Bouknight up to 10.
There is no question that Bouk is a top NBA prospect. I'm much more concerned about whether he becomes a national player of the year candidate while he's here.
it sucks so much, haven't been this excited to watch a UConn team in so long. And we can barley watch themI'm concerned with whether we will actually get to see him play, and enjoy watching him as a UConn Husky.
Could see if the season goes off the rails, him leaving even earlier. That’s more likely than him staying.He'll be 22 when he reaches the NBA if he comes back, 3-4 years old than the majority of guys teams will be choosing between in the lottery. Unless something goes horribly wrong this season, he's gone
Same. Part of me is just waiting for him to opt out this season and start training for the NBA Draft.I'm concerned with whether we will actually get to see him play, and enjoy watching him as a UConn Husky.
I don’t see him doing that. He still has room to move up. Teams want to see him play a little more.Same. Part of me is just waiting for him to opt out this season and start training for the NBA Draft.
This is so on point tcf. The season is already a steaming pile of crap. Why risk injury for what amounts to an exhibition and endanger your future earnings. One more “pause” could do it. Wish the kid luck either way.Same. Part of me is just waiting for him to opt out this season and start training for the NBA Draft.
I'm concerned with whether we will actually get to see him play, and enjoy watching him as a UConn Husky.
While we're sharing our concerns, I'm concerned that if I were a 20 year old kid 7 months or so from being a first round NBA draft pick there is a pretty good chance that I would say "the hell with this," sign with an agent, get myself a condo in Santa Barbara or Miami, and work with a trainer for the next few months to get ready for the draft. At what point does this season become more of a hassle than it's worth for guys like Bouknight?
Edit: I should have read TCF's post before posting. Oh well.