Fland returning to college

FitchandMurray29

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He shot awful last year and of course eventually had the injury.

4-18 in the tourney
29-104 in games against good teams in the regular season

Those are FG numbers, not just 3 point shooting

Still will get paid and has upside off his quickness, A:TO, high school pedigree, and assumed shooting improvement.
 

DaDirtyLeb69

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Jan 4, 2022
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He shot awful last year and of course eventually had the injury.

4-18 in the tourney
29-104 in games against good teams in the regular season

Those are FG numbers, not just 3 point shooting

Still will get paid and has upside off his quickness, A:TO, high school pedigree, and assumed shooting improvement.
Him and Lee will be an interesting backcourt.
 

ralphdaltonfan

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This is an intelligent decision by Fland. He's very young (he should've been a SR in HS this year and even then would be young compared to most of his peers) and has high upside.

Mike Miller being his Agent sure can't hurt UF's chances here but watch for Alabama to push hard to get involved (they recruited him out of HS and need a PG) UNC, and about everyone in need of an elite PG.

Understand it's a rule to hate all things attached to Calipari--but this guy at this point of the Portal is a massive get for whomever lands him. He's got SEC experience and was part of a Sweet 16 run where he contributed. Admit I'm biased, because I have been high on him from second I saw him on that USA team that had DJ Wagner, Ian Jackson, Cooper Flagg, etc..and Fland would enter the game and immediately change things for the better.
 

ralphdaltonfan

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Apr 3, 2002
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Wow. Also a big hit to Calipari and his one and done recruiting. Pretty wild.
Fland has always been intelligent in how things were handled with his recruitment. With his youth--there's no reason to rush to get to the NBA when he can go somewhere--still be younger than majority of his peers if he has a big year and make a ton of NIL $ while he's at it. Smart decision here.
 

*Fox2Monk*

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Jun 10, 2009
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Him and Lee will be an interesting backcourt.
They will again be a great team with Condon and Haugh. Definitely not quite as deep, but if they have a couple guys nobody expects to break out again then they really could be a contender again with that back court. Obviously I don’t expect those guys to be nearly as good as Clayton was all year but ya never know.
 

*Fox2Monk*

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Jun 10, 2009
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They're saying year 1 Acuff is 100x better than a year 2 Fland over there 😂.. However they wanna cope with it..
He’s got them under the five star curse already. They have top recruits dancing in their heads to replace his inevitable yearly choke job. He was about 2 games away from being a super disappointment in year one. His overall year was weak, and his tourney run should have ended early again if not for Dickenson shaving points.
 

*Fox2Monk*

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This is an intelligent decision by Fland. He's very young (he should've been a SR in HS this year and even then would be young compared to most of his peers) and has high upside.

Mike Miller being his Agent sure can't hurt UF's chances here but watch for Alabama to push hard to get involved (they recruited him out of HS and need a PG) UNC, and about everyone in need of an elite PG.

Understand it's a rule to hate all things attached to Calipari--but this guy at this point of the Portal is a massive get for whomever lands him. He's got SEC experience and was part of a Sweet 16 run where he contributed. Admit I'm biased, because I have been high on him from second I saw him on that USA team that had DJ Wagner, Ian Jackson, Cooper Flagg, etc..and Fland would enter the game and immediately change things for the better.
He’s definitely going to be a massive get for someone no doubt. He’s one I wish would have stayed put here last year.
 

Anon1658882690

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He’s got them under the five star curse already. They have top recruits dancing in their heads to replace his inevitable yearly choke job. He was about 2 games away from being a super disappointment in year one. His overall year was weak, and his tourney run should have ended early again if not for Dickenson shaving points.
It'll be a fun game when wherever he goes plays Ark next year..
 

ralphdaltonfan

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He’s definitely going to be a massive get for someone no doubt. He’s one I wish would have stayed put here last year.
2 guys I liked most from that class were Fland/Quaintance--so impressive that Pope went 50% from Portal to get them. They were the youngest guys of the '24 class that UK signed as well. So both guys made intelligent decisions which everyone can point out "it was obvious for injuries" but how many head scratchers do we see in this era?

Honorable mention was Billy Richmond-was a big fan of his and thought his increased minutes and Arkansas winning more often weren't a coincidence.
 

DaDirtyLeb69

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Jan 4, 2022
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Most would be stunned if he stayed in the Draft. He's just doing what he should do considering he'll be gone after next year at Kentucky. Get all the feedback from NBA teams, compete and be prepared for a monster SR season in Lexington.
If and it’s a big if he were to stay in the draft who would you want to see Kentucky target to fill that spot. I like Jamir Watkins or a euro guy for that role if Oweh stays in the draft
 

3632

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Dec 12, 2003
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He shot awful last year and of course eventually had the injury.

4-18 in the tourney
29-104 in games against good teams in the regular season

Those are FG numbers, not just 3 point shooting

Still will get paid and has upside off his quickness, A:TO, high school pedigree, and assumed shooting improvement.
And Cal still had him dominate the ball in most games. Cal's biggest blessing was him being unable to go so he had to use other players.
 

*Fox2Monk*

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Jun 10, 2009
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2 guys I liked most from that class were Fland/Quaintance--so impressive that Pope went 50% from Portal to get them. They were the youngest guys of the '24 class that UK signed as well. So both guys made intelligent decisions which everyone can point out "it was obvious for injuries" but how many head scratchers do we see in this era?

Honorable mention was Billy Richmond-was a big fan of his and thought his increased minutes and Arkansas winning more often weren't a coincidence.
I really liked Richmond too.
 

Skyguyb27

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2 guys I liked most from that class were Fland/Quaintance--so impressive that Pope went 50% from Portal to get them. They were the youngest guys of the '24 class that UK signed as well. So both guys made intelligent decisions which everyone can point out "it was obvious for injuries" but how many head scratchers do we see in this era?

Honorable mention was Billy Richmond-was a big fan of his and thought his increased minutes and Arkansas winning more often weren't a coincidence.
And idea why he isn’t going back to Arkansas? I can speculate but…….
 

Digger-Cat

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Some wild numbers being thrown out 7 mil is outrageous
If Florida has that much left to throw around, they easily had enough to keep Aberdeen happy. I doubt they still have that much coin left and if they did, I can't see them giving it all to Fland. That's a bad investment.