He was just bad (boring, burps, lacks basic knowledge by casual fan standards), then he pulled that stunt. I thought the worst part of a Big 12 move was going to be people taking him seriously --but now I find myself in the Hell where UConn got turned down again and people still take him seriously.
I think I have as many inside sources as him. I just don't have a podcast. Insiders are virtually useless in the NIL environment.
I still dont think he's even a UConn fan. He knows less about the programs than the average boneyard poster.
That’s good for us then! Kind of like the Inverse Jim Cramer effect, right?
And hopefully committing? He hasn't. So as of now we don't know where things stand other than in good shape with all. But that means nothing for all.
It would be hilarious if next spring Mullins pulls a McNeeley and decommits from IU once he realizes that Woodson will still be there. It's already embarrassing that they lost one 5* player because their coach got an extension. Having it happen twice would be chefs kiss
Would prefer Mullins now but sure that works too
I like them both and would be happy with either.
Different positions. Prefer Reibe as I think a great 5 is pivotal for the system, and harder to find. But both great.
I’d caveat that Bundalo unlikely to be able to play the 5 defensively. Lean and not particularly tall for a 5 in the traditional sense. Perhaps if Hurley makes a move to more position-less basketball ala Pope as a further adaptation in his euro-centric offense.
That's exactly what I want.
I'm a big fan or both Bundalo and Reibe. They both have serious outside games and are highly skilled euro type big men.
I like how we are set up for 26 barring any unforeseen transfers or NBA leaps. Starting lineup could have 2 seniors, 2 juniors and a Soph with 3 established bench guys.
