No, LSU is gonna go in dry. Malik will easily be neutralized by our longer guards in Blakney and Quarterman.

Newman likely sees his draft stock drop more and more each game with State. If he even goes to college. Not signing a NLI would scare me as a fan. Means he just as well could opt for overseas if he gets back a good report and offer.

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Posted by MSUbulldogs03

Member since Apr 2013

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Posted on 4/21/15 at 8:49 pm to memphisplaya

Those longer guards really showed Sword and IJ. Yall are losing two key players while adding 2 talented unproven freshmen while we keep our entire team and add a talented freshman with a great coach.

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If he even goes to college. Not signing a NLI would scare me as a fan. Means he just as well could opt for overseas if he gets back a good report and offer.

Have you kept up with him at all? He's planning on announcing Friday plus he was quoted as saying overseas was not a serious option. How much clearer can he make it for you?

Also, James Harden and OJ Mayo really saw there draft stock plummet for choosing lesser schools than big name programs. Your acting like a real butt hurt bitch.

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Posted on 4/21/15 at 9:09 pm to memphisplaya

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Posted by jhn31

Member since Aug 2014

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Posted on 4/21/15 at 11:20 pm to memphisplaya

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Newman likely sees his draft stock drop more and more each game with State.

This isn't 1980. The NBA will find you no matter where you are if you have the potential.

Malik could go to Belhaven and he'd be a Lottery Pick next year. He might not get the Twitter followers and the ESPN top 10 highlights, but every NBA GM would know all about him.

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If he even goes to college. Not signing a NLI would scare me as a fan. Means he just as well could opt for overseas if he gets back a good report and offer.

You do realize that signing an NLI doesn't prevent him from going overseas, right? He could sign the NLI or not sign the NLI, and either way it has no bearing whatsoever on his decision to go to college or go to Europe...

The NLI just blocks him from going to another college. It is not a binding international legal document that prevents European basketball teams from making an offer...