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Agreed. Overrated player.

So, who are the remaining viable two guard options in the portal? Still need depth there. RayJ Dennis, Andrew Taylor, and who else? Seems like only slim pickings left.

I was just being funny, my man. Let the young man go where he likes. I still think he is an impressive scorer and an upgrade over joseph but I understand he is going home. Still need depth at the guard position, tho

Pure f**k s**t. I'm hurt, dawg.

Pack is going to help us here. He comin'

You get Cleveland and Dingle and this team can contend once again for a final four appearance. No real drop off.

Michelle Kaufman randomly mentioned Dingle as well in article a week or so ago. BUT is seems odd that two people who closely cover UM basketball to name drop him if there isn't much smoke there.

I like!!!!

Another big fish. L said he wants to add a guard. So, we should be in the market for this guy. He would start over Joseph, imo.

I know. That's the part that hurts...

This hurts....

I still like Raequan Battle but it's probably too late.

Beran was not a difference maker. Not losing sleep over this for some reason. I personally thought he already peaked.

I agree. But UCONN showed how important depth is. Still believe Miami needs Cleveland and another two guard/wing to go with Beran.

I'm surprised we are not more aggressive in acquiring a two guard to replace Wong myself. Raequan Battle is an excellent player.

NIL is a blessing and a curse. With the media and Ruiz talking so much about our NIL deals, now every kid with some game thinks they can get a $500,000 per year deal and when they don't get anything close to that, they swear off Miami. Second, other teams saw what Miami did this season due their...

This is very much a concern for me as well. The FT percentage. Still, he's only a sophomore and I believe L could continue to develop him. And he most certainly is not in the class of Miller. I agree with you 100 percent there. But Miller is 23, this kid is what? 20? He is still has a lot of...

Similar size. I believe he also averaged over 7RPG per game last season, which was better than Miller actually. Shot over 35% from three. His athletic ability could cause mismatches for slower footed 4's that prefer to stay in the paint. Miller exploited this a lot last year as well.

Agreed. He's the best option for the style of ball L currently plays. He slots well in the 4 in this system and has a similar game to Miller (although not as skilled).

Beran is mid. I'd role the dice with Casey before thinking Beran could be a difference maker as a starter.