Kur Kuath Transfering

[Matthew G]

Good luck to the guy. I think kruger used him in a peculiar manner based on his ability i saw in games IMO.

There were other things, behind the scenes from my understanding.

 

[sooner_15]

There were other things, behind the scenes from my understanding.

What do you mean?

 

[WTSooner]

He wasn't going to be an all conference player, but he could have been Jabahri Brown.

When Kuath can jump a pass at the free-throw line, dribble 3/4 of the court and throw down a dunk in a game against a top 4 team in the country, we can make that comparison.

JB is vastly underrated. Kuath had a ways to go to reach his level, IMO.

 

[Matthew G]

What do you mean?

Nothing terrible, just your standard not wanting to go to classes, being late to practices, etc that will get you in the doghouse and lose playing time.

 

[Sooner04]

There are loads of dudes who come along every season who can do what Kuath did. If Kuath is your starting 5 then your ceiling isn't all that high. We can do better. We WILL do better. We're already on the path to doing better.

 

[skyvue]

There are loads of dudes who come along every season who can do what Kuath did. If Kuath is your starting 5 then your ceiling isn't all that high. We can do better. We WILL do better. We're already on the path to doing better.

Kuath made some amazing plays that left TV commentators (and me) thoroughly impressed. And though he improved year by year, he was undeniably inconsistent, especially on the offensive side, but he definitely contributed on defense.. I'd love to see him on the team for one more year, but that seems to be not in the cards.

 

[steverocks35]

Dude was completely lost at both ends of the court 90% of the time. I wish him nothing but the best in his future ventures but we can do a lot better.

 

[sanguinetti]

agree with most of what has been said about KK but he played hard in games down the stretch and in a bad matchup (for him) with Timme he kept after it....earned my respect.

wish him the best. for the Sooners, onwards and upwards.

 

[Max Power]

Committed to Marquette

 

[CMSOONER]

And he's 110% committed

 

[steverocks35]

Wow, he's going to go play for Shaka Smart

 

[BoulderSooner]

[TWEET]https://twitter.com/RichHomieKur/status/1386765455558209538?s=20[/TWEET]

 

[skyvue]

What a strange path he took. He announced he was going pro even before Coach Kruger retired, and he would surely earn a decent paycheck overseas. Instead he returns to college, but not at OU.

 

[sheepdogs1]

What a strange path he took. He announced he was going pro even before Coach Kruger retired, and he would surely earn a decent paycheck overseas. Instead he returns to college, but not at OU.

Best guess is he is in search for more playing time, but will his wishes be granted? Stay tuned.

 

[Max Power]

There most likely wasn't a spot for him to come back to if Moser wants to use the last two spots on guards. right now we have 5 forwards/centers.

 

[skyvue]

There most likely wasn't a spot for him to come back to if Moser wants to use the last two spots on guards. right now we have 5 forwards/centers.

I think if he was returning to OU, he'd have done it before now, in which case there would still have been available scholarships. I wonder if maybe he was shown some writing on a wall? I can't recall if Coach Moser ever said anything about trying to convince him to return.

I think he gets a raw deal in the eyes of some of posters -- his stats stack up against some other reserves who still have fan support -- but I wish him well at Marquette. He was inconsistent, but his highlights were often memorable.

 

[Northbase]

Marquette.......NBA............synonymous.

 

[steverocks35]

Meh, not a big loss. I wish him well.

 

[vbdad]

He certainly needed more consistency and probably maturity. He wasn't going to make much overseas but could have paid the bills. A good year will give him a chance at a better league.

 

[Eielson]

Thanks for giving the scholly back!