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Just a matter of getting him cleared not if he wants to come
Just a matter of getting him cleared not if he wants to come
Good thing UConn Compliance has been following him for months.Just a matter of getting him cleared not if he wants to come
My body is ready.
Is this real? This would be like Christmas in ..... late December!
Is this real? This would be like Christmas in ..... late December!
Just get on the board after a loss. It will be something like an exaggerated version of that.I said before, can't wait to see this board when he goes elsewhere.
My biggest question is if this is all true and if the NCAA and UConn admissions approves then this is wonderful, but if not does he announce his intentions to come to UConn next year if not the NBA?
From Jerry Meyer this am -- I like the "quite likely" part": http:// .com/Bolt/What-we-are-hearing-Hamidou-Diallo-and-UConn-49948411
FT. MYERS, Fla. - Connecticut head coach Kevin Ollie and two assistants were at the City of Palms Classic on Tuesday night to watch five-star wing Hamidou Diallo, and is hearing that it is quite likely Diallo joins the Huskies for the second half of this season.
Same wonder. It would be great if he came here for the 2nd half of this season. He may help us make the tourney. But- many have been unclear on whether he is actually allowed to enter the draft this summer. Some say yes- some say no. I haven't kept up with the rules etc. so I have no idea. That being said, if it comes down to him spending half a year here to a team that is probably not going to make a run in March then jump to the league, or spending next year with a team that has every reason to make a deep run (w/ Jalen), I'd much rather take him for next year.
Same wonder. It would be great if he came here for the 2nd half of this season. He may help us make the tourney. But- many have been unclear on whether he is actually allowed to enter the draft this summer. Some say yes- some say no. I haven't kept up with the rules etc. so I have no idea. That being said, if it comes down to him spending half a year here to a team that is probably not going to make a run in March then jump to the league, or spending next year with a team that has every reason to make a deep run (w/ Jalen), I'd much rather take him for next year.
It will probably impact Purvis' and Adams' minutes more than anyone else. Vance plays the 3 and 4, which we will still be thin at even with Diallo chipping in some at the 3.Best thing will be VJ's Dad's Tweet if this happens realizing his kid will see even fewer minutes.
It will probably impact Purvis' and Adams' minutes more than anyone else. Vance plays the 3 and 4, which we will still be thin at even with Diallo chipping in some at the 3.
Jackson is not going to improve this year, so if I were him I wouldn't worry about minutes. He just to keep getting better because the team will be much more dependent on his scoring next year.
It will probably impact Purvis' and Adams' minutes more than anyone else. Vance plays the 3 and 4, which we will still be thin at even with Diallo chipping in some at the 3.
Jackson is not going to improve this year, so if I were him I wouldn't worry about minutes. He just to keep getting better because the team will be much more dependent on his scoring next year.
It will probably impact Purvis' and Adams' minutes more than anyone else. Vance plays the 3 and 4, which we will still be thin at even with Diallo chipping in some at the 3.
Jackson is not going to improve this year, so if I were him I wouldn't worry about minutes. He just to keep getting better because the team will be much more dependent on his scoring next year.
I think it impacts CV the most, he'll go from 30+ minutes to 8-10.
CV shoots 33% and VJ 32% and average a combined 8.4 PPG in 30 mins of play. Getting them off the floor is a huge upgrade for UConn.
Let's not forget one additional factor here. He may not enter the draft because he's not ready and won't be a first round pick. The NBA has changed a little and isn't as fond of gambling on these kids as it once was. 1.5 years at UConn might still help him over just 1 year at UConn.
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Well in terms of sheer number of minutes, Adams and Purvis simply need much more rest. Vital and Jackson are playing too many minutes for their current level of play too, but each will still play enough to make an impact. Maybe they'll lose a greater percentage of their minutes than Adams/Purvis, but those two really need rest or they're going to get hurt.This is all backwards. Vance will get a few minutes at the 4, but Durham needs as many minutes as he can play there and Facey is the best player. As the games matter more in March, Facey and Durham should be splitting the minutes. At the 3, if Hami comes then Hami and Purvis will take all the time. Vital for ballhandling will be the 4th perimeter player. There's too steep a drop off from Hami/Purvis to Vance on the wing for him to get significant minutes there.
Vital provides much needed perimeter defense and Vance is starting to look like he is getting adjusted to the speed of the college game and I fully expect to see his shooting % rise as the season continues (he's too good a shooter not to).
Also your response leads me to believe you have never seen Diallo play. Diallo achilles heel is his shooting. He's a freak athlete with great slashing abilities and great in the open floor/transition