I'm also tired of the OAD, mainly those that come in knowing they are OAD.I mean, good luck to him and all that. But if I'm being honest... I'm freaking tired of this OAD crap. In a few years, I'll barely remember that he was a Heel, same as Bradley, Nas, etc.
I guess this is how UK and dook fans feel every year. And it sucks.
I mean, good luck to him and all that. But if I'm being honest... I'm freaking tired of this OAD crap. In a few years, I'll barely remember that he was a Heel, same as Bradley, Nas, etc.
I guess this is how UK and dook fans feel every year. And it sucks.
Yeah, Coby was unexpected. And guys like Marvin pretty much HAD to go. But like you said, these other guys would've likely become top 10 picks given a year as a starter.I'm also tired of the OAD, mainly those that come in knowing they are OAD.
I am okay with someone like Coby who has a great year and deciding to go. That was the right choice.
I believe Sharpe/Nas/Bradley would have all been better off coming back for their sophomore year.
This shaping up for next season to have several Leaky, Brooks 2 on 1 fast breaks resulting in turnovers.. or missed layups.
There were better players that sat on the bench this year watching Brooks and Black start.Call be crazy, but if Brooks and Leaky come back, both will come off the bench. There are much better players in the Transfer Portal. Brooks is not coming back per what I'm hearing.
lol . Heels r family! Carolina blue skieesss derp derrp! Hope plates cums back! Welcome back brook with open arms!
There were better players on the bench this year and they didn't come off the bench.
Why would it be any different next year if they were to come back?
lol I want whatever you’re smoking. If they started this year with 6 mcd aa on the team, how on earth won’t they start next year?
I hope Caleb Love bails. I never expected him to stay. I didn't expect Sharpe to stay. I'm expecting Love and Bacot to announce their departures soon enough. Good riddance to all of them, frankly. I have no real nostalgic appreciation for players who basically dump-on the UNC program by abandoning it prematurely. I'm sure they have their reasons for leaving, and I have my reasons for not acknowledging their presence on the team.As much as we thought last year was a monster recruiting class, it is very quickly turning into a bad one. If Love leaves, we are in trouble. Kessler leaving hurt a ton.
you seem angry.
Kessler leaving really hurts, but this is still not true. Sharpe was really good this year, and we probably got two long term starters (assuming they stay) in Walton and Davis. Puff may be good too.As much as we thought last year was a monster recruiting class, it is very quickly turning into a bad one. If Love leaves, we are in trouble. Kessler leaving hurt a ton.
That's what they said about Robert Williams, and he dropped in the draft after his sophomore year. I don't think anyone who can't shoot outside of 3 feet is getting picked super high unless they're Embiid type athletes (and even he can shoot).I wish him well. He would have been a lottery pick next year if he had stayed.
I mean, good luck to him and all that. But if I'm being honest... I'm freaking tired of this OAD crap. In a few years, I'll barely remember that he was a Heel, same as Bradley, Nas, etc.
I guess this is how UK and dook fans feel every year. And it sucks.
I really like the college baseball rule on attending college.
Embiid is shooting around 40% last time I looked from NBA 3land. He has developed that skill greatly.Kessler leaving really hurts, but this is still not true. Sharpe was really good this year, and we probably got two long term starters (assuming they stay) in Walton and Davis. Puff may be good too.
That's what they said about Robert Williams, and he dropped in the draft after his sophomore year. I don't think anyone who can't shoot outside of 3 feet is getting picked super high unless they're Embiid type athletes (and even he can shoot).
Well said!!!I hope Caleb Love bails. I never expected him to stay. I didn't expect Sharpe to stay. I'm expecting Love and Bacot to announce their departures soon enough. Good riddance to all of them, frankly. I have no real nostalgic appreciation for players who basically dump-on the UNC program by abandoning it prematurely. I'm sure they have their reasons for leaving, and I have my reasons for not acknowledging their presence on the team.
The players who come to college as OAD's are of no interest to me at all. They should have all been allowed to go pro and bypass the charade of "going to college." Kids that transfer because of their damaged egos, or their parent's egos? You are all dead to me as far as UNC "family." They are all named "Fredo." They were never in Chapel Hill as far as I'm concerned. But, my opinion matters to no one but me. They'll be just fine.
ETA: Is this about Day'ron? Okay... Day'ron, good luck developing in the pro game. You are one of the more forgettable UNC players.
In baseball you can go pro straight out of high school.Isn’t it a lot like the football rule? Three years removed from your graduation class before you can enter?? I could be wrong.
I've heard that college baseball is somewhat similar to college tennis... is that right? Their professional athletes/players operate on a totally different scheme. College tennis players are rarely, if ever, on pro tours.In baseball you can go pro straight out of high school.
if you go to college, you’re there for 3 years.
I have no idea about tennis. Baseball is usually a long road through the minor league system.I've heard that college baseball is somewhat similar to college tennis... is that right? Their professional athletes/players operate on a totally different scheme. College tennis players are rarely, if ever, on pro tours.
I have no idea about tennis. Baseball is usually a long road through the minor league system.
A great example is Jordyn Adams, the kid that signed with UNC on a football scholarship.
He decided to go pro in baseball, was drafted 17th by the Angels, signed for a little more than 4 million.
I don’t believe he’s yet to play in the majors.
I thought it was 2 but could be wrong. I think straight to the pros or 2 years is good for basketball tho.In baseball you can go pro straight out of high school.
if you go to college, you’re there for 3 years.