and we only CV and James Akinjo as true ball handlers next year.
 
polycom said:
This is a bad take. The low volume point compared to what? Comparing him (35% on 3.2 attempts) to Boat (33% on 4.3 attempts), Bazz(36% on 4.9 attempts), Walker(34% on 3.3 attempts) is disingenuous because of the vast differences in roles during their sophomore year. What do you mean by more natural 3 point shot? I'll hang up and await your response.
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Jalen is without question and elite shooter off the catch and shoot. 50% ish from 3, i believe.

Off the dribble he was not great, partly because it wasnt "natural looking (ie. His footwork wasn't great). Footwork on the perimeter definitely can be learned. He also sttuggled shooting sometimes because his motor was not ready for 35 minutes of being the complete focus of the D.

Same thing with his driving. Even though he was elite, his motor kept him from rafter-worthy performanxe at times. Only thing that didnt seem to suffer was his passing (though occasional dumb turnovers happened) and his mid range shot. If he has prepared his body for the grind this year, worked on that 3 off the dribble, practiced for a respectable left hand drive... well in that case he might just be the best guard in the ncaa
 
husky429 said:
Jalen is without question and elite shooter off the catch and shoot. 50% ish from 3, i believe.

Off the dribble he was not great, partly because it wasnt "natural looking (ie. His footwork wasn't great). Footwork on the perimeter definitely can be learned. He also sttuggled shooting sometimes because his motor was not ready for 35 minutes of being the complete focus of the D.

Same thing with his driving. Even though he was elite, his motor kept him from rafter-worthy performanxe at times. Only thing that didnt seem to suffer was his passing (though occasional dumb turnovers happened) and his mid range shot. If he has prepared his body for the grind this year, worked on that 3 off the dribble, practiced for a respectable left hand drive... well in that case he might just be the best guard in the ncaa
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So he didn't shoot well because he was out of shape is the basic argument being made here? I can agree with that.
 
Coach J said:
So what do we do if Carey, decides next Wends. to commit to UConn and not Cuse? We are already 1 over our allowed scholarships.
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Not worry about it. Standard stuff being over the limit.
 
husky429 said:
Jalen is without question and elite shooter off the catch and shoot. 50% ish from 3, i believe.

Off the dribble he was not great, partly because it wasnt "natural looking (ie. His footwork wasn't great). Footwork on the perimeter definitely can be learned. He also sttuggled shooting sometimes because his motor was not ready for 35 minutes of being the complete focus of the D.

Same thing with his driving. Even though he was elite, his motor kept him from rafter-worthy performanxe at times. Only thing that didnt seem to suffer was his passing (though occasional dumb turnovers happened) and his mid range shot. If he has prepared his body for the grind this year, worked on that 3 off the dribble, practiced for a respectable left hand drive... well in that case he might just be the best guard in the ncaa
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I think Jalen becomes a much better short range player from the wing on occasion with Gilbert dishing. Think about AG getting to the hoop making defenders collapse on him, in turn they get a stop he drops a pass to Jalen on the wing who's ready to catch and power dribble past his defender who was just in help mode and now is trying to get back to JA, defender's at a disadvantage and Jalen goes past him and stops and pops from 12-15 - this will happen a lot with Riques ability to get to the rim and visa versa too. Remember Jalen was trying to do it pretty much on his own last year, 90% off the dribble.
 
polycom said:
So he didn't shoot well because he was out of shape is the basic argument being made here? I can agree with that.
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Not out of shape for your average d1 player, but for an athlete of his caliber, yes.
 
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