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For the 3rd time, time will tell. I won’t be the one looking like a fool this time next year.
HOPE YOU'RE RIGHT
For the 3rd time, time will tell. I won’t be the one looking like a fool this time next year.
Duke lost their heart when Zion lost his soleSeriously? That's a weak post. Only your #2 is a case where losing emotional leadership meant much more than losing the talent. Post AJ and Adrien was actually post AJ, Adrien, Thabeet and Austrie. We lost four starters from our tournament run, three of home were all conference level. Post Shabazz was post Shabazz, Daniels Giffey and Kromah. Again, we lost 3 of our best 4 players and the next year was more about lack of talent than lack of an emotional leader, which presumably you know because of your #4. And as for your #4 below, we weren't any good the year Boat was the heart and sole of the team.
Vital was absolutely the emotional leader on this team as we got better, as well as its best player. Guess what? Most teams have seniors provide emotional leadership. Most teams lose their emotional leadership most years. And most teams, in most cases, replace it. In decades, the only time UConn lost its heart and sole and couldn't replace the emotional leadership where there was still as much or more talent on the roster was 2011--2012.
You can't pin a lot on a guy who hasn't played in over a year. We should know that better than anyone after watching Price, Purvis, Larrier, and Sid.
So basically ur predicting him to be the national player of the year.......Time will tell my friends. Time will tell.
So basically ur predicting him to be the national player of the year.......
You will be pleasantly surprised. I am truly expecting at a minimum 14.5 PPG, 5 APG and ~38% from deep.
Basically a Nic Moore SMU season. He did it twice with 14.5 & 16.1 pts, both ~5 assists and 41% from 3.
Huh? Wilson and Price sat out a year BEFORE they played college ball, not after they had been a conference player of the year. Larrier sat out a year and then promptly blew his knee out -- he didn't fail after sitting out, he got hurt.
You seem to think .250 in giving examples is a good batting average.
RJ Cole is a grad transfer? Wow, I learn something new every day
BOOM. I was trying to think up a comparison and you did that for me. Moore was an All-American honorable mention, which is what I expect from Cole. Bouknight is either second or third team All-American next year.
So you're still not willing to admit you were wrong?Cool?
Wow. His game must be sick. Ok. I’ll be readyYeah, nobody has heard anything. Hurley hasn’t even mentioned his name since he transferred here. Take care. You’ll feel foolish when he’s putting up 1st team all BE numbers.
So you're still not willing to admit you were wrong?
Because it's not relevant to the conversation about RJ ColeWrong about what? I posted a twitter comment by Rothstein that I felt was relevant to the conversation we are having about transfers and their performance.
Does he still think Cole is a grad transfer? This is almost as strange as him accusing me of calling him a drunk and making fun of him.Because it's not relevant to the conversation about RJ Cole
I think everyone is In agreement he’s going to be a good player hopefully really good, I think if he averaged 10 and 5 that would put us in a great place on a balanced team where no one is over burdened with the load of leading due to the increased talentYou will be pleasantly surprised. I am truly expecting at a minimum 14.5 PPG, 5 APG and ~38% from deep.
Because it's not relevant to the conversation about RJ Cole