Huge, late get. Played all 33 games, starting 4 for the 3rd best team in the Big East. 47% from the floor, 36% from 3. Minutes went up as the year went on and he was in starting line-up at the end of the season.
Yeah, you're right. Evans and Groves came out of nowhere
Palmer, Kordel, Grady, Stephens, Turner, Willis, Reynolds, Vaihola were all unknown. Not sure on Drurkin. JCJ made sense but none of the other CSU followed.
Academics is now waaaaay down on the list of requirements for most players on power four teams.Three schools in three years? But, but, but......but what about academics?
For power 4 level talents in the transfer portal I would rank it like this:
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Agreed
Detroit Mercy just got hit with a postseason ban for letting their APR slip too low I believe...Three schools in three years? But, but, but......but what about academics?
This is where, I believe, Niko’s constant movement on offense will help develop consistency. Malachi won't have to hunt for his own shot nearly so often. His shot will open up in the flow of the offense. That issue of consistency will be much more consistent under Niko.
North Carolina shows everyone the way to academic excellence...
Another Cleveland State paying for UNCheat's sins.
I didn’t even think there was an APR anymore.
It's between MAR and MAY.
As the team would get fatigued, they would sometimes just jack up not good three's instead of running offense. With this depth, hopefully that is done away with.
Good point. Fatigue was likely a factor in a lot of the close, late losses in the middle of the season.
Exactly. Reynolds would be struggling with turnovers or missed shots and coach would have to leave him in
They all business majors now.You gotta stop living in the past man....can't expect these college athletes to waste time with that whole school nonsense.
And Groves.
