1) Petty won’t be back.
2) You need at least 2 good rebounders on the court at the same time. If Bruner comes, then he would definitely be 1, but Herb would start and be the other.
3) If Bruner doesn’t come to Alabama, then you could see a lot of Rojas at the 5 and Herb at the 4.

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Posted on 4/1/20 at 1:08 pm to Harper41

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“I would probably say I’m petty much open," said Johnson. "I'm hearing everybody out and seeing who is interested. By maybe Saturday or Sunday this weekend I’m going to narrow it down to like 10 tams and then in the next week or so get it down to my top three.”

"If a school has a bad reputation with grad transfers or if the coach has a good reputation with grad transfers then that would be kind of a determing factor in my decision.”

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"Three NBA scouts called me yesterday. It's hard to get an eval on Herb. I think defensively he could play in the league for 15 years. He's got to get his offense up to par. I think that'll be pretty much the feedback we get, and he kinda knows that too."

"Kira seems like... it looks like... I mean he's not in everybody's first round, but he's probably in enough, from the feedback I'm getting. Him and his family are going to have to make a decision. Whoever drafts him, are they going to leave him with the big team, or are the going to try to assign him to the G-League - I think that's what they've got to figure out."

"Petty is the intriguing one. He's the big guy they're looking for the league right now. I think they've got him projected somewhere in the second round - anywhere in the second round to not drafted. If he's not going to get a guaranteed contract I think him and his mother are smart enough to where he should come back."