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He would fit right in......
Yeah....seems like we could probably find a use for that kind of skill set...
He would fit right in......
Sounds like he is in the NBA draft for now as well. If so, I'm guessing he is shopping the NIL market 1st to see if he can snatch some guaranteed dough for a year.
He would fit right in......
When they could sign NIL deals. Technically, I believe their agents can only represent them in negotiating things with NIL. That, in theory, is a good idea. I think a lot of young people could get taken advantage of during these kinds of negotiations if they weren't allowed to have representation, but obviously it opens up a scary door.since when can college players have agents? I must have totally missed that becoming legal.
I have a Blockbuster card I can sacrifice.He can have all the change in my couch and my Costco Membership card if that helps.
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According to an article recently posted in The Athletic, Baylor is represented by the same agent (Austin Walton) as the above player -- Nijel Pack.
The article (written by Kyle Tucker who covers UK basketball) mostly discusses a potential connection with Baylor and Kentucky because the agent is a huge fan. Here are some excerpts
“That moved real quick,” agent Austin Walton said. “We have a high level of interest and I think the interest is mutual. The exposure of Kentucky basketball and the tradition there is something that appeals to Baylor. Their history of development and draft picks is something that’s very enticing for Baylor. It’s a lot of what we’re looking for.”
Duke, Kansas, Gonzaga, Arizona, UCLA, Florida, Baylor, Texas, Memphis, Alabama, Louisville and Michigan State have shown serious interest, Walton said. “It’s everyone. Everyone wants this kid.”
“This is going to move fast,” Walton said. More than 30 schools reached out in the first 18 hours, but Scheierman plans to cut his list to 10 or fewer by Wednesday. It is likely Kentucky will make that cut.
“He wants to play for a winner. He wants the big stage. He wants the exposure,” Walton said. “He wants someone who is going to coach him hard and develop him to become an NBA player, whether that’s this year or next year. He wants to play with other really good players, because that unlocks him. He wants to showcase his versatility, show exactly who he is and a place that is going to allow him to be Baylor.”
"... at the end of the day, it has to be the right fit for him. He needs to know how you’re going to use him, how serious you are about him, what you’re going to do when he gets there, how you’re going to develop him."
Walton also represents Nijel Pack, another elite transfer from Kansas State who picked Miami and signed a two-year, $800,000 name, image and likeness deal in the process. Kentucky should be an enticing option for Scheierman from an NIL perspective as one of college basketball’s leaders in that space. Both Washington and Sharpe earned around a half-million dollars in just a few months at UK, and Tshiebwe, after navigating the challenges of an international student visa, is expected to rake in seven figures. Even so, the Cats will have stiff competition to land Scheierman.
The door is open and it turns out to be a trap door.When they could sign NIL deals. Technically, I believe their agents can only represent them in negotiating things with NIL. That, in theory, is a good idea. I think a lot of young people could get taken advantage of during these kinds of negotiations if they weren't allowed to have representation, but obviously it opens up a scary door.
His shooting is a bit better, but that shot will be a lot harder to get off in the nba. Nba player comp? I'm not sure but he passes and handles the ball like Josh Giddey.Well that was a fun idea while it lasted.
Baylor is a very good college player, but unless that coach is going to improve his foot speed and athleticism, I think he's overrating his NBA potential. He's a taller, but less athletic version of Nate Wolters.
I am sure that the list is much longer and includes the Gophers. MN doesn't have the name that will earn Goodman followers and he had to stop somewhere!
Why aren't the Gophers on this list? Grrrrrrrrrr
I bet that list is much much longer. No Iowa, Ohio State, Michigan....pretty clear he is going to have his pick of any school he wants.
Why aren't the Gophers on this list? Grrrrrrrrrr
If agents are getting a cut of the NIL deals, college basketball has gotten even more slimey.....
Of course they are. They don't work for free. Probably 25%. That's a wild guess.If agents are getting a cut of the NIL deals, college basketball has gotten even more slimey.....
Good try.I am sure that the list is much longer and includes the Gophers. MN doesn't have the name that will earn Goodman followers and he had to stop somewhere!
?Good try.
go with the Iowa way....just try and outscore the other teamBaylor is a tremendous offensive talent, he will have his pick of schools, but even if he was interested in coming here, defensively, I don't know if we could send him out there with Battle and Garcia and not get torched on the defensive side we would almost have to play Zone the whole game to make it work.
Why should/would they be on the list for a kid that has absolutely no interest in doing anything other than profiting off of his name? What a waste of time.
Why aren't the Gophers on this list? Grrrrrrrrrr
Will admit to not having seen him play but to get that kind of interest he is clearly very good and someone that teams think would be an impact player.Why should/would they be on the list for a kid that has absolutely no interest in doing anything other than profiting off of his name? What a waste of time.
Has anyone here actually seen him play more than 1 game? He is good, but not that good...
or yah know....just get talented kids and coach them up to help with things they could use improvement on. the "well hes really good but we could do better" is my favorite. We just went 4-16 in conference with likely the least talented roster 3 through 13 we maybe have ever had. And the reply is "well hes good on offense but he isnt kawhi leonard so lets pass" is quite the take. there are what 350 D1 mens basketball teams, I would guess 320 of them would be elated to have Baylor/Dawson/Jamison as their 2-3-4go with the Iowa way....just try and outscore the other team
Why should/would they be on the list for a kid that has absolutely no interest in doing anything other than profiting off of his name? What a waste of time.
Has anyone here actually seen him play more than 1 game? He is good, but not that good...
This isn't surprising at all. The deals that rookies can make with their salary are cookie cutter. The only reason to really have an agent is an extra set of eyes to verify (there is virtually zero negotiation).
Proven successful 100% of the time.go with the Iowa way....just try and outscore the other team