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[muwarrior69]

Not just Big East ready.  Potential first (James), second (Parham), and third (Stevens) All-Big East team candidates. 

That's a good start with the development of others, freshmen, RS freshmen and portal players who will surround them. 

Their stats are impressive. However, being All Big East is nothing to rave about as the league over all has really stunk this year. Next season will tell us if we can compete at the high D1 level, especially if the league improves as well.

[Elonsmusk]

https://x.com/bensteelemjs/status/2029940641707278661?s=46

Shaka shares his thoughts on a GM. Time will tell but this is troubling in my eyes.

Everything is troubling in your eyes.  Standard fare for a drama king.

[Warrior of Law]

3/4 of the Scoop community would do the job for free. Isn't that what we've been doing all season long?

[swoopem]

I'm sorry, 82, but this isn't quite true. Hard to understand calling the guy who led the Big East in assists - and was 9th in the nation - "at best only an OK point guard." Tough crowd, tough crowd.

Yes, his shooting was a disaster his first year - making the calls by some Scoopers to move him off the ball bizarre - but in terms of running an offense, he was pretty much elite from the get-go.

Was he really benched often? His game log tells a different story. From the first game in December on, he played less than 25 minutes only once, while playing 33+ minutes eight times. Overall he was third on the team in minutes, just 0.4 mpg behind Morsell for second. I don't doubt there were times he was struggling and Shaka sat him down, but it doesn't seem like that happened often, or that those "benchings" lasted very long. Some may suggest he was just rested, as was everyone else on team.

Completely agree. He was a good player from day one but struggled with his shot. Overall he was still a good player

And the only time he was benched was that Creighton game when we lost and then it came out that he was pissed off and emotional in the locker room after. Shaka said he'd never bench him again after that