Truth. The ACC in the 1980s was simply great basketball. We all know about GT BB in the 1980s. UNC, Duke and NCST won National Championships. UVA mad a Final Four. Wake made an Elite Eight. Maryland made 7 straight NCAATs until the Len Bias death blew up Maryland sports. Even Clemson made...
Good question. With all the transfers that could happen a good bit. I suspect the players now have their Playbooks on tablets and there is fairly tight control over the tablet. Still a clear possibility!
GT is not going to voluntarily get off the College Sports Big Business Train. GT may get left off the train but it will not be by choice.
The NCAA bears far more responsibility than you suggest they do. They made zero effort to make reasonable accommodations for compensating players for their...
The NBA knows if a player can shoot. That isn’t their concern. Does he have the physical skills to defend is a bigger issue that the NBA guys will assess.
I hope that is the case. I don’t feel confident it is the case. Last year it seemed very unlikely would gonPro as there are dozens of 6’5” to 6’7” players around that are very good. The number drops for guys 6’9” and taller.
Ndongo was the team’s most important player last season. His skill set is very hard to replace. I feel as you do on losing/keeping him. I think he is gone though I hope I am wrong
The NFL is by far the best sport out there for entertainment. The salary cap makes it very difficult to build dynasties anymore and keeps the league competitive. For instance the NFC East has not had a repeat Champion since 2004. In a 4 team Division that is remarkable. Very unlike college...
I suspect the players Chad mentioned will determine the success of the offense. The other guys will play if injuries pile up or not see meaningful action more than likely
I would put his chances of going pro at above 50%. He has the physical size and ability to play at the pro level. He can refine any needed skills at the pro level more easily than in college. Hope he returns!
Transfers are essential in today’s college basketball landscape. Try and find a very successful team that did not have at minimum one transfer who was a key player in their team’s success.
It is all about the fit and relationship between the transferring player and the new school, Coach...
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