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Bouk needs another year in college

Shut up with these takes. You go to the league when you are guaranteed millions REGARDLESS of your ability. If he averages 25 points a game next year, he will NOT get drafted any higher because he will be too old.

They are drafting on POTENTIAL of which Bouk oozes.
 
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No he doesn't.

Go back to the JC interview earlier this week. Bouk has NBA athleticism and skill. He will not get better playing another year in college.
 
It's sad to watch these guys with so much promise come and go and leave us with so little. lol. i mean, the guy was incredible, but it must be pretty deflating to go out like this. would be nice to see him come back and try to make it right but i get the economics of it.

i was wondering how you guys thought he will be remembered as a husky.

nice to see gaffney get assertive...
 
He doesn't want to be in college anymore and I don't blame him. He can improve his game while being paid.
 
Ready or not he's gone. Sure he could benefit from one more year, but the money is ready for him, and that's why he plays basketball.

He can develop with pay, no different than an apprentice leaving college to work full time in their field.
 
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What he needs isn't going to come with another year in college.

He has to get tougher, physically and mentally, and it's either innate or he's going to get it through experience in the League. College isn't doing anything for him.
 
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Absolute stud. International Pandemic year Messed with everyone this tournament is a s-show
 
Orc said:
What for? Hell get better coaching in nba and get $$$
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If he goes in the lottery, yes, the money will be there. Now we will see how far he fell. If draft night comes and he is one of the last few picks in round 1, is it still a good decision? Round 2? Yeah, I doubt that happens too but what if it did?
 
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John said:
Kid's not ready yet.
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First thing I thought at the end of the game. For sure the talent is there, and from an economic standpoint it's a no-brainer. But this season did very little for him. Got banged up and shut down, and seems to have lost some confidence. He needs to grow physically but I wish him well. He's going.
 
His game won’t develop here anymore. He needs to hit that learning curve in the NBA to get better. He will, he has the potential to be a star. But the cramped college game has shown his deficiencies, the open NBA game will highlight his strengths.
 
If he comes back it'll be his own decision to not take the millions being offered to him. He doesn't need to do anything else to obtain those offers.
 
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