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That's interesting. The majority of his highlights are him playing off the ball, but given his size, I agree, he's going to make his money playing the 1. It honestly doesn't matter a ton these days anyways given how lineups are essentially positionless

What's interesting is that K-State played him mainly off the ball as a lead scoring guard, despite being on the smaller side. He's a 43+% shooter from 3 so I'm wondering if the plan would be to play Wong more on the ball as a primary ball handler should he return

This was the guy that called Curbelo to St.John’s well before he went public

Larranaga is still talking about his Elite Eight run. He'll get to the portal in September

With the lack of slots, you don't take a flyer on underclassman who averaged exactly 0.0 ppg

He's an undersized, un-athletic player who you can't really slot into a position group because he can't shoot the ball

He had an offer from us

Which is why I don't mind not throwing our hat into every ring

Dude, how many spots do you think we have?

I’d expect that last spot to go to a veteran PG

Really odd choice for him

We are about a week removed from the end of the CBB season. There are going to be multiple waves of transfers between now and the summer. I'm fine being picky

High Pines area. Pretty sick houses in there

That's a pretty solid comparison. That said, Draymond played alongside Adrien Payne and Derrick Nix at MSU, who are true 5's

He's definitely a 4

Guy is a double-double machine. He’s from Nicaragua so hopefully the city of Miami is a draw

Local kid from Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy. Averaged 15 ppg on 42% from 2, 38% from 3. Had 38 points against Liberty in February

Wouldn't read too much into it. There's going to be several waves of transfers

Sears committed to Alabama

If Bensley doesn't improve his shot, he's going to be marginalized within the program. Unless your Rajon Rondo, you need to be at least a halfway decent threat to make an open three and even Rondo has developed as a shooter over the years.