Yeah, pretty sure that is why they were there. Probably easier to pull that stuff off at Kentucky as well, but I'm sure if he has interest in coming back they will do their best to support him regardless of what the Clingan fanboys want.
Everyone wants him back but it's not going to work unless Hurley is truly committed to playing them together. Saying that doesn't make you a Clingan fanboy.
I want them both back and for Hurley to play the lineups that give us the best chance to win.
Clingan isn't going to be a bench player next season, that's the point.
It’s not Clingan vs Sanogo, it’s what those two can do together
Question about NIL. If Adama can’t get any how come there is Sanogo merch available? Does that nil money go anywhere?
Non-citizen athletes can earn passive $$$ thru merch sales while in the US. They can do active NIL events for $$$ if out of the country.
Then what do you do with Johnson, Karaban and Jackson? What about the incoming freshmen?
Well it's interesting because Clingan has been getting the Edey comparisons non-stop this year, rightfully so. But in his sophomore year Trevion Williams did come back and they basically just split time 20/20 and never played together. Purdue got a two seed but was upset by St Peters.
80 minutes at the 4 and 5 aren't too difficult to split up between Sanogo/Clingan/Karaban. 25 minutes at the 5 for Clingan, 15 minute at the 5 for Sanogo and 10 at the 4. Other 30 go to Karaban, and if Sanogo/Clingan are playing particularly well and need more minutes you hide Karaban at the 3 for 5 minutes
More muscle/explosiveness with better finishing next season and we have a player of the year candidate in college basketball.
Yep. Teams have scouted him enough to know that this year, if you keep him just far away enough to not dunk, that he’ll likely throw up a rushed, off-balanced shot vs. setting up, bodying to to basket, and going up strong (a la Sanogo, but with almost a foot more height).