Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

Ouch ... although you're not wrong.

Somewhere on the bench in an NBA arena, a former Iowa big man just said "Ow!"

 

If you have eligibility left, you have to declare by the deadline for that draft. If you don't you can't play NBA until you declare/are out of eligibility for the next season. Any college kid can just up and leave to play overseas

 

That was Barkley’s take, too.

 

Or there’s my solution:

Eliminate the draft altogether.

 

Any crew at the college level knows they did not do their job if a star player is on the bench because of touch fouls.

Fouling out of a game does not make any sense when you think about it as a fan. Why are you taking away the players people want to see?

Free throws and foul trouble. The two worst parts of basketball.

 

Luka is the nicest guy, too.

 

FTFY

 

Timme's not going overseas.

FFS, Bill Wennington played 13 years in the NBA.

There will be a place for Drew Timme.

 

Bill Wennington was seven feet tall and retired 23 years ago. Beyond the lack of 3-point range, Timme's blocks and steals per 40 aren't great either. I think his best bet for staying in the league 5+ years is as a "coach's pet" kind of player, the guy who gets 5 to 10 minutes a game because some guy like Thibs appreciates that he'll just execute the play as drawn up.

 

Is Texas going to lift the interim tag on Terry? Can they get anyone better?

 

Is there someone out there looking to make a package deal for May from FAU and however many starters he can bring with him? (Although the 7-footer from Russia already burned his free transfer coming from Texas Tech.)

 

The Pistons drafted Garza
Seems like a great guy
Worked his ass off, lost a lot of weight and still mostly played G League
TWolves picked him up this season