Lets say Juan and Jake transferred...

[mujivitz06]

He wasn't so committed to the MU team concept when he tried to transfer.

I'm sure you know all that went on with that situation, then.

[bdee29]

If Jake and Juan had stuck with their transfers, JJJ would've seen more time at the 2 and Deonte/Steve would've seen more time at the 4. Hard to argue we wouldn't have been better off or at least felt better off after watching the freshmen develop.

[NersEllenson]

Think Juan is a great team guy...great kid...that is just a 1/2 to 1/4 step slow on the offensive side of the ball...he just can't quite beat a guy off the bounce...and as a result plays too fast for what his natural body/ability allow for, and as a result gets off balance going to the basket and can't square up well for good shot attempts.

I think Juan is a great end of the bench player that should get 5-15 minutes depending on how team is playing (if playing lifeless/dead), and then based on how Juan does in his limited roll.  If he's playing well, keep him on the floor.

Great glue/energy guy, and would best be used in that role..