While watching Vanderbilt vs 12th rated Texas A and M he has hit 7 fgs all three pointers. The guy can shoot the rock. Just too bad he felt he did not get a fair chance at UNC. He didn’t
Tyler Nickel going off tonight
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He's on his 3rd school in 3 years. He's been hunting the best NIL offer every offseason. How much do you want to bet he'll be at a new school next season?
Side note: Texas A&M is absolutely collapsing. This would be their 3rd straight loss. They have @ #3 Florida, vs #1 Auburn, and @LSU left on their schedule. As bad as they are playing, it wouldn't be surprising to see them enter the SEC tournament on a 6 game losing streak.
The last 2 minutes of this game took 35 minutes in real time. Between the fouling, the timeouts, and the official reviews... there was only 7 minutes left in the Kentucky/Oklahoma 1st half when they finally switched to it.
Info that has nothing to do with the fact that he can shoot. And he didn’t leave Unc strictly for money. I’d imagine he wanted to get playing time.
LOL, the rumor a bunch of messageboard knuckleheads started was he left UNC to be close to his girlfriend. Which they conveniently stopped claiming when he left VT for Vanderbilt.
The truth is he's been entering the portal after every season and looking for the biggest NIL offer. He'll likely do it again this offseason. If you or any other Tar Heel fans really like him and believe he could help next year's team, you can write a big check and buy his services.
this is a problem that needs fixing! Needs to be a time limit on reviews, maybe limit each team to one TO in the last minute? Not much can be done about the fouling, except a little hustle administering the FTs.
ESPN just stacks their programming so games constantly run over. I totally agree that the end of games goes by way too slow. But I wouldn't mind it as much if there wasn't always another game being preempted.
I learned quite a while ago to have the ESPN App open and ready to go when the Tar Heels are playing on an ESPN channel. Because that's often the only way to catch the opening of our games when the previous game runs long.
You know back when we were "sailing with the pilot" this was never an issue.
