That's not what the quote says, it says Akok's transfer hit him. Which I genuinely believe even if it was in everyone's best interest.
Yes you would
As long as it's not one of those male rompers that was a thing for about 15 minutes
floyd would get significant PT on the roster we have now as in today but it's going to change.
But diff between a guy coming in 1 semester early and another rs an entire year, especially if he thinks he’s ready…and the coach says he could’ve helped. U think Karaban stays if he doesn’t play next year?
not to pile on but the difference is in the PT they are expecting next year. if hurley said he's bringin in 3 transfer Gs then that has a much bigger impact on Floyd's PT than Karaban's.
I never said that, Karaban is going to play big minutes. I'm saying 1 thing, you can get good recruits to take a redshirt year and enroll early as long as everyone is on the same page
I have no idea what this has to do with anything I posted. If anything I'm pretty sure you're agreeing with what I'm saying but I'm honestly lost
exactly. we'd have to replace him with another guy that's happy to sit on the bench, until he's not happy anymore and transfers, and around and around we go.
Sure it’s possible. but I think it’s more likely they get here and realize they can play. And don’t want to Rs. If Floyd stayed in HS I bet he’s on the roster next year. I’m happy to wager that Floyd doesn’t stay in school 5 years.
He tweets more typos than I've ever seen from a professional writer before. I wonder if that's the new way of the world.
Then he should have stayed in HS, the plan was very clearly laid out to him publicly and by all accounts and comments he was on board. I'd happily take that bet that Floyd will play all 4 years, and he's going to be a tremendous college player. But I also know there's no chance I'll remember in 4 years anyway
But being here changed his perspective. He’s 18.
Of course, something obviously changed which is my point. Don't think you need to make a sweeping change to the whole philosophy since it didn't work with Floyd. Worked out for Akok until his injury, worked out so far for Karaban
LOL. 18 people immediately agreed with the post, and you disagree. Are you willing to honestly answer where the smart money is on which the right answer might be on this?
No it’s different. One semester v and entire year. And summer. You are equating things that aren’t equal
19 now
I don't think it makes a difference, in every case you're brining in a kid with the very clearly stated intention of not playing
“For the most part, they were expected,” he said. “We knew. As soon as the season was over, you are dealing with the suffering with the way our season ended. We got into meetings that next week.
Got it. Sitting for 3 months same as sitting for 6
Meanwhile, Hurley agrees with Jackson’s take.“For the most part, they were expected,” he said. “We knew. As soon as the season was over, you are dealing with the suffering with the way our season ended. We got into meetings that next week.
“In terms of organizational culture, honesty is something that pays dividends over a long period of time. In the short term, sometimes honesty hurts a little bit. With my guys, I’m going to tell them where they are at in their careers and what we are thinking in terms of adding to the program. Obviously a combination of what we planned to do in terms of adding and where guys are at with their career forced what happened.”
In a sea of transfers, UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley, budding star Andre Jackson remain confident
Even with the departure of a number of players, there are plenty of reasons for the UConn men's basketball team to be confident, says budding star Andre Jackson and coach Dan Hurley.www.courant.com
Akok lost his lateral quickness and his jumping ability which was his main strength. He could not put the ball on the floor and create his own shot. Essentially, after his injury, he became a taller Polley. He’s a good guy but we need more. One dimensional players aren’t going to cut it
