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They'll just get rid of divisions completely. Which should have already been done.

Or no classics... And just schedule games one 2-3 year basis and never be tied down.

Hmmm... Playing Davidson... Or I don't know who they could of played but from a list of programs like Texas, Texas Tech, Oregon, UCLA, Notre Dame, Arkansas etc... It's pretty clear, Purdue doesn't want the national spotlight and are perfectly happy with just being a very regional program.

Oof.. not that Davison hasn't been good. But I mean come on... No way they couldn't have found something else. We got Kansas pretty darn quick.

For how much Cal loves the recruiting edge of playing in Indy.... Hell let's do it... But... Let's Indiana vs Kentucky first game of the season every year. Make it into a massive event at Lucas Oil and just fill the entire place. Could easily break the record for most to attend a game at Lucas Oil. Make it a freaking event like no other. Bring in all the recruits to watch. All the scouts to watch. And the 70,000 fans. Half blue, half red.

Pacers have picked up for Summer League Fanbo Zeng from the G-League Ignite. Averaged about 4 ppg in 9 games. Eli Brooks from Michigan. Jermaine Samuels from Villanova. Tevin Brown from Murray State who shot 38.4% from 3 this past season and 38.6% over 4 years there. Great shooter and a lefty.

I think Brown can contribute in probably his 3rd or 4th year. Really hoping that Pritchard is understanding and realizes that it'll take patience through the draft and great player development. Hopefully fans understand it'll take time too. Will likely be in the lottery next year too and probably the year after that but that's okay. Gain a bunch of talent and you're ready to go. Tyrese Haliburton- 22 Isaiah Jackson- 20 Bennedict Mathurin- 20 Andrew Nembhard- 22 Kendall Brown- 19 If we keep him... Jalen Smith- 22

I want born at that point just yet .. still a few months away lol.

Last time we played Xavier we got whooped up on a bit and we even had Eric Gordon. Before that we actually beat them. I can't which year but I do remember Xavier had Romain Sato and I think it was a pretty good game. That was the game I learned that I shared a name with a university and became a fan out of default.

His best opportunity is looking at PJ Tuckers career... And that's an incredibly tough one.

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Nembhard was the best passer of the draft and is 6-5. So he has great potential as a backup behind Haliburton or even playing with Haliburton. As of now the guards the Pacers have are Haliburton, Nembhard, Mathurin and Duarte. Brogdon and McConnell aren't important anymore.

With Carlisle, I think Brown can be another Dorian Finney-Smith and okay that 4 spot. DFS, Mo Harkless, Al Farouq-Aminu... Guys he could become.

I'd rather see how pesky Jr is sitting on his couch elsewhere as Haliburton, Nembhard and Mathurin play.

Benedict Mathurin Andrew Nembhard Kendall Brown That's a good haul for the draft I'd say. Now just gotta get rid of Brogdon.

Makes McConnell expendable immediately.

Love both the Pacers picks. Especially Nembhard. That's an awesome pick. Best passer in the draft that can play alongside Haliburton and Mathurin.

What is going on?

Quite possibly. Sharpe is probably the most interesting prospect in some years. Super athlete, great high school talent and a billion questions. He could end up like Dennis Smith Jr or like Vince Carter. And literally no one knows.

I expect the Kings to do Kings things lol. And the rumors of the Kings and Knicks working on something is absolutely hilarious with both franchises track records of terrible decisions.

Davison was pretty good at generating contact to others baby makers.

I could see Murray going 4 to Sacramento (and I'd feel really bad for him) and Ivey going 5. And I'm all about watching a Cade-Ivey backcourt.

They were surprisingly close. Texas Tech as a team did average more point per game(72.5 to 69.9). Both had 3 dudes that averaged 11+. Wisconsin this year has Davis at 19.7, Davison at 14.1 and Wahl at 11.4. That TTU team had Culver at 18.5, Moretti at 11.5 and Mooney at 11.3. That TTU team had some more depth scoring wise for sure. Both play a slower pace under Gard and Beard. I'm definitely not high on Davis but I guess you never know.

No it isn't uncalled for. Dude was toasted on almost every down. He was terrible.

Was thinking of who Johnny Davis sort of reminds me of career wise... Jarrett Culver. Both shot 39% from 3 as freshmen, both dropped to 30% as sophomores while picking up their scoring a lot. Culver hasn't caught on in the NBA and has been a terrible 3pt shooter, which is one of Davis' biggest questions. Culver also more athletic than Davis I believe.