No surprise. Best of luck to him.
I knew it was just a matter of time!! Best of luck Matthew!!No surprise. Best of luck to him.
I am. I been a Duke fan long enough to remember when guys chose to return to school rather than jumping to the NBA. Moreover, I get annoyed watching players more talented return to school for multiple years. So yeah, the current landscape of college basketball isint sitting well with meYou seem upset
“Boats in a bottle”. If it’s good enough for mark wahlberg in the Lovely Bones don’t sell it short. The look on Saiorse Ronan’s face when he tells her he wants to pass his “gift” on to her is classicIt does seem that the elite teams always have one or two guys who could have gone but chose to stay. Not lottery picks but the second round borderline projected guys. We still have one in Williams. I hope. If Williams leaves I may have to take up knitting or boats in a bottle or some other hobby. Other than Williams staying and improving another year to improve your draft stock seems to be going the way of the Brontosaurus. At least at Duke.
There is a solution and it rhymes with Schmaldwin.Our 3 point shooting currently looks terrible for next year
Our Defense doesn’t!Our 3 point shooting currently looks terrible for next year
Did you think other wise? Hurt wasn’t staying . A third year would have shown his flaws more then helping his draft stock.Moore and Baker will now be the grizzled vets on next year's team.
Hurt had issues imposing himself in some games against players who were stronger, faster and the same height...welcome to the NBA. If he works on his 3pt shot I guess he could do well...has a ways to go to be an NBA body and impact player. That said, good luck to him and I hope he has a long career in hoops...somewhere...
The issue is whether Hurt could improve his status if he stayed another year. Me thinks not. What we saw this year out of him is all he can offer. NBA-wise - Not much. OFCThe same was said about Ingram who is still rail thin. Hurt will make money. If not in the league definitely overseas.
This is where I stood with Hurt. I’d love to have him back but didn’t think he’d improve his stock if he did. I do think he’ll have a long career overseas.The issue is whether Hurt could improve his status if he stayed another year. Me thinks not. What we saw this year out of him is all he can offer. NBA-wise - Not much. OFC
Are you serious? FIBA play has even less defense then the league and has no one seen their front courts? More then half the players are of Hurts build. As far as build goes. No one bangs down low in the league everyone wants to be a shooter. Hurts high release alone is enough for teams to look at .This is where I stood with Hurt. I’d love to have him back but didn’t think he’d improve his stock if he did. I do think he’ll have a long career overseas.
It's not what it used to be, that's for sure. I wish Hurt the best though and he is going to make a lot of money playing basketball whether it's in the league or across seas. I find it hard to balme a kid for that.So yeah, the current landscape of college basketball isint sitting well with me