Tristan Newton - Yes please. 6-5 PG. 17pg , 5 Assists, 5 rebounds
No to Gaff. We need someone who to take his minutes at LEASTI LOVED Curbelo last year, didn't watch a second of him play this year.
Antonio Reeves sure looks intriguing. I think scoring guard/shooter is most important, unless a sure fire starting PG is available. At this point I think handing it to Gaff/Digg/CFJ is the way to do it.
I LOVED Curbelo last year, didn't watch a second of him play this year.
Antonio Reeves sure looks intriguing. I think scoring guard/shooter is most important, unless a sure fire starting PG is available. At this point I think handing it to Gaff/Digg/CFJ is the way to do it.
From napping to nipping , at the portal.Hurley finally woke up from his nap
Saw them play a few times this year, Carter disappears pretty often and does not scare defenses with his jumper. Pass, we need established shooters, not projects.He will probably end up at UMass since Martin landed there after he was fired at SC
From napping to nipping , at the portal.
Lots of players, lots of competition from many suitors.
Law of averages and a good BE should help him.
I guess when every transfer is in contact with 20 or 30 schools, you gotta reach out to anyone you think can help you, even if you only have 1 open spot. Any given school is very unlikely to get any given highly sought-after transfer, mathematically speaking.How many open scholarships does Arkansas still have? I feel like they are tied to everyone and are already brining in 6 freshmen next year...
Juice Hill is a baller.
13.4p, 2.3r, 5.1a, 1.9 TO, 1.1s, 49.5 2p%, 35.8 3p%, 74.4 ft%. I love his grit and confidence without being careless with his abilities.
Arkansas is big on recruiting over people. They'll push out returning players that aren't as good.How many open scholarships does Arkansas still have? I feel like they are tied to everyone and are already brining in 6 freshmen next year...
I didn't watch much Purdue this year, but I understand this guy to be a sniper. Was a starter then came off the bench to end the year. Seems really likely he's looking for high major PT as cause of transfer, so I don't know if we can accommodate that off ball, but a name to keep an eye on if we want shooting or if Hurley thinks he can play more on ball (or use him with Jackson as PG?)
I get the loyalty and respect that. But isnt one year of hoping for a jump to be an impact player enough to tell our staff to move on? I mean I get it with Rashool he has to get to work this offseason and improve so he can be the back up and take Gaffs minutes. But Gaff regressed his junior year yet so many somehow want to run with him running the show it’s crazy. We’re UConn it’s his fault he hasn’t stepped up and the staff needs to recruit over him in order to maintain a winning program level.
Sounds like the Boneyard and the staff are on the same page lol.From what I’ve heard recently the staff is banking on Johnson being the 4. He can shoot and his defense has been improving. That allows Sanogo to play the 5 with Clingan backing him up. It helps to have Jackson who can play the 1, 3 or 4 position as needed. Karaban can slot in to back up Johnson at the 4 as needed. Sounds like we’re looking for a ball handler who will fit in and can shoot. Staff is still very high on Hawkins and feel like he can be “the guy” next year.
This is exactly the type of player that we need. Ideally we can get 2 of them. This dude can play the point, he can play off the ball, he can create for others, and he can create his own offense. He'd fit in perfectlyTristen Newton is a 6'5 200 guard who averaged 17.7p, 4.8r, 5a, 3.5 to, 1.4s, 49.9 2p%, 33.3 3p% (about 1/3 shots from deep).
What stands out the most is his 87.9 ft% at 5.8 attempts/game, a rate that is 44th in the nation. Without watching any of the games, it shows me a guy who creates his own offense and attacks the rim, a trait we definitely need from a player.
Newton played most of his minutes at the 2, but also played some 3 and was ECU's PG when Robinson-White wasn't in the game:
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I'd like his 3p% to be better, but he's a very versatile player and another larger distributor to pair with Jackson to allow for some smooth offensive sets.
KenPom's algorithm is getting fooled a bit because he's taller than Robinson-White and ECU uses 2 guards to create, but make no mistake this kid is a PG. Great vision. Really good at hit-ahead passes and hitting the opposite corner when he penetrates.Tristen Newton is a 6'5 200 guard who averaged 17.7p, 4.8r, 5a, 3.5 to, 1.4s, 49.9 2p%, 33.3 3p% (about 1/3 shots from deep).
What stands out the most is his 87.9 ft% at 5.8 attempts/game, a rate that is 44th in the nation. Without watching any of the games, it shows me a guy who creates his own offense and attacks the rim, a trait we definitely need from a player.
Newton played most of his minutes at the 2, but also played some 3 and was ECU's PG when Robinson-White wasn't in the game:
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I'd like his 3p% to be better, but he's a very versatile player and another larger distributor to pair with Jackson to allow for some smooth offensive sets.
KenPom's algorithm is getting fooled a bit because he's taller than Robinson-White and ECU uses 2 guards to create, but make no mistake this kid is a PG. Great vision. Really good at hit-ahead passes and hitting the opposite corner when he penetrates.
His jumper is a bit similar to Martin's. Not a lot of weird moving pieces or anything, just a bit of a set shot. Hopefully we can help him improve it the same way the staff did with Martin.
He'll be switchable on D with his height. He's got 2 years left.
I'm very interested.
ngl, as a player you could do a lot worse than a buffalo wings deal. I'd do it just for the wings alone.assist/turnover ratio be damned .... i want this guy: View attachment 74951