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Cam Johnson officially released from Pitt

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JMick said:
most think he's going to mizzou
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I mean mizzou only has so many scholarships, right?... everyone seems to be going there these days. All the turnover at mizzou after next season is going to be a thing to see!
 
John said:
It's like peanut butter ANYTHING and ketchup.
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I've done the August_West edit for you; we can all laugh or something and perhaps we can now avoid this derailing into a conversation about rappers' favorite condiments or wherever this may go.

Back on track: I get the sense he can look at our roster and see possibility. The core four we have are really good and KO can plop down a ring from this conference.
 
djct1999 said:
Honest question....Is he a boneyard pipe dream or is there a connection that makes this a real possibility?
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No inside info, but I would be shocked if we landed him.
 
RayIsTheGOAT said:
If we get 3 of Blake Harris, Cam Johnson, Mamoudou Diarra, Kanter, Mamukelashvili that would completely negate the transfers and MAL.
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No it wouldn't. I don't care that Durham only averaged 2 points and 2 rebound per game. Losing him completely diminishes the ceiling of next years team in a way that a low-end four star recruit and <20 MPG grad transfer can't undo.

Johnson would be a huge get but he isn't filling the gaping hole we have in the middle and I suspect he will see that and head elsewhere.
 
champs99and04 said:
No it wouldn't. I don't care that Durham only averaged 2 points and 2 rebound per game. Losing him completely diminishes the ceiling of next years team in a way that a low-end four star recruit and <20 MPG grad transfer can't undo.

Johnson would be a huge get but he isn't filling the gaping hole we have in the middle and I suspect he will see that and head elsewhere.
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Does the loss of Steve Enoch and Juwan Durham leave a gaping hole?
They were the gaping hole.

I like their potential but they are replaceable.
 
champs99and04 said:
No it wouldn't. I don't care that Durham only averaged 2 points and 2 rebound per game. Losing him completely diminishes the ceiling of next years team in a way that a low-end four star recruit and <20 MPG grad transfer can't undo.

Johnson would be a huge get but he isn't filling the gaping hole we have in the middle and I suspect he will see that and head elsewhere.
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The love affair with Juwan Durham on this board is absolutely absurd. Did he show flashes that he could be a good player? Yes. That doesn't make him irreplaceable. He was essentially a non-factor all season long. If the injuries are the excuse, I don't buy that he'll ever be a great player. He's not the first guy to tear an ACL and he had plenty of recovery time to show more than he did.
 
champs99and04 said:
No it wouldn't. I don't care that Durham only averaged 2 points and 2 rebound per game. Losing him completely diminishes the ceiling of next years team in a way that a low-end four star recruit and <20 MPG grad transfer can't undo.

Johnson would be a huge get but he isn't filling the gaping hole we have in the middle and I suspect he will see that and head elsewhere.
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This is soooo far off. Lol. Juwan was not that good last yr and wasnt going to be that much of a game changer next yr. He was not this "inside pressence" you speak of. Because he was a 6'10 bean pole who wasnt good off or def. Sophmore Juwan Durham is easily replaceable
 
champs99and04 said:
No it wouldn't. I don't care that Durham only averaged 2 points and 2 rebound per game. Losing him completely diminishes the ceiling of next years team in a way that a low-end four star recruit and <20 MPG grad transfer can't undo.

Johnson would be a huge get but he isn't filling the gaping hole we have in the middle and I suspect he will see that and head elsewhere.
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Id actually argue that both diarras are exact replacements.
 
AntG168 said:
This is soooo far off. Lol. Juwan was not that good last yr and wasnt going to be that much of a game changer next yr. He was not this "inside pressence" you speak of. Because he was a 6'10 bean pole who wasnt good off or def. Sophmore Juwan Durham is easily replaceable
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The point isn't that Juwan was good, but that he had a very high ceiling, which raised the ceiling of the team.
 
blue93 said:
The love affair with Juwan Durham on this board is absolutely absurd. Did he show flashes that he could be a good player? Yes. That doesn't make him irreplaceable. He was essentially a non-factor all season long. If the injuries are the excuse, I don't buy that he'll ever be a great player. He's not the first guy to tear an ACL and he had plenty of recovery time to show more than he did.
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He made about two good plays this season.
 
AntG168 said:
A high ceiling, yes. For next year!?! I dont buy it
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Unfortunately, we will never know. He clearly wasn't impressive this past year but I won't forget that video of him giving Tony Bradley work. Back to back acl's is no joke (see Giles, the one time top recruit in this loaded class) but there is a lot of talent in there somewhere.
 
blue93 said:
The love affair with Juwan Durham on this board is absolutely absurd. Did he show flashes that he could be a good player? Yes. That doesn't make him irreplaceable. He was essentially a non-factor all season long. If the injuries are the excuse, I don't buy that he'll ever be a great player. He's not the first guy to tear an ACL and he had plenty of recovery time to show more than he did.
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It was two torn ACLs back to back
 
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