Jul 20, 2017
9:35:39am
9:35:39am
I doubt he believes it's a poor decision.
From what we heard months ago, he was happy to go play in Italy. If he ever thinks it was a bad decision, that will be in the future.
Someone like me who hates change probably would have stayed in college regardless of the impact on a future basketball career. For me, pushing change on myself like that would have been a bad decision. He's probably not wired like I am.
Someone like me who hates change probably would have stayed in college regardless of the impact on a future basketball career. For me, pushing change on myself like that would have been a bad decision. He's probably not wired like I am.
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He's already 22, his arms aren't getting any longer, and he isn't going to be more athletic. By staying, he's losing out
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Those guys drafted in this year's draft will still be around, however, as will next year's. It only gets more difficult.
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