May 10, 2024
3:29:05pm
3:29:05pm
in a one and done era for college bball, stats will be important. If a player
makes a sentimental connection with our university and plans to stick around for multiple seasons, then we can weigh potential more and production less.
If a guy is just going to be here one season, does it make us as a fanbase feel better if the guy missing a bunch of threes has high potential instead of low potential? To me its about whether they help us win games. A guy with huge potential and 38% shooting likely isn't going to help us win games next season unless he improves substantially.
If a guy is just going to be here one season, does it make us as a fanbase feel better if the guy missing a bunch of threes has high potential instead of low potential? To me its about whether they help us win games. A guy with huge potential and 38% shooting likely isn't going to help us win games next season unless he improves substantially.
Originally posted on May 10, 2024 at 3:29:05pm
Message modified by cwilke1 on May 10, 2024 at 3:29:34pm
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If that's true that would definitely be a problem. I know his performance as a Frosh really disappointed
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