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Agree Played 110 games and started 29 for Texas this year. Career 51% and 43% from 3. Also agree that none of his stats outside of shooting still out. I'd take his experience if he wants a hometown discount to wrap his career.

And many of these players are know through previous recruitment and the AAU circuits. Coaches know what they are looking for and who will fit their systems.

I'd be ok with taking TT's guys that make some $$ there and want to just come play basketball without the school trying to find the next guy they can pay millions to.

Also it's so they can reach out to the schools they are considering and not have anyone contact them. Many players have been contacted by back door contacts, like friends, players and others that are not coaches. Many have a short list of teams they know are interested or have mutual interest.

The question is whose feed does Tony duplicate?

Gotta have the horses. The new guys are more like Maxx Williams than Geers

I really don't know why we need to rip on her and Ben. They were both given jobs with no HC experience. They were alums that showed some signs, but the U couldn't allow them to learn on the job anymore. Through COVID and the new era of NIL and portal, I think it all worked out for everyone.

Grain of salt. I saw on Twitter and now can’t find or confirm it.

Sounds like she’s at least giving the hometown team a visit.

Not a bad jump for the national champion.

That's going to be a big part of the argument. NCAA is the stepping stone to the pros and how can the NCAA put an age limit on the stepping stone to the pros.

I like it if it holds up. Possibly allows players to play professionally for one year and still come back for 4 years. I also like the no redshirt and waiver rules. Get back to recruiting HS kids and transfers. Some science says that the brain is fully developed at 25, use that as a...

I'd say more go for playing time than for money. Some go for the prestige of playing at the highest level they can.

Looks like possibly another Fish in the boat.