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This page on 247 seems to be a pretty accurate list of who we're after: Minnesota Targets
This page on 247 seems to be a pretty accurate list of who we're after: Minnesota Targets
Woolridge visiting tomorrow.
Woolridge is the 37th best grad transfer on Goodmans list. Heres their take:
37) Ryan Woolridge, 6-3, 175, PG, North Texas
Stats: 11.7 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 4.8 apg
Scout’s take: “Elite speed, great defender both on and off the ball. He finds the open guy and is a good finisher.”
Woolridge will commit in next 24 hrs. Nice PG pick up for a position of huge need.
If he can be a good defender and a distributor, then I am happy to have him as a backup ball handler. He's not much of a 3P shooter (33%, made 20 last year) or a FT shooter (58%).
I browsed the NT forum a bit, and some of the things their fans have said: always smiling, looking more to make the assist than basket, team leader, team player, drove the lane, he is a warrior, good defender, high effort, really quick, injury prone, and can't shoot.
Sounds like Al Nolen 2.0
Honestly we just need a guy Carr can go against in practice. If he guard, great, give him a few minutes, but it wouldn't shock me to see Willis run the point at different stretches in the game. Low risk move, but not the end of the world if we don't get himThe cupboard is pretty much bare in terms of grad transfers who can handle the ball, at this point. Tough sell to come in as a grad transfer and back up Carr. Woolridge probably isn't a B1G caliber player, but the pickins are slim & we need a guy who'll be happy playing 10-15 minutes a game of the bench. It could work out well for both sides. I'm hoping it happens.
The cupboard is pretty much bare in terms of grad transfers who can handle the ball, at this point. Tough sell to come in as a grad transfer and back up Carr. Woolridge probably isn't a B1G caliber player, but the pickins are slim & we need a guy who'll be happy playing 10-15 minutes a game of the bench. It could work out well for both sides. I'm hoping it happens.
Honestly we just need a guy Carr can go against in practice. If he guard, great, give him a few minutes, but it wouldn't shock me to see Willis run the point at different stretches in the game. Low risk move, but not the end of the world if we don't get him
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Maybe, hopefully. I thought Stull would not only keep Gabe on the bench but maybe challenge Pre for minutes while Jelly would solidify the PG spot. Man was I wrong. Worst case if all Woodridge is, is another body not a big deal. If he helps it's a bonus, but we need enough guys to cover for injuries and be able to run a quality practiceI think Woolridge would be much more than just a guy that Carr goes against in practice.
Maybe, hopefully. I thought Stull would not only keep Gabe on the bench but maybe challenge Pre for minutes while Jelly would solidify the PG spot. Man was I wrong. Worst case if all Woodridge is, is another body not a big deal. If he helps it's a bonus, but we need enough guys to cover for injuries and be able to run a quality practice
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It's a little disappointing that we couldn't even get any consideration from Shakur Juiston seeing that we have a gaping hole at PF and coach Jeter was an assistant at UNLV. He would be the perfect replacement for Murphy too.<script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
A new shooter hits the market...
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This is good news...this is a LOOONNNNGGG official visit....
Not sure the ladies would care for Pat McNamara
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