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StinnettFrog
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Hate to see him go but hope he gets drafted. Gives his all every night.
sandiegojack
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Never seen him listed on any mock drafts.
Eight
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declare, don't make the agent mistake, and if you don't get good reviews come back and work on the weaknesses noted for you
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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I was hoping he was going to be a prolific scorer at the perimeter and attacking, as the scouting report suggested.
Gary's Shirtless Revenge
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Probably wasn’t good enough offensively to get a lot of PT, and didn’t love to play defense, neither of which are good attributes on a CJD team.
Totally think this is a smart move for players. Get the hard truth from folks who know what they’re talking about. If they say go back and work on this and that and you return to work on this and that, they’ll remember it.
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This Ain't Chopped Liver
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Nijel Pack received 800k total at 400k per year plus a car. Pack played his first two seasons at Kansas State.
Tweet from booster John Ruiz and LifeWallet when the transfer took place. He bragged about it. Clearly an inducement figure upfront and against the NCAA rules. So why has the NCAA not made an easy example of this and hammered Miami? The evidence was made public, front and center.
Yeah Miami's Sweet 16 run is influenced by NIL, and no the Canes don't care if that upsets you
NIL is a part of college basketball now. That may be no more true than at Miami.
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Nijel Pack received 800k total at 400k per year plus a car. Pack played his first two seasons at Kansas State.
Tweet from booster John Ruiz and LifeWallet when the transfer took place. He bragged about it. Clearly an inducement figure upfront and against the NCAA rules. So why has the NCAA not made an easy example of this and hammered Miami? The evidence was made public, front and center.
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Eight
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Yeah Miami's Sweet 16 run is influenced by NIL, and no the Canes don't care if that upsets you
NIL is a part of college basketball now. That may be no more true than at Miami.
Nijel Pack received 800k total at 400k per year plus a car. Pack played his first two seasons at Kansas State.
Tweet from booster John Ruiz and LifeWallet when the transfer took place. He bragged about it. Clearly an inducement figure upfront and against the NCAA rules. So why has the NCAA not made an easy example of this and hammered Miami? The evidence was made public, front and center.
the answer is the ncaa can't do anything about it and if there is a program out there that has shown they aren't afraid of the ncaa it is miami because they basically skated on the entire episode with shapiro in which the feds had testimony, but much like the adidas basketball "scandal" we see the ncaa is nothing more than bureaucrat taking their cut off the top
What Up Toad
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Yeah Miami's Sweet 16 run is influenced by NIL, and no the Canes don't care if that upsets you
NIL is a part of college basketball now. That may be no more true than at Miami.
Nijel Pack received 800k total at 400k per year plus a car. Pack played his first two seasons at Kansas State.
Tweet from booster John Ruiz and LifeWallet when the transfer took place. He bragged about it. Clearly an inducement figure upfront and against the NCAA rules. So why has the NCAA not made an easy example of this and hammered Miami? The evidence was made public, front and center.
I think the angle is they say, "Your name, image and likeness is worth a lot if you're representing playing at Miami. If you can find a way to make that happen, we'll give you this contract."
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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I agree that they are likely doing something to skirt that NCAA “no inducement” rule; the contract must read in a way which skirts it. They are not fools. Otherwise the NCAA would likely be doing something. Nonetheless, specific numbers were stated here, so it is inducing, in my book.
And what is the point of John Ruiz giving a specific dollar figure to the public. I see that as an inducement tool to indirectly induce other recruits to come see us.
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This Ain't Chopped Liver
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Andrew Rohde, 6’6” guard, a true freshman Summit League star—17.1 points, 3.7 boards, 3.6 assists, 1.7 steals. Shot 54% from two, 32% from three but 40% in February/March. He grew two inches sometime after the start of his senior high school year to 6’6” and adapted quickly to the Summit League. No idea about his defensive chops but he did get 1.7 steals per game and has length. Hope here would be he adapts quickly to the Big 12 as he did in the Summit and his game keeps growing with his late developing body. Three years of eligibility.
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Wisconsin Badgers basketball coach Greg Gard has admitted the program needs to hit the transfer portal after the season to add depth. He isn't taking long to
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Eight
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cryer leaving baylor is interesting, not sure how tight he and lampkin are, trying to recall who cryer played aau ball for in the houston area
really don't understand why tcu doesn't seem to be in on any guard/ wing who is a proven perimeter shooter
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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6’6” true freshman guard, Andrew Rohde. Maybe somebody here can forward this to the coaching staff. Scorer with PG skills; 21 of 52 (40%) from three in February/March.
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