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Bro if we bring in Dent I could suit up and we’d be good. Kid is incredible.
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His numbers are kinda awful. This is weird.
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Dent and solo may average 40 combined
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Could be a clout mention
Except he is leaving to follow pitino. Could be xavier
Must be Kimani's cousin.
math is hard
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Isn’t Bowen the jumbo wing at 6’10 190? I think he’s the perfect fit since he can start at either forward spot depending on whether AK comes back.
Otherwise that’s quite a wishlist. I’d be ecstatic with Bowen and Dent and an average sized backup PG.
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Gonzaga will swoop him up.
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Yeah I don't believe this one for a second.
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I have to admit it's weird reading that all these transfers have agents. But it's a new world.
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Is it? Stewart may fill the 2nd jumbo wing role. And a back 6’4-6’5 guard who can handle some ball handling duties ala nahiem alleyne.
I think you’re all underestimating what we’ll need.
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Oh I didn’t think Stew counted, but in that case sure.
But I’m leaning more towards a backup PG than a backup CG. In this hypothetical Dent would be the only true PG on the team since Adams is already a CG.
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Probably clout/hype.
Notice we are in the "heard from" follow-up group. It's stated generically enough that it could just mean that the agent reached out to us, and we said "no thanks, hard pass"
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He may be a depth piece. Rotation piece
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Fair. I can’t speak on the first part. But I’d prefer a pg off the bench as well. But I’d take a combo over nothing
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She is as legit as they come especially so as Black female billionaire. Former UConn track athlete here. She’s a former sprinter from the Women’s team. She was reached out to when the Track and Field programs were in danger of falling victim to the athletics budget cuts and is a huge reason as to why our programs were able to weather the storm. The reason she seemed to come out of nowhere was due to how underdeveloped the Athletic Alumni fundraising programs were for a non-revenue creating sports. But have met her personally and can confirm as someone very involved with her reintroduction into the fold that her contributions and profile as a Black businesswoman are more than credible.UConn announced she gave the largest athletic donation in school history back in '22.
I never heard of her before then and all the press for her seemed to really kick off when she made that donation and honestly my bs meter went off. You can count the # of black female billionaires on one hand and they're extremely well known so I've always been skeptical about this billionaire claim but her donation must've went through so she must have serious money.
Dr. Trisha Bailey is the richest Jamaican-born woman. She overcame a lot to get here.
Dr. Trisha Bailey, the first Jamaican billionaire, says being a mom is her greatest joy. She hopes her story, in her memoir "Unbroken," helps others.www.businessinsider.com
I know her personally, we arrived to UConn the same year in 1995. She ran track & I played football. She absolutely is the wealthiest black woman from Jamaica & she’s very wealthy. I don’t know her net worth but I’m sure she’s close to billionaire status. She’s the largest donor to athletics in UConn history. She’s good for the money she’s pledge to donate!UConn announced she gave the largest athletic donation in school history back in '22.
I never heard of her before then and all the press for her seemed to really kick off when she made that donation and honestly my bs meter went off. You can count the # of black female billionaires on one hand and they're extremely well known so I've always been skeptical about this billionaire claim but her donation must've went through so she must have serious money.
Dr. Trisha Bailey is the richest Jamaican-born woman. She overcame a lot to get here.
Dr. Trisha Bailey, the first Jamaican billionaire, says being a mom is her greatest joy. She hopes her story, in her memoir "Unbroken," helps others.
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Sounds like something we need.
Here's why Donovan Dent is a name to know
Mountain West Player of the Year Donovan Dent is putting his name into the transfer marketplace. He's a 6-foot-2 point guard with an elite feel for the game and an incredible burst and speed with the ball in his hands. He gets anywhere he wants on the court, collapses defenses and creates for himself and others.Dent is the second five-star guard to enter the portal on Tuesday, slotting in behind Bennett Stirtz.
Dent is leaving the option open to return to New Mexico, but Richard Pitino is going to have to hold nearly every blue blood in the country to get him back.