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Well when you have HOF Larry Brown as assistant coach I think that helps a lot . He’s one of the best ever in college and pro.Yet lacking in execution
Well when you have HOF Larry Brown as assistant coach I think that helps a lot . He’s one of the best ever in college and pro.Yet lacking in execution
They made at least the Elite 8 in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019 with a title, a runner-up, and 4 final fours among those.Just like all the media putting Kentucky top 5 every year because of a great recruiting class coming in. Hardly ever works that way.
O.K. I'll concede you have a point. How many times were they preseason Top 5 and didn't come close to that? And remember in 2014 they didn't have a very good season but turned it on in the NCAA Tournament. Until meeting a better team.They made at least the Elite 8 in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019 with a title, a runner-up, and 4 final fours among those.
So, 7/11 NCAA tournaments that have been held, they've been in the E8. Hardly sounds like that "hardly ever works out" with regards to being in the Top 5.
He's literally 80.Well when you have HOF Larry Brown as assistant coach I think that helps a lot . He’s one of the best ever in college and pro.
Next it looks like it's between Oregon (Nike) and Memphis (FedEx) for Emoni Bates.
Who cares? Calhoun is still coaching and still doing a hell of a job. Adding Rasheed Wallace to the staff helps out big time and the Fed Ex money backing that program is why you see it making waves.He's literally 80.
I'd quibble and say we have state legislatures to thank, and not the NCAA. The NCAA just stepped in when they no longer had a choice. I wouldn't thank that slimeball organization for anything when it comes to athletes and amateurism.What Brown can do for you…
-> Sources told On3 that Memphis pitched a NIL deal, partnered with FedEx, to both Bates and his former Duren, his former AAU teammate who committed to the Tigers a couple of weeks ago.
Multiple reports suggest that Memphis would be able to match what the pro options (G-League, NBL) were offering through this NIL deal. It’s estimated that pro routes were offering both Bates and Duren seven-figure contracts. If those reports are correct, then both Bates and Duren will make a minimum of a million dollars playing at Memphis.
It’s no secret that Bates and Duren would’ve likely chosen the pro route if it wasn’t for NIL. Thanks to the NCAA, we will get to see the dynamic duo of Bates and Duren together at Memphis, even if it is for only one year. <-
Two things:What Brown can do for you…
-> Sources told On3 that Memphis pitched a NIL deal, partnered with FedEx, to both Bates and his former Duren, his former AAU teammate who committed to the Tigers a couple of weeks ago.
Multiple reports suggest that Memphis would be able to match what the pro options (G-League, NBL) were offering through this NIL deal. It’s estimated that pro routes were offering both Bates and Duren seven-figure contracts. If those reports are correct, then both Bates and Duren will make a minimum of a million dollars playing at Memphis.
It’s no secret that Bates and Duren would’ve likely chosen the pro route if it wasn’t for NIL. Thanks to the NCAA, we will get to see the dynamic duo of Bates and Duren together at Memphis, even if it is for only one year. <-
Two things:
What can Brown do for you... If not referring to Larry Brown, did you (deliberately or accidentally) confuse FedEx with UPS (Brown)?
I agree to a certain extent but when the NCAA declared Wiseman ineligible a few years ago, they really lost all their momentum. They are going to struggle with the same things a Kentucky team struggles with - playing as a team and identifying their "go-to" guy that takes over games when he has to.Yet lacking in execution
Much less a better NIL situation than Nike; credit to Penny where it's due...Maybe not a great coach but sure sounds like Penny’s outsmarting the recruiting competition. Have to give him credit. Hard to believe they offer any more money than the Dukes and Kentuckys, but he’s still been able to beat them head to head while being in the AAC at nothing near a blue blood.
This makes it seem like a partnership between the school and fed ex. In strictly legal terms is the school allowed to be involved in NIL deals and to make that a part of their pitch to a player?What Brown can do for you…
-> Sources told On3 that Memphis pitched a NIL deal, partnered with FedEx, to both Bates and his former Duren, his former AAU teammate who committed to the Tigers a couple of weeks ago.
Multiple reports suggest that Memphis would be able to match what the pro options (G-League, NBL) were offering through this NIL deal. It’s estimated that pro routes were offering both Bates and Duren seven-figure contracts. If those reports are correct, then both Bates and Duren will make a minimum of a million dollars playing at Memphis.
It’s no secret that Bates and Duren would’ve likely chosen the pro route if it wasn’t for NIL. Thanks to the NCAA, we will get to see the dynamic duo of Bates and Duren together at Memphis, even if it is for only one year. <-
Dosh discusses in a few post here:This makes it seem like a partnership between the school and fed ex. In strictly legal terms is the school allowed to be involved in NIL deals and to make that a part of their pitch to a player?
Lol…