I love how unbiased grandpas playing golf can be. Chandler will be lucky to play

Apr 16, 2024
8:54:10am

MHOP All-American

His first year in college. No way he is one and done. He’s too small and has been on a mission. I thought Austin Collie was about as in shape as you could be after the mission and even he struggled getting his legs back.

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My dad plays golf with Chandler’s grandpa

TADOW Truly Addicted User

Apr 16, 7:19am

If that’s a realistic goal, then he’s definitely not wrong in this move. But it

blackandblue

Apr 16, 7:21am

I'm sure that's the goal. No way it happens.

JuicyJam

Apr 16, 7:22am

Collin Chandler averaged 19ppg in high school. He's not a one and done.

mokelembembe

Apr 16, 7:22am

Ppg avg isn’t what gets you drafted

lukeskywalker

Apr 16, 9:31am

Now imagine if he rides the pine in year 1 now (likely) lol.

RdF3

Apr 16, 7:23am

IDK he comes home in a couple weeks. A lot of time to get back in shape

Soupie

Apr 16, 7:28am

I hope he fulfills his dream but not many guys are one and done.

Don Carlton

Apr 16, 7:25am

“Improbable” is being nice

Saxa

Apr 16, 7:27am

If true, that family is delusional.

NorthBayCoug

Apr 16, 7:29am

They all are, tho.

Madam Pattirini

Apr 16, 7:30am

Yep if that is the goal should not have gone on a mission. Unless he is 7'6''

johnnybyu

Apr 16, 7:38am

impressive he chose to serve, despite the goal

here's to hoping

Apr 16, 11:48am

I mean, if D league is his goal, 1 and done it. Very few ever are able to 1 and done it, especially after a mission

Coug

Apr 16, 7:41am

Given Pope’s track record for putting players in the NBA, it’s understandable he

Pepe

Apr 16, 7:46am

He was a 4-star recruit, #33 overall, and hasn’t played ball in 2+ years

Medute

Apr 16, 7:48am

At least the family won't be able to blame BYU for him not making it.

Soy Celeste

Apr 16, 10:16am

He reportedly was the #6 ranked SG in his HS class

MyTwoCents

Apr 16, 11:40am

3 of those guys were 99 or 100 rated players

Medute

Apr 16, 11:57am

one and done. yep...Pope's NCAA tourney record as coach

vabeachcoug

Apr 16, 8:02am

The family "isn't talking about the NBA" but they're talking about "NBA asap"?

COACHdrn

Apr 16, 8:37am

Yes, that was very confusing

SoBlueitHurts

Apr 16, 11:31am

Shawn Bradley did it

MajorZeus

Apr 16, 8:48am

Chandler isn't 7'6".

dYrtbYkerYder

Apr 16, 9:15am

Sort of, but he never did much in the NBA.

Threw and Through

Apr 16, 11:37am

12 year NBA career. $65 million. Doesn't sound bad to me.

txcougar

Apr 16, 12:54pm

I would gladly get posterized and ride a lot of pine for that kind of money

SoBlueitHurts

Apr 16, 1:28pm

Unless you care about your reputation as a b-ball player and don't want to be

Threw and Through

Apr 16, 2:05pm

What are you talking about? Stop trolling your rival board

MajorZeus

Apr 16, 2:10pm

???? I don't think you understood my comment. I'm arguing Chandler shouldn't

Threw and Through

Apr 16, 4:18pm

If he wanted that why did he go on a mission?

Scott_Tenorman

Apr 16, 8:50am

Maybe because he understood that was the right thing to do?

thirdgencoug

Apr 16, 9:55am

I love how unbiased grandpas playing golf can be. Chandler will be lucky to play

MHOP

Apr 16, 8:54am

If you remember, Austin Collie had a gut when he came back. It was his Junior

Parker Schnabel

Apr 16, 9:38am

Chandler does not have a gut & needed to gain some weight. Kid was scrawny.

Soupie

Apr 16, 9:41am

Bummer, but you can’t fault the kid for making the best decision for himself..

Dat_rmishner

Apr 16, 9:14am

Except that because of his age and lack of experience, he has no way of knowing

Threw and Through

Apr 16, 11:40am

Talk about setting a kid up for failure.

MHOP

Apr 16, 9:36am

Well I was talking to the aunts cat and he told me...

Big-Q

Apr 16, 9:39am

Not sour grapes...

refunder

Apr 16, 10:22am

I think you’re missing it. He does look head and shoulders better than those he

A Drew Aitch

Apr 16, 11:04am

If Collin wants the NBA, he should reconsider BYU

cougarnw

Apr 16, 11:21am

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slatecoug

Apr 16, 12:19pm

You need another T-time with grandpa and see if CC can get an extra P-day this week.

Soupie

Apr 16, 11:25am

I wanted Chandler here more than I wanted my left testicle, but even if he never

Alan Schaefer

Apr 16, 11:34am

This is where we differ. I value my left(and right) testicle more than a player coming to BYU

TADOW

Apr 16, 12:21pm

How?

Alan Schaefer

Apr 16, 12:45pm

You wanted Chandler more than your left testicle. I would rather have my left testicle than Chandler.

TADOW

Apr 16, 12:58pm

Right. I’m trying to understand your line of thinking.

Alan Schaefer

Apr 16, 1:23pm

The testicle will still be here in 4 years, or in this case, still be there now.

here's to hoping

Apr 16, 2:53pm

It will all work out

md7Coug

Apr 16, 11:52am

Chandler family is delusional.

Rocketman

Apr 16, 1:44pm

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mokelembembe

Apr 16, 2:04pm

I'm thinking the odds of him transferring to BYU are better.

Orem58thBall

Apr 16, 2:41pm

I doubt it because of the relationships, but maybe

SoBlueitHurts

Apr 16, 2:46pm

Chandler could've been Jimmer-esque fame at BYU, now just another guy at Kentuck

aaronmania

Apr 16, 2:43pm

Irony is that Keven Young, superstar NBA talent developer, would be more likely

Jasbo

Apr 16, 3:12pm

Add to that the close access to an NBA team owner in Ryan Smith. Who also is

MHOP

Apr 16, 4:56pm

Or at least way too impatient.

Soupie

Apr 16, 5:03pm

He could still change his mind, I just do not see it based on not having a

SoBlueitHurts

Apr 16, 5:06pm

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