MBB Transfer Portal Thread: Moser Year 4

IndySooner said:
I'm pushing 50. I'm in the process of starting my own business (travel agency) and finding a final landing spot that isn't as volatile as the software sales world I've always been in.
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My friends are all in software sales down in dallas. they also all have 2nd houses.. much smarter than my law degree ha
 
StoopsBros said:
Thanks.

I was close-ish.

Looking back, I missed LSU, Mizzou, and Miss State. I was using the Burner Ball depth charts and just skipped them. Lol, so dumb. Didn't even proofread.

I think Butler and Elvis are kind of great comparisons. Both are more small 2s who might potentially be shoved into starting PG roles.

Demary has more upside but will it be next season? I'm not a fan of UGA/White...just kind of a meddling program.

Tie for Ziegler, I don't know, man. I like ZZ. Tiny but effective.

South Carolina will obviously have another PG.
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So barring our disagreement (you are the worst) ...

That puts Elvis roughly as the 8th-12th best PG a 16 team league. (oof)
 
TEvans4Three said:
Alright, you wanted an SEC PG comparison? You got one!

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Edge column is subjective.

A few had to take into account a brand new freshman v. UT-Martin Skyhawks v. bias
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Just reviewing some of these numbers, and for the most part I get where your edge column comes from (I know you said it was subjective). However, I disagree with you on a few of those comparisons.

For instance, Lamont Butler has a comparable Ortg and a much better Drtg with a higher WS. At best, I'd think he and Elvis are tied. Zakai Ziegler's numbers across the board are better than Kobe's aside from 3PT% and FT% against much better comp, advantage Ziegler. Grant Huffman has clearly better numbers across the board aside from 3PT% and FT%, so I'm inclined to lean towards Huffman. Fland feels like a wash since we don't know what he'll be. That would leave us with Elvis rated over two other PGs in the league (Silas Demary Jr and Jacobi Wright).

Not to be gloomy, and I appreciate your effort to put this together, but I just disagree with those few mentioned above based on the numbers provided. This certainly paints a darker picture for the season than I'd like to be looking at. Still time and spots though, so we'll see how it plays out
 
hoopsaustin said:
My friends are all in software sales down in dallas. they also all have 2nd houses.. much smarter than my law degree ha
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If you get with the right company in the right industry, you're doing very well. I've been mostly in the mid-stage HR software space, so I don't have a second home, but it's been a decent living for sure.
 
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