5-25 against South Carolina, Penn State and Syracuse. Sign me up. LOL! I don't think we are going after this level of player. I know we have fallen a little but Miller is more the exception than the rule for most Ivy League talent.
This kid and the Dartmouth kid just aren't UConn level players, it would be a waste of a scholly.
Putting up those numbers as a No. 1 or 2 option is vastly different than coming in as 10 mpg 3-point specialist. We're not going to be asking the 12th man on our team to generate offense; we're going to ask him to hit the occasional open shot and not turn the ball over.
We already have that in SC and to a lesser extent TS. No way we want to stop their development for a lateral move that will only be here one year. I mean if we can't get anyone else maybe but right now it isn't worth the scholarship at this stage. He just isn't UCONN material.
Disagree, Mitola wouldn't even be able to get his shot off at this level. He's a smaller not as good version of Jaren Sina.
Well let's see what KO is doing on that front. Right now we are in the dark besides knowing about SM and TH coming here for visits. I'm sure they are the main target right now with a pickup of a guard as another want. Too early to tell if that will be a transfer or a decommit.
Because it's very difficult for a 5'10 guy with very limited athleticism to get his shot off at this level. As stated above defense would be a huge issue for hm.
He's used 3 years of eligibility, so its implicit he has a redshirt year which is why hes available post grad in the first place.
I don't think he'll end up in a UConn uniform, but catch and shoot/spot up shooters don't get their own shot off. They either run off one or more screens, rely on ball movement and shifting defenses caught out of position, or rely on their defender leaving to help.
