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Message: [QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 3854486, member: 10"] Dom Amore with an article today saying something similar. Says he has an opportunity in front of him the rest of the season to leave his mark on the program. It's an interesting point. What if he only finished the season average, the team goes out early in the BET, and doesn't make the NCAA Tournament? Would most fans remember much about him in 5 or 10 years? If he takes this team on his back, like Caron in 2002, or Kemba in 2011, he leaves a legacy with the program. He's then the guy who led UConn back from a tough few years. [I]Fate, never known as a fair dealer, has handed James Bouknight this moment. It’s hardly what he would have imagined the day he chose UConn, marked himself to be the player to lead a fallen program back to its old heights. But in the very bizarre and inequitable nature of these times, the elbow injury that had much of the state out of joint, the pandemic that has truncated the season, the opportunity there for Bouknight’s taking is a unique one, an opportunity to leave an indelible mark.[/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-mens-basketball/hc-sp-amore-column-uconn-men-james-bouknight-20210217-20210217-jdlu4v34y5aofmyhmxosscmude-story.html[/URL] Alternate free access: [URL='https://outline.com/76uEdC'][B][COLOR=rgb(44, 130, 201)]James Bouknight has arrived for his moment, now he must master it for UConn men[/COLOR][/B][/URL] [/QUOTE]