He would be the best big man in the draft next year. It's not close. Bolden won't be happy but if I'm a Duke fan and Carter comes back bolden, who almost transferred last season, can go kick rocks.
Would be huge for duke with their stable of small forwards. I haven’t been keeping up with the mocks much but he has to be a top ten pick right?
I don't know... there are a LOT of good bigs in this draft...?
No way he stays. No way. I mean, his mom wrote a whole thing about how college basketball is sort of BS.
yeah then she says she advised him to stay in this article. it's all BS, he's gone, but it adds suspense and the whole "torn" storyline generates buzz around him.I don't know... there are a LOT of good bigs in this draft...?
No way he stays. No way. I mean, his mom wrote a whole thing about how college basketball is sort of BS.
the "selfish K forced him to return" posts would be through the roof... but luckily they would be offset by that ringer article the other day where selfish K forced Duval and Trent to go pro by recruiting 4 5* recruits.If he does return, the meltdown would commence on several boards
Basically your coach is Lucifer. Take my word for itthe "selfish K forced him to return" posts would be through the roof... but luckily they would be offset by that ringer article the other day where selfish K forced Duval and Trent to go pro by recruiting 4 5* recruits.
Bleacher Report is one rung below homeboarder as far as reliability.
Yea I think Carter is gone. But Bolden isn't gonna deal with being a back up for 3 years if he did return.I wouldn't want Bolden to transfer no matter what! He held his own when he returned from injury later in the year! As long as he's healthy, he'd make a great back up to Carter.
I still say Carter is gone.
Well he'd better declare for the draft if that happens. I don't think he wants to sit out a year by transferring.Yea I think Carter is gone. But Bolden isn't gonna deal with being a back up for 3 years if he did return.
We just plummeted a rungDo you want me to link the ESPIN article then
Yea he would probably be best served to do that. I could see how somebody would spend a late 1st round pick on him to see if he develops in next 2-3 years.Well he'd better declare for the draft if that happens. I don't think he wants to sit out a year by transferring.
He isn't going in the first round unless he comes back and has a really good junior or senior year. The way the NBA is played now traditional big men are becoming or already have become a thing of the past.Yea he would probably be best served to do that. I could see how somebody would spend a late 1st round pick on him to see if he develops in next 2-3 years.
What's difference in Bolden and say Tony Bradley?He isn't going in the first round unless he comes back and has a really good junior or senior year. The way the NBA is played now traditional big men are becoming or already have become a thing of the past.
Bradley is more explosive and had much better stats. Much better stats.What's difference in Bolden and say Tony Bradley?
Tony Bradley played around 20 minutes per game his freshman year I think... that would be one big difference, the other is that in his 2 years in college Bolden has been plagued by injuries.What's difference in Bolden and say Tony Bradley?
Tony Bradley played around 20 minutes per game his freshman year I think... that would be one big difference, the other is that in his 2 years in college Bolden has been plagued by injuries.
Tony Bradley couldn't jump over a phone book. He was fairly fluid , skilled and had a 7'5 wingspan. 7 points and 5 rebounds in about 14-15 MPGBradley is more explosive and had much better stats. Much better stats.
14.6 MPGTony Bradley played around 20 minutes per game his freshman year I think... that would be one big difference, the other is that in his 2 years in college Bolden has been plagued by injuries.
I just ran into Jon Scheyer at Denny's. He said to expect a rare sophomore next year.
I'm calling bullshit until I hear it from nerd.I just ran into Jon Scheyer at Denny's. He said to expect a rare sophomore next year.