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Players might want stability as well. Nobody wants to move all their crap 4 times in 4 years. But that might just be accomplished with multi-year NIL deals with actual enforceability as this all settles down into more normal times and agents and collectives become more entrenched.

No. Stewart/Abraham. Reed/Johnson If we get McNeeley, he's in the mix for minutes at the 4 as well. If we have a tough, physical matchup at the 4 we can go double big or just outscore the opponent.

I'm assuming that's what the summer, September, and October would be dedicated to finding out.

Unless Karaban goes, in which case they'll both start.

I wonder if Poplar entering the portal changed things on Duke's side. Or was Brea just using Duke for leverage and they decided not to play that game.

Until you collectively bargain and give away your rights in exchange for something, it is absolutely a rights issue, and that is why the courts have ruled against the NCAA every time

Furphy is fairly likely to stay in draft I think, but we'll see. Kugel never signed and is likely to re-open commitment according to folks at Kansas. Still probably the best roster even without those 2.

May 1st to enter portal, by the deadline to be accepted and sign up for classes at a particular school for exit.

These things are not the same. It's a heck of a lot easier to tweak a guy's game than it is to change his drive and motor (on the court and off). Hurley's messaging this offseason has been pretty clear. Don't bring the wrong people or parents into the organization. You don't want a guy that...

That seems like Sean Miller to me (and he had a guy threatened by another commit, too).

89% of his 3s were assisted this year, which is a fairly typical number, but only 22% of his midrange jumpers.

What if he is 38% about the bag?

He doesn't move without the ball. He stands with his hands on his knees. He's a good player. He's like a lion or tiger who just lazes around the savannah conserving energy before pouncing into action at the right moment for a steal or to explode to the rim for an And-1. Our offense is a...

Armstrong is in NBA draft with option to return, but not the portal.

Should be a fun couple of days where the seniors that were going to wait and jump in later this summer to gain leverage for increased NIL offers will be entering now

I don't really think he fits, honestly. He's a driver to the rim who isn't a PG. We have some need for guys to attack off the bounce, but not that much, and probably enough between JStew, Diarra, and Ball (theoretically). He takes a lot of pull-up off the dribble midrange jumpers. He's not a...

Can't really have too many players like this, but we don't really need this archetype either.

You literally have no idea what this kid is thinking or doing. He could be committing today for all you know.

This is a very interesting name. Staff may be too deep already with Mahaney and Brea, but this guy is Brea with other stuff to his game. Heavily linked to Tennessee and Maryland already.

Hawkins in the game for the Pels down 29 with 5 min left.

Lol.

He played the 4 at Montverde. Who knows what he'll do at Duke.

He's 6'3 but he's slight. I doubt he's actually his listed 180.

In the scheme of things Thursday Friday is not much different than the weekend.

At UConn with higher profile guys who have agents, I imagine it's written, but they may just agree verbally before the commitment and sign later (he can always decommit if the process goes wrong later).

He said last Wednesday "end of this week", which presumably meant the end of last week.

Torvik has Baylor at top 25ish good and they're looking to add Jonas Aidoo from Tennessee to play center, which is their big hole right now.

Not anymore.

Mahaney is also a better passer than Brea.

So they have: Cadeau RJ Davis / Trimble / Jackson (5* top 10) (Cade Tyson visited this weekend, Branham crystal ball) / Powell (5* top 12) I don't see any minutes for Brea, assuming Tyson comes in.

If Davis comes back it might. They have Jackson and Powell coming in. Potentially Cade Tyson.