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If I could combine the teams it would look like this.
G: Javon Small
G: Milos Uzan
G: Bryce Thompson
PF: John Hugley
PF: Brandon Garrison
lol no
If I could combine the teams it would look like this.
G: Javon Small
G: Milos Uzan
G: Bryce Thompson
PF: John Hugley
PF: Brandon Garrison
Aziz Bandaogo to Cincy. Very good pickup for a new conference opponent.
Cincy is going to be one of the better teams in the league next year. Getting back into a major conference is going to do wonders for that program. When UCONN was in the American they disappeared, got back into the Big East and became a power again.
They landed really good transfers from Butler, Kentucky, Temple, and Utah Valley to put together a really nice roster.
PG: Daveon Thomas (6'1'' 180) - Juco transfer from Kilgore JC in Texas. Averaged 19.6 points per game, 6.2 rebounds with 3.2 assists.
SG: CJ Frederick (6'3'' 185) - Transfer from Kentucky. Averaged 7.9 points and 2.1 assists over 79 games, with 67 starts. Fredrick has also shot 41 percent from behind the arc and 78 percent at the foul line
SF: Simas Lukosius (6'6'' 225) - Transfer from Butler. Averaged 12 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists per game as a sophomore last year. 38% 3pt shooter. Very good Big East transfer.
PF: Viktor Lahkin (6'11'' 240) - Averaged 11.6 points and 7.1 rebounds (team-high) while starting 32 of the 33 games in which he appeared
C: Aziz Bandaogo (7'0'' 215) - Averaged 11.5 points, 10.4 rebounds, and 3 blocks per game for Utah Valley last year as a sophomore. One of the best shot blockers in the nation
Cincy is going to be one of the better teams in the league next year. Getting back into a major conference is going to do wonders for that program. When UCONN was in the American they disappeared, got back into the Big East and became a power again.
They landed really good transfers from Butler, Kentucky, Temple, and Utah Valley to put together a really nice roster.
PG: Daveon Thomas (6'1'' 180) - Juco transfer from Kilgore JC in Texas. Averaged 19.6 points per game, 6.2 rebounds with 3.2 assists.
SG: CJ Frederick (6'3'' 185) - Transfer from Kentucky. Averaged 7.9 points and 2.1 assists over 79 games, with 67 starts. Fredrick has also shot 41 percent from behind the arc and 78 percent at the foul line
SF: Simas Lukosius (6'6'' 225) - Transfer from Butler. Averaged 12 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists per game as a sophomore last year. 38% 3pt shooter. Very good Big East transfer.
PF: Viktor Lahkin (6'11'' 240) - Averaged 11.6 points and 7.1 rebounds (team-high) while starting 32 of the 33 games in which he appeared
C: Aziz Bandaogo (7'0'' 215) - Averaged 11.5 points, 10.4 rebounds, and 3 blocks per game for Utah Valley last year as a sophomore. One of the best shot blockers in the nation
JUCO pg.
Idk if any of this guy’s team predictions has ever panned out.
Hey, his retroactive recommendations are always spot on!
Cincy is going to be one of the better teams in the league next year. Getting back into a major conference is going to do wonders for that program. When UCONN was in the American they disappeared, got back into the Big East and became a power again.
They landed really good transfers from Butler, Kentucky, Temple, and Utah Valley to put together a really nice roster.
PG: Daveon Thomas (6'1'' 180) - Juco transfer from Kilgore JC in Texas. Averaged 19.6 points per game, 6.2 rebounds with 3.2 assists.
SG: CJ Frederick (6'3'' 185) - Transfer from Kentucky. Averaged 7.9 points and 2.1 assists over 79 games, with 67 starts. Fredrick has also shot 41 percent from behind the arc and 78 percent at the foul line
SF: Simas Lukosius (6'6'' 225) - Transfer from Butler. Averaged 12 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists per game as a sophomore last year. 38% 3pt shooter. Very good Big East transfer.
PF: Viktor Lahkin (6'11'' 240) - Averaged 11.6 points and 7.1 rebounds (team-high) while starting 32 of the 33 games in which he appeared
C: Aziz Bandaogo (7'0'' 215) - Averaged 11.5 points, 10.4 rebounds, and 3 blocks per game for Utah Valley last year as a sophomore. One of the best shot blockers in the nation
we will see if bandaogo has to sit out or if he can play this year ..
Hey, his retroactive recommendations are always spot on!
McCollum is light years ahead of small.
Garrison is a center.
No one on either OU or OSU’s roster moves the needle on paper. You can hope there is a surprise like McCollum or Hughley for OU. As far as Smalls for OSU, he’s just a guy who put up numbers on a bad team. He’s not that good. Also was hurt a lot . OSU’s backcourt is suspect as hell. Also, I don’t expect Garrison to be more than an 8 point 5 rebound guy as a freshman. That’s a stretch in itself if he gets those numbers.
Well....here you go:
We,ve had the NIL discussion several times in this thread. Some talk about how we need a better NIL game and some say that isn't as important. Here is an article I borrowed from On3 about NIL so you have a better idea.
https://www.on3.com/news/college-coaches-confidential-transfer-portal-recruiting-and-nil/
says you gotta have NIL even for marginal players
Well....here you go:
We,ve had the NIL discussion several times in this thread. Some talk about how we need a better NIL game and some say that isn't as important. Here is an article I borrowed from On3 about NIL so you have a better idea.
https://www.on3.com/news/college-coaches-confidential-transfer-portal-recruiting-and-nil/
says you gotta have NIL even for marginal players
I think the allure of NIL is giver than actuality. I heard Bacot got 50k last year. The rumor was he got a million.
For OU, I found out they have a collective where players can get 20k. However there are so many appearances and requirements to get it, it’s almost impossible.
Also Kentucky had to find loopholes for Oscar by having a camp in the Bahamas for extra days due to NIL being a law specifically for American players. So many international players and players from Canada are on the outside looking in.
If OU football can sign a top 5 class following a 6-7 season and with a relatively pedestrian NIL program currently, OU basketball should be able to recruit well enough to field a top 25-30 team. Coaching and development is still a thing, especially in basketball.
Why do you do this? I posted a post to show what people are saying about NIL that LITERALLY says NIL is a factor, even for marginal players and you immediately post "well if OU football can......."
OU basketball is NOT OU football. They do not have the history OU football does, nor the long-term success OU has had in recruits lifetimes.
I absolutely believe we should and can have a top 25-30 team but the point is that NIL ISSSSSSS a factor today more so in basketball then in football. That is the gist of the article.