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you keep saying two different things. no one is arguing that we don't need an experienced Jr/Sr lead guard (two, really), ideally that are slotting in as the starting PG and SG next season. and guess what? we still have SIX scholarships to hand out in order to land those guards. but carrying an entire 13 man roster of Jr/Sr transfers just doesn't work with the reality of team construction, for a variety of reasons I've already laid out elsewhere. it seems everyone has formed absolute opinions based solely on two seasons of Ross Hodge as if there aren't dozens of ways to construct a winning roster. there is no guarantee that every transfer that walks in here will be better than Stevenson, Stinson or Horton. we have a pretty exciting group of underclassmen currently and a new coach who has shown he's willing to play talented freshmen and sophomores. hit the panic button if our next three signees are true freshmen, but until then calm the eff down. -
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Good point, I wouldn’t give to NIL if my $ was being redistributed to athletes at other schools. Don’t know if it is part of this proposal, but would be hard for a program to agree to share concession sales, ticket sales and local advertising sales with other schools. Some sort of model that shared 50% of national broadcast rights with athletes could work. I also have a hard time with the morality of using student fees to pay a small forward. And any model that doesn’t use student fees to pay a small forward will leave UNT behind. -
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UCONN won it last year, right? 14 total on that roster, 9 of them being Fr/Sophs. Husky starting 5 in the natty game (2024) Forward (R-Soph) Center (Soph) Guard (Fr) Guard (Graduate) Guard (Graduate) 2 graduates started the natty game, both guards. The 3rd guard was a freshman and had 15 points and like 5 rebounds. 2023 was more uppclass heavy, but still had a freshman guard score 16 in the natty game. I think experience and age is preferred, especially at the guard position, but I would never consider a recent HS grad a hard no. You can find guys out there that will ball at our level, and get you championships. I don't think development is nearly as a big of an issue as it is in football. -
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Florida just won the national championship with a backcourt of Walter Clayton, a SENIOR at his second college and probably the best point guard in the country and Alijah Martin, who is almost 24 years old and already made a Final Four run at FAU. We need to bring in a guard who can score 15 a night with 6-8 assists. Who is more likely to do that… A 22-year old who averaged 15 & 6 in a similar college conference last season? Or some high school kid who has barely played against anyone on the other side of puberty?- 1
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