- Joined
- Aug 27, 2011
- Messages
- 2,359
- Reaction Score
- 6,542
I have to give the KY writer on this one credit. Very fair and even handed analysis. I was surprised.
He basically said that he thinks Diallo is still coming to UConn, but that it is likely he would take another OV or two and this was before it was widely reported.What did Oz say about it? I think I missed that
If Hamidou comes here, I will root for him as much as I root for every other guy on this roster. He, as a top 10 players in the c/o 2017, could choose to come to the University of Connecticut, in spite of a down year record wise, about to play the worst part of our schedule, and pressure to go straight to the NBA.I will find it hard to root for this kid if he is coming here to be the most ultimate mercenary ever in college hoops..a semester and done dude.
I'll root for the team's success but it will take more than Hamidou to make UCONN relevant in March.
Right now if he were to come second semester he probably isn't enough to turn things around but we could really use a body that can play! End of the Auburn game we had purvis, two centers, a power forward and a 6-8 freshman wing on the floor because there was no one left to play.I will find it hard to root for this kid if he is coming here to be the most ultimate mercenary ever in college hoops..a semester and done dude.
I'll root for the team's success but it will take more than Hamidou to make UCONN relevant in March.
Explain how you will find it hard to root for a top 10 recruit who decided to come and play for this depleted, subpar team?I will find it hard to root for this kid if he is coming here to be the most ultimate mercenary ever in college hoops..a semester and done dude.
I'll root for the team's success but it will take more than Hamidou to make UCONN relevant in March.
I will find it hard to root for this kid if he is coming here to be the most ultimate mercenary ever in college hoops..a semester and done dude.
I'll root for the team's success but it will take more than Hamidou to make UCONN relevant in March.
Sounds like a perfect fit for UConn; he can't shoot.There are reports of some scouts saying that until he finds a jump shot, he's not a high NBA pick.
All I want is a promise to KO that he will be here for 1 1/2 seasons. One semester is deershit.Explain how you will find it hard to root for a top 10 recruit who decided to come and play for this depleted, subpar team?
If he comes for even one semester, it would be a gift from god that would at the very least make this season much more interesting.
Sounds like a perfect fit for UConn; he can't shoot.
Quality sense of entitlement you're sporting there.All I want is a promise to KO that he will be here for 1 1/2 seasons. One semester is deershit.
We need guys that will take it hard to the rim this season. We need to win the AAC tourney and our odds jump considerably with Diallo.There are reports of some scouts saying that until he finds a jump shot, he's not a high NBA pick.
All I want is a promise to KO that he will be here for 1 1/2 seasons. One semester is deershit.
All things considered, isn't one semester on campus the least likely scenario for Diallo? I can't imagine joining the team mid-year and playing D1 competition for two months will do anything other than depress the kid's draft stock.
I bet he's still a good shooter compared to our guys though. His immense talents in other areas just make his shooting weakness stick out.
It won't depress his stock if he is playing well, scoring, defending, and hitting some jumpers. Not to mention if he is an integral part of leading UCONN to the NCAA tournament. Plus he seems like a kid that wants to draw attention to himself and blaze his own path. Being a 0.5 and done would certainly do that although we would certainly love to have him for 1.5 years.
P.S. HAMI COMMIT BRING HAMMER TIME BACK TO STORRS