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Hope he does great, wish him the best but why chance it when they give you opportunity to enter but back out if you don't go high enough or not at all.Well I wish him well
Best of luck to him.
Now Frank Martin landing a grad transfer is crucial if he wants to have a team capable of making NCAA tourney next year. I would hope some good grad transfers would see playing for the Gamecocks next season as a great opportunity, given great coaching, still some good core players on the team and immediate playing time available.
Best upside comparison for him is Penny Hardaway. He's not a shooter. However, he has the length and athleticism to be a good NBA defender. Offensively, he can drive into the lane an do those crazy Derrick Rose-like acrobatics to get off his shot.
Hope he does great, wish him the best but why chance it when they give you opportunity to enter but back out if you don't go high enough or not at all.
Best of luck and thanks for helping team make Final 4!!!!
Yeah, but he was no Lil PennyHe has Penny's height but will really have to work hard to be half as good as Penny was before he got hurt. Penny was a special player.
You can if you don't sign an agent, correct? I may be wrong but that was my understanding. Baseball players get drafted and return to play so if you don't sign agent you can return, I think?Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but the deadline for withdrawing from the draft is...before the draft. You can't just go back to school if you don't get drafted high enough.
This is no surprise...strike while the iron is hot. It really doesn't matter if he thinks he will be a high draft pick...the question is whether he would be any higher next year. Probably not.
You can if you don't sign an agent, correct? I may be wrong but that was my understanding. Baseball players get drafted and return to play so if you don't sign agent you can return, I think?
Do these kids realize there are only 60 spots to be drafted and if you are 2nd rd you might not even make the team at all.
I wish this kid and Maten all the luck...but odds are stacked against them.
FWIW, I don't think Maten has or will sign with an agent until after he sees how the draft turns out. That would probably have been the best option for Dozier as well. Test the waters but leave the door open to return if you're not happy with the draft position.Do these kids realize there are only 60 spots to be drafted and if you are 2nd rd you might not even make the team at all.
I wish this kid and Maten all the luck...but odds are stacked against them.
Best upside comparison for him is Penny Hardaway. He's not a shooter. However, he has the length and athleticism to be a good NBA defender. Offensively, he can drive into the lane an do those crazy Derrick Rose-like acrobatics to get off his shot.
He has Penny's height but will really have to work hard to be half as good as Penny was before he got hurt. Penny was a special player.
That IS a giant leap to compare Dozier best upside to Penny Hardaway
I think that's because there are about half a million rounds of the baseball draft where the NBA only has 2.That is incorrect. If you don't sign with an agent, you can withdraw by May 24th, after the combine, but before the draft. If you sign with an agent, you are ineligible to be an NCAA athlete, so that does it.
MLB rules are different. You can be drafted, and choose not to sign, in which case you can return to school.
Well I wish him well
All the best to him. We wouldn't have made it to the Final Four without him.
He has Penny's height but will really have to work hard to be half as good as Penny was before he got hurt. Penny was a special player.
If he bombs out in the NBA maybe Europe would be an option. That's actually where I think he'll end up but who knows. Could be he just doesn't like college. It might be that simple.
Some Kentucky lunatics hate Calipari for his players first mentality, but he wouldn't get the players he gets unless he proves he can get them to the league. The funny thing he uses this ploy to try and mask that he is just an average bench coach. He is a salesman with the sizzle, but doesn't know how to work the machinery. Frank knows how to coach. PJ going and eventually being a good player will only help his recruiting efforts.He will be drafted maybe higher than people think. Good luck PJ.
As for the team look for a drop off next year. Please don't be surprised we lost 2 NBA players and the best on the ball defender in college. And a super smart athletic role player.
But as long as we have Frank we will be back in it very soon. That run will pay off big over the next few years.
I'm not counting us out just being realistic.
How cool will it be if both our guys go in the 1st round. Both drafted would be huge alone. All the projections are pure speculation. It only takes 1 team to really like you and boom,
Coaches down play it but getting players to the next level is big. Having that player excell is bigger.
....And to think, some of the "experts" on this site wanted him benched
It is, very often, that simple. College is not for everyone.
It is, very often, that simple. College is not for everyone.
All the best to him. We wouldn't have made it to the Final Four without him.