I find it interesting in the article -- it appears that Grayson isn't even going to go any NBA camps. I thought that would be a good thing for him. What am I missing?
Obi should go, zero minutes available. Did Obi graduate? If so, he can transfer without waiting.
No mention of DT...
No mention of DT...
Team Poster needs to be "FirePower" The entire group standing out front of the Top Gun Hangar in front of an F-15 Eagle loaded for bear.
There's some doozies out there for you to pic from!Great news!!!
Damn it Pisgah lol
I need to find the worst damn unibrowed pic possible of Luke Maye.....
Jeter and Bolden would play, that makes 9, and with that size and talent I don't know why K wouldn't do that if Bolden committedI think she is missing Jeter in that. I don't see why would wouldn't play 9 deep. Didn't we do that in 2010?
Effectively one of Thornton or obi is gone if Bolden were to commit; seeing as at least 5-6 players are leaving after this upcoming season this limit won't be as much of a problem for the 17 class!Redshirts count towards the scholarship limit. You don't pull someone's scholarship simply because they're not playing in games.
Maybe going to school. If he wants to graduate in 3 years, he probably has to go to summer school.I find it interesting in the article -- it appears that Grayson isn't even going to go any NBA camps. I thought that would be a good thing for him. What am I missing?
Redshirts count towards the scholarship limit. You don't pull someone's scholarship simply because they're not playing in games.
This is the realest thing said all day. And this is exactly why I really really really want Bolden at Duke. Without Bolden, an injury to one our main bigs (just knocked on wood) would really kill our depth. For example, I am not comfortable with a big going down and Jeter being forced to play 30 min a game next year. I am also not comfortable with a big going down and Obi/Vrank being forced to play real minutes. Next year we are supposed to be the best, and the best should not have any major weakness.Not sure how Laura can say that. Is the 9th guy off the bench going to play a lot in our biggest games? No, probably not. IMO, however, it's wildly premature to be presuming a tight 8 man rotation for most of the season (even when talking about K).
First, while K's traditionally limited the rotation to about 8 guys one we get late into the year, it's been quite a long time since he's had 9th or 10th men on the roster who are as good as the 9th and 10th men here (if ever). Back in the late 90s, K's most talented squads did play about 9 guys. While it would be a bit unusual in view of recent history, I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that the 9th guy, for instance, wouldn't at least get some minutes in certain situations.
Second, if this team is as good as it should be, there are going to be a lot of blowouts. That alone will likely lead to playing time.
Third, Giles is coming off a major knee injury. While the expectation is that he'll be able to start on Day 1, I wouldn't be surprised at all if the team brings him back slowly and limits his minutes during the first half of next season. The Bucks, for instance, limited Jabari to about 20 or 25 minutes until February of this season. As good as Giles will likely be, I strongly doubt that he will be playing more than 25 or so minutes until the 2nd half of conference season.
Fourth, this conversation about the rotation presumes that we not only remain perfectly healthy throughout the season, but avoid any off the court issues as well. As we've seen in recent years, that's an extremely risk proposition. If you go back over the last few years, in 2010-11 we lost Kyrie for most of the season, in 2012-13 Ryan Kelly missed most of the ACC schedule and Seth Curry was never fully health, in 2014-15 Rasheed Sulaimon was dismissed, and in 2015-16 we obviously lost Amile. And that doesn't even mention what happened when Ryan Kelly was knocked out of the postseason in 11-12. While we'd ideally love to have everyone remain healthy from start to finish, reality is that we've been forced to replace key rotation players in 4 of our last 6 season. IMO, we should all be careful about predicting guys will be buried on the bench when we have no idea how guys will perform and how the season will play out -- particularly when one of the key figures will be a 18 yr. old freshman coming off two torn ACLs.
My 10 yr. old is stoked! Just told him when he walked in. What your son say??This is great news, I will have one happy 9 year old after he gets home from school and hears the news.
- March 28th0% chance Grayson goes pro this year.
100% chance Ingram goes pro this year.
Those are both facts.