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ScootCat wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 02, 2024 4:33 pm

I, too, have wondered about the motion offense given that we may not have players for an entire four year cycle. It’s difficult to learn, so is it still a legit offense if we start relying more and more on the portal?

I have wondered the same thing.

Doesn’t that offense assume better shooting on average than we have been doing lately, particularly outside?

Absolutely. Outside shooting acumen is an imperative in that offense. I suspect the coaching staff is aggressively pursuing accomplished three point shooters in the portal.

Respectfully, without our offensive system, what are we?

Exactly what we are with it--searching.

I call it the pack-line offense--all offensive players inside the arc. Or 5 in/0 out, if you like.

This needs to wind up with a marketplace. Sign players to contracts, be it one year, two year, etc. Allow the two parties to negotiate. My gut would be that would all but eliminate one year players.

Ursa Midmajor wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 03, 2024 8:57 am

This needs to wind up with a marketplace. Sign players to contracts, be it one year, two year, etc. Allow the two parties to negotiate. My gut would be that would all but eliminate one year players.

Alabama's Aaron Estrada is attending his 6th school in 7 years: high school, prep school, St. Peter's, Oregon, Hofstra, Alabama. To his credit, he did spend 2 years at Hofstra and graduated. He wanted do his COVID year as a graduate student at Hofstra, but his coach encouraged him to transfer to a school where he could get more NIL money. It worked out pretty well for him and for Alabama.

Skogman meeting with U Wisconsin. Home state, six figure NIL most likely.
The other four transfers out, dont see much happening. Not a market for guards that shoot poorly and played for a 500 team

otherwildcat wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 04, 2024 10:00 am

Skogman meeting with U Wisconsin. Home state, six figure NIL most likely.
The other four transfers out, dont see much happening. Not a market for guards that shoot poorly and played for a 500 team

If he goes there, I wish him luck. Glad he wasn't playing for them this season. JMU would have had a problem with him.

There may be a market for the guards if they transfer down. Plus with all the portal craziness, someone may want a 1 year or 2 year rental just to have a body for practice and to balance out recruiting classes. If you transfer down low enough, they may just make you a starter and with the pressure off and against less talented competition, it might work.

wildforthecats wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 26, 2024 8:04 am

citycat wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 25, 2024 11:45 pm

Cade Tyson, Hunter Tyson's younger brother, is in the portal. We wanted Hunter, but he went to Clemson and is in the NBA, sort of.

Cade went to Belmont. He's done well there.

We have 2 scholarships tied up with Bailey and Logan. Tyson would compliment Durkin.

We need to make Trent Steinour and Colt Langdon our main priorities for '25.

This Cade can shoot. 46.5% on 3’s, 85.5% FT.

This Cade always got into foul trouble with Simon:

https://youtu.be/EE9AAPvvzL8?si=vgs7tVpNTL_hjHMw

Some stiff competition for Cade Tyson:
https://www.aseaofblue.com/2024/4/3/241 ... rolina-unc

At least there’s no mention of Kansas or UCLA (yet?).

At Kentucky he’ll stand in the corner and wait for a dribble drive kick out. It won’t come often enough.

UT can show him how it worked out for Knecht (sp?)

https://www.on3.com/transfer-portal/wir ... ball/2024/

Jack Clark is transferring. Again. Looking for a 4th school in 4 years.

Bronny James has a 4.9M price tag. Probably a bargain.

i77cat wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:37 pm

https://www.on3.com/transfer-portal/wir ... ball/2024/

Jack Clark is transferring. Again. Looking for a 4th school in 4 years.

Bronny James has a 4.9M price tag. Probably a bargain.

Insanity.