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UConn in the Pros December 2025

temery said:
boog204

Thread 'Former Huskies (transfers) - December'

Maybe I'm a sadist or whatever, but I'm always curious how our transfers and near recruits are doing. So I thought, maybe just for myself, I'd put them all in one place. I'm sure I'm forgetting some...

Transfers

Ahmad Nowell

Through 4 games, he's getting 13/mpg and averaging 5.5. Shooting it very poorly.

Aidan Mahaney

Averaging 15 and 4 in 33mpg through four games. Shooting it extremely well.

Isaiah Abraham

Averaging 4 and 3 in 16mpg as a starter for GTown. Thought he'd have more of an impact tbh.

Yousouff Singare

Averaging 3 and 2 in 10mpg.

Apostolos...
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Geeking and tweaking again
 
No idea why the general nba thread got locked, I’m more confused than ever by what things get locked/suspended (hopefully saying I’m confused doesn’t get me suspended) but this is a very cool story with both Spencer boys doing their thing:

www.espn.com

Kerr lauds 'competitor' Spencer after career night

Playing on the road without their headliners, the Warriors upset the Cavaliers 99-94 on Saturday night behind a career performance from two-way point guard Pat Spencer.
www.espn.com www.espn.com
 
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Spencer a casual +33 for Memphis tonight in their win over Portland. He hit some threes and had 4 steals.
 
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Gurleyman said:
College hoops might never see a backcourt like Newton and Spencer again. Newton had 67 assists and 15 turnovers in the postseason (4.5 to 1), Spencer had 40 and 8 (5 to 1). They were like a Mensa society out there scoring 1600 on their SATs with no mistakes.
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Also it seems like Newton and Spencer never missed on a lob opportunity/pass, I took it for granted how easy they made it look and realized that last season. Hell, I watch Blazers games and I shake my head at how often the Blazers guards(outside of Avdija) don't see DC for the lob when it's right there.
 
aceboon said:
Also it seems like Newton and Spencer never missed on a lob opportunity/pass, I took it for granted how easy they made it look and realized that last season. Hell, I watch Blazers games and I shake my head at how often the Blazers guards(outside of Avdija) don't see DC for the lob when it's right there.
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Yeah. I watched some of the full games of 2023-24 after the Florida loss to sort of drown my sorrows. I appreciated Newton in real time during that run … but not enough after watching those games again. He was a maestro running things - if the lob was there to Clingan, Johnson (or Castle on the baseline), he found it. Or the kickout at the right time to Cam or AK. Lots of hockey assists too - setting up the guy to make the pass.

The ride was a little more bumpy his first go round - but he smoothed it all out in year two.
 
aceboon said:
Also it seems like Newton and Spencer never missed on a lob opportunity/pass, I took it for granted how easy they made it look and realized that last season. Hell, I watch Blazers games and I shake my head at how often the Blazers guards(outside of Avdija) don't see DC for the lob when it's right there.
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All last season I wondered how many points Samson would have scored had he played with Newton and Spencer.
 
Gurleyman said:
Yeah. I watched some of the full games of 2023-24 after the Florida loss to sort of drown my sorrows. I appreciated Newton in real time during that run … but not enough after watching those games again. He was a maestro running things - if the lob was there to Clingan, Johnson (or Castle on the baseline), he found it. Or the kickout at the right time to Cam or AK. Lots of hockey assists too - setting up the guy to make the pass.

The ride was a little more bumpy his first go round - but he smoothed it all out in year two.
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At the time, I recall people downplaying the significance of T-New returning for his senior season. Turned out to be huge.
 
aceboon said:
Also it seems like Newton and Spencer never missed on a lob opportunity/pass, I took it for granted how easy they made it look and realized that last season. Hell, I watch Blazers games and I shake my head at how often the Blazers guards(outside of Avdija) don't see DC for the lob when it's right there.
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You do realize that the Blazers' starting PG, backup PG, and backup's backup are all injured, yes?
 
Samoo said:
You do realize that the Blazers' starting PG, backup PG, and backup's backup are all injured, yes?
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it's funny that you think I don't know this when I've literally been making the same comment about not seeing DC on lobs since last season

aceboon

Post in thread 'UConn in the NBA: Nov 24/25'

DC just got hurt, was going to the bench but a Portland TO forced him to stay in and still made a defensive play in the lane. Hopefully not too serious, dominating the glass and blocking/affecting shots but has 4 fouls early in the 3rd. Still amazed that Portland can't connect with him on more lob plays.
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Spurs avoid a really bad L in New Orleans on a Harper driving bucket with 9 seconds left. Derik Queen with a 33-10-10 triple double, but missed the game winner.

A bit of a frustrating game for Castle who couldn’t quite finish a bunch of good shots in the paint that he had been making pre-injury - but had 18-5-5 on an off night (5-15), with a highlight reel putback dunk in the third. Castle wasn’t in the closing lineup (Fox and Harper closed, along with Champagnie, Barnes and Kornet), but it was his first game back so more about minutes restrictions/rust than anything else.

Hawkins had a bad 4-minute stint with a turnover, an air ball, and bad body language and got a really quick hook. He’s probably hanging on by a thread and can’t really afford to waste many shifts.
 
Gurleyman said:
Spurs avoid a really bad L in New Orleans on a Harper driving bucket with 9 seconds left. Derik Queen with a 33-10-10 triple double, but missed the game winner.

A bit of a frustrating game for Castle who couldn’t quite finish a bunch of good shots in the paint that he had been making pre-injury - but had 18-5-5 on an off night (5-15), with a highlight reel putback dunk in the third. Castle wasn’t in the closing lineup (Fox and Harper closed, along with Champagnie, Barnes and Kornet), but it was his first game back so more about minutes restrictions/rust than anything else.

Hawkins had a bad 4-minute stint with a turnover, an air ball, and bad body language and got a really quick hook. He’s probably hanging on by a thread and can’t really afford to waste many shifts.
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Castle started the game really well by scoring, or assisting on the first 13 points for the Spurs. Then the whole team went in a funk in the second half.
 
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Gurleyman said:
Spurs avoid a really bad L in New Orleans on a Harper driving bucket with 9 seconds left. Derik Queen with a 33-10-10 triple double, but missed the game winner.

A bit of a frustrating game for Castle who couldn’t quite finish a bunch of good shots in the paint that he had been making pre-injury - but had 18-5-5 on an off night (5-15), with a highlight reel putback dunk in the third. Castle wasn’t in the closing lineup (Fox and Harper closed, along with Champagnie, Barnes and Kornet), but it was his first game back so more about minutes restrictions/rust than anything else.

Hawkins had a bad 4-minute stint with a turnover, an air ball, and bad body language and got a really quick hook. He’s probably hanging on by a thread and can’t really afford to waste many shifts.
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The bad body language most concerning. Maybe he’s pressing knowing he’s hanging on.
 
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