moldy_tiger

The baseball freaks are incapable of realizing that Jay had and has had and will always have the best budget in the country. They can’t blame this years failure on lack of money. It’s borderline impossible to miss the field of 64 with our baseball investment

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Constanza

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He’s not good. Those 60-120 ranked kids (that McMahon loved to clean up on) are just in a shitty spot in this era of CBB. All the potential based on traits and build but major conferences don’t want to pay for guys that can’t contribute

I disagree. Don’t think he’s athletic enough to be a 3. I think he’s a small 4

Yea he’s perfect for positionless basketball. He’s an ideal small ball 4, could also guard the wing as a 3 in big lineups. Think the biggest thing for him would be what situation he gets drafted into. Hes not a #1 or #2 option in the NBA

ETA: I think he’d be dumb to take his name out the draft. No doubt he’d be a good player for us but for someone with his (lack of relative) production to be projected 1st round, you have a much higher chance of lowering your stock than raising it by coming back

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James Bishop

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Hell of a college career after he transferred out

Please back up your claim with player stats. I would love to see comparisons between other players in the SEC that you think wouldn’t be an abject failure.

Bad team doesn’t mean bad players

Check out Sananda Fru this year. A freshman who averaged 9 and 6 but regarded as a top portal player because of analytics

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Michigan's NC roster was built the same way.

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Not even close. Mara is the only guy who got minutes for them that wasn’t from the US and he had already played two years at UCLA before going to UM

Mo D
Divine
Niang
Dessert
Santos
Graves

I feel pretty good about all of those being done

Through my umpiring career I’ve seen this happen a few times. Usually what happens is the catcher tries to back pick the runner but clutches up because the batter is in the way. The catcher and his/her coach cry for interference to which the Ump responds “they can be wherever they want to be. Interference has to actually occur”. Coach then tells the kid just to throw it so it gets called and that’s how this mess happens

From what I’ve picked up, McNeil has a major case of homesickness. Would be a surprise if he left the state of North Carolina