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Yeah, this is why Omot must play most of his minutes with 3 ball handlers. Similarly to JOJ, if he plays a wing position, it will really slow down the offense (IMO).

We have a number of scholarships available and I would have welcomes Big Frank back as well, but Vaihola looks like a significantly more well-rounded player than Frank Mitchell. He is a more active defender (steals/blocks), better with ball movement, and a better free throw shooter.

Any word on Daniel Freitag? I've heard he would be a better football prospect than a basketball prospect. Any chance he switches sports?

I have no idea how much input Mike Tice had in these selections, but below are the OL drafted by the Vikings while Mike Tice was OL coach or HC. Matt Birk - C Jay Humphrey - OT Mike Malano - OT Lewis Kelly - OG Bryant McKinnie - OT Ed Taamu - OG Chad Beasley - OT Nat Dorsey - OT Marcus Johnson...

It was from about 2021-2025. There are some signs of life now.

The nerds who calculated this don't understand college basketball.

We could get a Houston, give the football team $12 million, and build a brand new Dairy Queen on campus.

Yeah, I am kind of surprised he hit the portal. For whatever reason, I don't think he ends up at the U, but I don't think any of our current signings are true SG type players. So there would still be room for him.

This also gives us more flexibility to make a move this offseason (Kevin Durant pipe dream maybe?)

It's hard to imagine with whom? I mean the GM is on the way out too. It could be a player thing but that doesn't seem like a Jokic thing to do and he'd be the only one with the gravitas to matter. But yeah, something odd hear.

They're both getting canned.

If he called him Nikki, our boy would've slapped the sh!t out of him.

I think a lot of his dropping has a lot to do with about 4-5 guys whose stock has really increased. A couple of weeks ago, this was thought of as kind of a down draft for OL, now it seems pretty stacked in the first two rounds. We'll see how far he really drops.

I believe his first year of football was his JR year in HS.

You don't want Asuma to be your main threat from the perimeter, but he is a good enough shooter to play in a lineup where Durkin and Crocker-Johnson are at 3/4.

I think Asuma excels as a "point" if he is playing with another guy who can handle the ball. I don't love him as the point guard if he is the only ball handler. I also think regardless of Enis and Evans, we should sign a veteran reserve PG (that other kid from Colorado State maybe?).

I'll always root for Dan Monson.

100% He is the kind of player who is going to look much different in an offense with movement. He is capable of excelling on and off the ball.

Having shooters on your team opens up everything for everyone else. Having shooters on your team that also rebound and have a 3:1 assist/TO ratio is a huge get. Welcome aboard!

He is really a complete player. He rebounds really well for his size, had a 3:1 assist/TO ratio, shot the ball well and he has enough size to defend a couple positions. This is a big get.