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[JustWinWoody 3,386]

2 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

He needs to gain 20 pounds, but he has great handles and great court vision.

He’s exactly what we don’t have with our current 12 players.

Played AAU with Cupps apparently. 

[HoosierDYT 1,748]

Saves typing on Sharavjamts. I’d take him without a thought. 
 
 

Watched him a ton last year. Not sure he’d start, but could definitely find a way to earn minutes. So talented and a fun player to watch. Just needs to improve his shooting.


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17 minutes ago, JustWinWoody said:

 

Strange combination for his list.  Also think he can be exploited if he's being asked to defend the against any kind of speed at the guard position.  Think he's a 3 at this point in his development, not a point.  Not sure where his minutes come.

[lillurk 3,805]

12 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

He absolutely fills a need for us.

He’s a ball handling two guard that facilitates and passes well, and is a perimeter shooter.

This may be our guy.

We know Woody loves length and positional size. Would also make sense why things have been quiet, if there was reason to believe he was interested in IU.

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1 minute ago, lillurk said:

We know Woody loves length and positional size. Would also make sense why things have been quiet, if there was reason to believe he was interested in IU.

With Gabe Cupps acting as the intermediary.

Naturally.

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Illinois keeps getting bad news on their recruitment of Ray J. Dennis.  First it looked like he was set to sign at Utah, now could be Baylor.

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[sweetpain 546]

He needs to gain 20 pounds, but he has great handles and great court vision.
He’s exactly what we don’t have with our current 12 players.

My son goes to UD, he was never a fan. I watched him some this past year too. He is very streaky shooter, and does love to shoot and son said all he is interested in is professional ball and how to get there-why he went in draft. I would be more worried about team chemistry. I would take Galloway everyday. Now if he is a backup that may work.

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4 minutes ago, sweetpain said:

My son goes to UD, he was never a fan. I watched him some this past year too. He is very streaky shooter, and does love to shoot and son said all he is interested in is professional ball and how to get there-why he went in draft. I would be more worried about team chemistry. I would take Galloway everyday. Now if he is a backup that may work.

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Get him on campus and figure lineups out later. 

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2 minutes ago, lillurk said:

We know Woody loves length and positional size. Would also make sense why things have been quiet, if there was reason to believe he was interested in IU.

I seem him offering an option for minutes and probably has a low floor, high ceiling.  Not sure of the fit, but I also think there isn't any reason not to use a scholarship on an option.  Do wonder if a more traditional 2 guard wouldn't be a better get, though.

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7 minutes ago, HoosierDYT said:

Watched him a ton last year. Not sure he’d start, but could definitely find a way to earn minutes. So talented and a fun player to watch. Just needs to improve his shooting.


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Easy to see him playing in rotation with X and Galloway. Love him as a facilitator. He’s just a clever kid. 1 other thing. He’ll play next year at 21. Would be stunned if he’s not a 1 year guy, which is perfect.

[Scotty R 2,262]

39 minutes ago, JustWinWoody said:

 

What am I missing with this kid because on the surface last year wasn't very good for him.

 

5.6 pts, 1.9 rebs, 2.6 asst., 1.7 to's, 38% from the field, 31 from 3

[JSHoosier 20,436]

Not saying he doesn't have potential but I don't really want to bring in a transfer that would still have 3 years so scholarships open up for 24 and 25 classes.  I'd go for a more traditional 2 with less eligibility left, and one that hopefully shot better than 32%.

[sweetpain 546]

What am I missing with this kid because on the surface last year wasn't very good for him.
 
5.6 pts, 1.9 rebs, 2.6 asst., 1.7 to's, 38% from the field, 31 from 3

That's exactly right. UD fans were dumbfounded when he went in draft.

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3 minutes ago, Scotty R said:

What am I missing with this kid because on the surface last year wasn't very good for him.

 

5.6 pts, 1.9 rebs, 2.6 asst., 1.7 to's, 38% from the field, 31 from 3

The videos 

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Just now, JSHoosier said:

Not saying he doesn't have potential but I don't really want to bring in a transfer that would still have 3 years so scholarships open up for 24 and 25 classes.  I'd go for a more traditional 2 with less eligibility left, and one that hopefully shot better than 32%.

Mike Woodson trusts his ability to develop guys into NBA players that have NBA size/athleticism. If he could get him to being drafted next year to go along with the others IU will be in serious recruiting business.

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2 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

The videos 

Any highlight video will make players look good. Prillar could showed his 5 minutes at Purdue where he actually contributed and make him look good 

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4 minutes ago, JSHoosier said:

Not saying he doesn't have potential but I don't really want to bring in a transfer that would still have 3 years so scholarships open up for 24 and 25 classes.  I'd go for a more traditional 2 with less eligibility left, and one that hopefully shot better than 32%.

The question is with this kid is he better than Banks, Gunn and Newton. If not why bring in anyone who is not considerably better than what you already have.

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5 minutes ago, Scotty R said:

What am I missing with this kid because on the surface last year wasn't very good for him.

 

5.6 pts, 1.9 rebs, 2.6 asst., 1.7 to's, 38% from the field, 31 from 3

I'm not sure I'm on board either, but devil's advocate:

-- he was a top 120 recruit out of high school, so he didn't just come out of nowhere.

-- plus passer, especially for his size.

-- did pick up quite a bit of experience last year, playing 23 minutes/game for a decent Dayton team.

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Probably end up at Nebraska and light us up when we play them.