The good news is that cashing in could mean the portal also.
I don't think we missed much there. Buzz is letting him play because he can this year, so hopefully the minutes get him ready for next year. He was not going to contribute in Storrs. He's shooting it at 33% from the field and has a 1.9TO to 1.3 assist ratio.
Amazes me how Bobby cannot get anything going down there. Same Dad, same drive, coached with Danny, yet the coaching thing isn't clicking for him.
As of now I don't see him in anybody's top 100, let alone in mock drafts. Obviously that can change – there's a lot of time left for him to play his way onto the boards, and just because the experts don't know about this kid doesn't mean that NBA front offices don't know – but as of now there's not much to indicate he'll be in the league next season.
Let's also not forget the strength of this year's draft versus next. He could potentially make more in NIL.
Back in the fall, I was at a Yale football game in line for food and this tall redhead was next to me wearing a Yale basketball t-shirt. Racking my brain, I was trying to figure out who he might be until later in the game I figured it was Riley Fox.
Was wondering how his comp was compared to Pierce of Princeton. Realizing- of course- that he's still young and working himself into the starting lineup. Fox looks like a combo 2/3 vs Pierce looking like a 3/4. Pierce mixes it up on the boards more than he would-my guess.
Yeah I checked recently and was really surprised not to see his name. He’s averaging 15 and 6 with 2 blocks and just had 16 and 6 against Zona and 22 and 9 vs BYU. Idk, Ngomba is a late lottery, mid first pick supposedly. Diop definitely is the higher ceiling prospect imo.
It’s like if the ball just bounced off the receiver as he was falling down and the defender caught it. The receiver never possessed it but The ball never touched the ground or went out of bounds, so it can’t be an incompletion, it’s an interception.
That's a great point. Same for the PG from Illinois. This year he's mid-first round, but next year he could be top 5.
It's pretty damn weird how you can catch the ball come down with the ball firmly in your body with your body on the ground and it's not considered a catch.
Because he didn’t possess it long enough to be considered possession. We see that play all the time where a receiver appears to catch the ball, he might even shift it in his arms, but before he takes a step a defender punches it out and the defense recovers it. That’s not ruled a fumble because the receiver didn’t “make a football move” ie he didn’t possess it long enough before losing it so it’s ruled an incompletion. Here the defender had both hands on the ball before the receiver goes down and the ball didn’t hit the ground or go out so it has to be an interception.
Oh-oh! 😳
We see guys catch it all the time who possess the ball and bring the ball down with their body. He didn't take any steps because it was a jumping/falling catch.
Yeah what you described just happened in the Texans game. the wr caught the ball and as he was falling down the defender ripped it away but the wr was ruled down by contact. But we’ve never seen what happened last night before. The broncos defender had both his hands on the ball before the wr went down and then the defender popped up with it. It all happened in one fluid motion.
But remember, it wasn’t a bet
He's gotta be unless ASU just doesn't care about hoops.