It's really hard to know what the product currently is. I would love to see a couple 5 stars join the club and make us immediate contenders. However, the scars of the past few years will make it difficult. Niko is going to have to coach his way up the ladder with mostly unproven talent. The question is whether that can happen in year one.
Niko has made a living out of coaching up ‘unproven’ talent, so the odds are good we’ll do better this year and hopefully be in the March Madness discussion.
Closer and closer to positionless basketball, for good or ill.
...and I think Cade Tyson is still in play.
I'd take him. Decent shooter for a big guy at 30% on 46 3 point attempts. Pretty productive for only 19 minutes per game.
That assist ratio reminds me of Ola-Joseph.
JOJ's career assist average is .4
Even worse than Kris Humphries 0.7
That's what jumped out at me- nice production with limited minutes.
Apparently, turning the ball over that results in a lucky bounce to a teammate for a layup counted as an assist.
Sounds like my golf game!
Now it’s all about the payout. I hope the GOPHERS have some left, though I would prefer a 6’10” or taller guy.
Don’t look at his UNC stats. They’re a myth. He’s only been at Belmont
FWIW- NC's best players were all guards. He did shoot an excellent 46% from 3 point range at Belmont 80-172.
I think we have a decent chance at him.
So what you're saying is, there's 0 programs as good as the Gophers after him.
Yeah, maybe NOT so decent a chance, haha. Duke, however, has a stacked roster and didn't lose anyone to transfer. It depends on whether this guy wants any playing time.
He's a 25% 3PT shooter, and averaged less than an assist per game...maybe he defends well? He does seem to rebound well for a guard.
His stats from 2 years ago are MUCH better. Maybe just had an off year for whatever reason?
Doesn’t appear to be much more than a deep bench player . Maybe he’s a late bloomer but yes St Thomas is messing around.
