F the NCAA

[ousdahl]

some people just couldn’t care less about seniors staying 4 years.

[Cascadia]

All I know is that throughout these discussions I've been repeatedly told that I am the stupidest piece of shit who ever lived

link?


or


Maybe it's time for a break?

[PhDhawk]

All I know is that throughout these discussions I've been repeatedly told that I am the stupidest piece of shit who ever lived

link?

If pdubs search tool didn't suck so badly I'd find you a plethora.

[ousdahl]

The search tool does work sometimes tho. I did a search for “stupidest piece of shit” and, you’re right! I got 6337 results:

search.php?author_id=74&sr=posts














(This is a joke…I don’t actually mean to call you stupid or a piece of shit…if I did it would only happen in the QT thread…sucka……)

[PhDhawk]

To clarify. I might not have been specifically called that. But was almost universally disagreed with for saying schools would use NIL as a recruiting tool.

[Cascadia]

The search tool does work sometimes tho. I did a search for “stupidest piece of shit” and, you’re right! I got 6337 results:

search.php?author_id=74&sr=posts


(This is a joke…I don’t actually mean to call you stupid or a piece of shit…if I did it would only happen in the QT thread…sucka……)

I presume the search took you to MICH's homepage, yeah?

[ousdahl]

I’m alright with mich.


I just wish he would pass that doob back a little sooner sometimes.

[nu_bronco]

Not basketball or KU related but related to all the NIL discussions. I think this is interesting to try to get a whole team to sign on with a company. Up to $500 per month for all scholarship players.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/florida-co ... 15305.html

[twocoach]

So much for the death of college basketball. Tons of good college players have withdrawn from the NBA Draft and will return to school. NCAA hoops should be incredibly exciting and competitive next year.

[pdub]

Tons of good college players withdraw from the draft every season. Only so many players can get drafted.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... to-school/

[jfish26]

Tons of good college players withdraw from the draft every season. Only so many players can get drafted.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... to-school/

This is, of course, true.

But what is happening (and will continue to happen) is that NIL will make college a much more compelling path for the fringe cases than it was before. That's a great thing for college basketball.

[pdub]

I don’t agree.

[Cascadia]

Tons of good college players withdraw from the draft every season. Only so many players can get drafted.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... to-school/

This is, of course, true.

But what is happening (and will continue to happen) is that NIL will make college a much more compelling path for the fringe cases than it was before. That's a great thing for college basketball.

Yep. But peoples feelings are still hurt. They'll eventually get over it.

[jfish26]

Tons of good college players withdraw from the draft every season. Only so many players can get drafted.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... to-school/

This is, of course, true.

But what is happening (and will continue to happen) is that NIL will make college a much more compelling path for the fringe cases than it was before. That's a great thing for college basketball.

Yep. But peoples feelings are still hurt. They'll eventually get over it.

Coulda maybe had Chalmers back.

[ousdahl]

If we’re going down that rabbit hole, Arthur too!


Aldrich
Arthur
Chalmers
Taylor
Collins

That’s a dirt nasty lineup that Roi would be doggone scared to face again even with that 09 juggernaut he had.

I mean they were conference champs and a sweet 16 team even giving starter minutes to baby Morrii and Face Ass. Add two upperclassman pro-talent guys, and, man

[ousdahl]

(Also kinda makes you wonder how Roi got that 09 juggernaut to stick around…)

[Deleted User 863]

Arthur was a lotto pick. Doubt he needed/wanted to come back. Same with Aldrich. Sherron and Tyshawn make sense. Chalmers was projected lotto a lot of places so hard to say and he had a good NBA career so i think he made the right choice.

[jfish26]

Arthur was a lotto pick. Doubt he needed/wanted to come back. Same with Aldrich. Sherron and Tyshawn make sense. Chalmers was projected lotto a lot of places so hard to say and he had a good NBA career so i think he made the right choice.

Didn't Sherron and Tyshawn both stay four?

I'm not suggesting NIL money will ever be worth turning down first round money (so good on ya, Cole, Shady, Julian, etc.).

It's guys in Chalmers' shoes. And Och's.

[ousdahl]

Tyler Hansbrah was a lotto pick too. Ty Lawson and Wayne Ellington went first round, and Danny Green also got drafted. All upperclassman pros-in-waiting who stuck around.


Aldrich wasn’t a lotto pick until 2010

[Deleted User 89]

chance to repeat would be an awful big draw