I would gladly take both of them. But Brey's departure may not affect the other indirect terms of Parker's recruitment. . .

Brizzi was rated #8 in the transfer portal by ESPN this morning

Back to Brizzi. We sure can use a shooter like that

But the big ones that get away never amount to much. Shows how well our staff coaches them up.

Neil Fingleton. Became a McDonald's All-American when he was recruited at Chapel Hill and ended up on the bench at Holy Cross. He was better in Game of Thrones

exciting news

Bryan was a unique and special talent. I recently asked Coach if he was as good as I remember him to be. The answer was YES.

Champ Godbolt sounds like a villain from The Mighty Thor comix

I hope Bailey doesn't play TOO well on the summer circuit. That's where we often lose the gems our coaches uncover.

He does. His previous experience was in Admissions at Chapel Hill. . .

Big Red. Walton was the first truly athletic big, who could run and jump like a smaller man. Great rebounder, shot blocker, outlet passer, and dunker - without ever dunking. Of course, his supporting cast was rediculous

A dear friend of mine was a TV sportscaster in Louisville. He was at Churchill Downs one day. Robey and Phillips were at the $50 window, picking up tickets for the next race without passing any money across the counter. . .

Jay tells them I often have four guards on the floor. He's a great coach and a great guy. He got the Philadelphia Inquirer to do a major obit for his Italian tailor

When I attended Davidson, the pharmacy program was very active. . .

Think about all of the kids we've been involved with over the years who have gone to Clemson - never to be heard from again