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I think in one of Pastner's press conferences this week he said that he thought Jax's effectiveness dropped a lot with more minutes. He may have even referenced 30 minutes as kind of his target. From that philosophy, assuming he wants Jax in at the end of the game, he'll limit his minutes in...

Just as a comparison, but not a perfect one, I have the KenPom ratings from last year when GT was 10-6: Rank #128, Luck #6, Overall SOS #83 but non-conference #305, #49 defense, #245 offense.

Just as a footnote, Coach McCullum was the “experienced ex-head coach” brought in as an assistant for Hewitt’s last year at GT.

Welcome to the board, and nice first post.

Pastner's made that point a couple of times that I've heard - that other coaches told him he screwed up by winning too much the first year and raising expectations. On another point, I feel dumb but I didn't realize until I listed to the postgame audio that Justin Moore did not make the trip in...

The AJC article this morning said that Pastner learned about the violations on October 2nd, and immediately reported it to Compliance. That would seem to me to be consistent with the phone calls on that date. I haven't listened to the podcast, but I don't understand why the phone calls on that...

I think your assist rate for last year is off. I see 570 assists on 910 made field goals, for 62.6%.

There's been discussion is various threads about projected lineups and contributions, but this seems like a logical place for this. In a regulation game, there are 200 minutes to distribute. No one player can take up more than 20% of this, which would mean playing the full 40 minutes. I went...

I agree to a point, but to the extent that the funding is coming from shoe companies/agents/financial advisors looking to cash in when players become 1st round picks, allowing the top high school players to go pro directly should at least lower the amount of money floating around. Would have no...

Weight comparison from last year’s listings: Moore 162 —> 162 Jackson 209 —> 203 Okogie 207 —> 213 Ogbonda 231 —> 239 Gueye 212 —> 214 Lammers 227 —> 234

From that same series, interesting comments about Louisville and UNC infractions cases. https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/candid-coaches-will-the-ncaa-take-titles-away-from-unc-or-louisville/

I doubt Summer is required, but if you don't want to take an APR hit your S-A's need to pass enough credit hours so that they would be eligible the following Fall if they returned. Summer can help with that, but most likely you need them to finish the Spring semester as well.

Thanks for digging this up - it was very interesting. I know that a lot us knowing about things like this depends on how aggressively a coach/staff is promoting themselves, but I really appreciate seeing the relentless attempts to find and address weaknesses. I wonder if Ben Lammers ever...

His Twitter bio says: SMIS '16 → Brewster Academy '17 → Georgia Tech '21 But I don't know if he plans to walk on or not.

To be fair to BG, if you go back and read his postgame comments last year he was incredibly high on Lammers. For example, here's a quote from the ACC teleconference on Feb. 8, 2016: "I think he's got a bright, bright future. He's not the offensive threat at this point that Nick (Jacobs) or...

This has snagged me a few times recently, but using GT for graduate transfer on a Georgia Tech message board is hella confusing. In this case I literally started to wonder which recruits Wake had stolen from us recently before realizing the context. I'm getting old and slow.

I wish him well. Never noticed any body language problems while he was on the bench. Going off to college is hard, coaching changes are hard, sometimes things just don't work out. It was interesting to go back and scan through his recruiting thread. Gregory certainly seemed to be high on him.

I had no idea that Perry Clark is an assistant at South Carolina. Article

Interestingly, Pastner was quoted a couple of times during the season as saying he told the team that he did not want to be calling plays for them. His ideal is to teach them a system, and then let them execute it without him having to yell out instructions on every possession. In that...

Now THAT makes sense - I puzzled over your response for a few minutes yesterday.