MUScoop
MUScoop => The Superbar => Topic started by: Tugg Speedman on March 24, 2014, 06:57:55 AM
-
First Fischer comes to MU, then the tan one's other big man of the future announces he's leaving. You agree with his own assessment that he's between 4 and 12th? I think he has some stars in his eyes.
------------------
Indiana Hoosiers freshman forward Noah Vonleh will enter the 2014 NBA draft, CBSSports.com reported early Monday.
"It's going to suck leaving college without an NCAA Tournament," Vonleh told CBSSports.com. "But I have to do what's best for me."
The 6-foot-10, 240-pound Haverill, Mass. native averaged 11.3 points and nine rebounds a game
"I've heard the fourth pick to the 12th pick is wide open," Vonleh said. "[I think I'll be selected] anywhere in that range."
-
First Fischer comes to MU, then the tan one's other big man of the future announces he's leaving. You agree with his own assessment that he's between 4 and 12th? I think he has some stars in his eyes.
------------------
His assessment is reasonable.
-
He's a lottery pick for sure.
-
His assessment is reasonable.
You might be right, draft express has him 7th
http://www.draftexpress.com/nba-mock-draft/2014/
So the tan one did not make the NIT with a lottery pick in the middle.
-
If Fischer had known Vonleh would leave after this year, do you think he might have reconsidered his transfer, expecting more playing time next year and beyond? Anyway, I look forward to him at MU.
-
If Fischer had known Vonleh would leave after this year, do you think he might have reconsidered his transfer, expecting more playing time next year and beyond? Anyway, I look forward to him at MU.
The sated reason for transferring was to be closer to home. I have seen nothing about lack of playing time cited.
-
If Fischer had known Vonleh would leave after this year, do you think he might have reconsidered his transfer, expecting more playing time next year and beyond? Anyway, I look forward to him at MU.
After Fischer came back from his shoulder injury, he had worked his way up to getting 20 minutes per game. I don't think that PT was an issue for the young man. He was just looking for a change of scenery.
-
Between Zeller, Oladipo and Vonleh all leaving early (all before Junior seasons, frankly), I think Crean has to adjust his recruitment model to that of Calipari. He should be aiming to get the 4/5-star one and dones, and just reload every year. Gettting the role players like Hulls, Watford, Sheehy and Hollowell mean nothing unless you have the star power to complement them.
-
Crean has another rough season with a lotto pick starting. Gotta love it!
-
Noah has always been a bit of a head scratcher for me. The man oozes talent (can handle the ball, shoot from outside, good lateral quickness/athleticism), but seemed to routinely average 4-5 shot attempts a game. Vonleh appeared handcuffed by the offensive sets much like Zeller. Remarkable.
Indiana's new slogan: "Come to IU...where you can be a lottery pick despite your coach"
-
Noah has always been a bit of a head scratcher for me. The man oozes talent (can handle the ball, shoot from outside, good lateral quickness/athleticism), but seemed to routinely average 4-5 shot attempts a game. Vonleh appeared handcuffed by the offensive sets much like Zeller. Remarkable.
Indiana's new slogan: "Come to IU...where you can be a lottery pick despite your coach"
Kind of weird since Oladipo was a 3 star recruit when he came to IU and basically gives al the credit to the coach for making him a lottery pick. To each their own.
I sure hope for the next 5+ years we have updates about our arch rival Virginia Tech.
-
Kind of weird since Oladipo was a 3 star recruit when he came to IU and basically gives al the credit to the coach for making him a lottery pick. To each their own.
I sure hope for the next 5+ years we have updates about our arch rival Virginia Tech.
We won't because you're not an alum.
-
Kind of weird since Oladipo was a 3 star recruit when he came to IU and basically gives al the credit to the coach for making him a lottery pick. To each their own.
I sure hope for the next 5+ years we have updates about our arch rival Virginia Tech.
Chicos, my focus was rather on big men. If I was a 5 star big, I'd think twice about committing to IU/Crean's offense.
Full disclosure: I was raised an IU fan, and still follow the program closely (regardless of who's at the helm).
-
Not sure its much of a loss, but Austin Etherington going too.
-
Clappy must be difficult to live with, hey?
-
Sounds like Hollowell may be going too...though that would seem to be even more of a Creaning.
-
We won't because you're not an alum.
Are you sure?
-
Chronic Hoosier @ChronicHoosier 2m
When the guys who do it solely for the pride in wearing the jersey all decide to bolt, you may have a culture problem. #iubb
-
Chronic Hoosier @ChronicHoosier 2m
When the guys who do it solely for the pride in wearing the jersey all decide to bolt, you may have a culture problem. #iubb
More likely you have a (lack of) talent problem. A good house Creaning is a good first step to correcting it.
-
Chronic Hoosier @ChronicHoosier 2m
When the guys who do it solely for the pride in wearing the jersey all decide to bolt, you may have a culture problem. #iubb
Nah, the problem is with the head coach.