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Message: [QUOTE="DogMania, post: 5115801, member: 21"] It's possible he's developed enough to get rotation minutes on many D1 teams that aren't nearly as crazy talented as UConn. I believe that. He looks like a raw inexperienced player who would earn PT and develop as the season goes on. He doesn't look like your standard mop up end of the bench player. I think people are selling him way too short. With that said, it's just very hard to crack the lineup when Hurley is trying to develop other more advanced players and chemistry between them. Let's see as the season goes on if he'll get some spot run with some of the rotation players. At worst, I think he'll be competing for some sort of playing time next season. Maybe I'm wrong. But I'd rather believe in a player than to assume that he belongs at the end of the bench and go no further. [/QUOTE]