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Yes he will be.Has to sit out next year, correct?
Slow down. He played on a terrible team in a terrible conference, and put up most of those numbers while on the wrong side of blowouts.Too bad. I was hopeful that he would give UConn a chance. He's going to be a monster for Duke. His freshman numbers and performance at Rice were impressive.
Basically Eric Hayward with better pub.
nice pick up!
Slow down.
That said, I think he'll be an asset, and would gladly have taken him here. But he's not a game-changing recruit by any stretch, even if the media will now make him out to be since he signed for K. He's good depth, situational rebounding and five fouls.
Hard to have worse.
Slow down. He played on a terrible team in a terrible conference, and put up most of those numbers while on the wrong side of blowouts.
He is a very good defensive rebounder, but offers zero rim protection (crucial in the modern game against athletic teams who attack the rim - so, basically, everybody in the ACC) and range only to about 6 feet. He's also consistently struggled with conditioning, which is another huge defensive negative.
That said, I think he'll be an asset, and would gladly have taken him here. But he's not a game-changing recruit by any stretch, even if the media will now make him out to be since he signed for K. He's good depth, situational rebounding and five fouls.
Basically Eric Hayward with better pub.
So it seems Coach K doesn't mind picking up transfers, just not graduates? What a hypocrite!
I believe it goes: 1, 0, iHe is now on the Naismith watch list. Duke subsequently moves up in the polls.
*for those scoring at home: Duke moved to #1 in the polls when Jabari Parker declared. When Rodney hood declared, they moved up again to occupy the rare #0 spot. The force of the Obi acquisition probably brings them into the uncharted negative number territory.