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Ive been waiting for this thread!! That Pg would be a huge upgrade the way he passes is un like anything we had this year

@Gerry Hamilton Do u see this dude as having a good potential ? in SEC

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Going to be wild.

You know you love it!

Yawn

College Basketball Portal Thread Time to get this going ... A pro PG from Italy is planning to come to the states next year ... and I absolutely love this dude. 6-5.5, strong, athletic, tremendous vision We shall see if Texas can get in on him seriously.

Will this young man follow Jonah and be a two-sport hero? Basketball and baseball? Or, are CDCs coaches done with trying the two -sport recruits? PS... I'm not being serious here... Hook 'Em!

I am “Mayo Be A Trash Bracket” on the mens ”Joe Z’s Quack Attack” on the women

Her and Juju are going to be tough. But we have way more depth so not too concerned.

Miller coachspeak regarding the assistant. What he meant, "I couldn't believe what a bonehead move that was! If we had received a T, he would have had to pay for his ride home!"

They do.

Concerned about his turnovers more than his shooting.

That's it for Sean Miller and the Texas players from Portland.

Miller said Chendall Weaver's performance last night was a great example of a senior who rose to the challenge and put everything on the line to avoid the end of his career. "He really did it all," Miller said. "A big reason why we advanced was him rising to the challenge and playing the way he did."

On Ryan Anderson leaving the bench after Tramon Mark's shot last night, Miller said the emotion of March Madness is what makes it spectacular. Still, "all of us have to make sure we don't get caught up in it." Miller is glad that the game didn't end on a technical foul.

Miller: "BYU has always been a very basketball-centric place... They're clearly competing for the top prize. We have a lot of respect for the Big 12 Conference. When you look at the top teams in that conference — they're definitely one of the top teams."

Dybantsa is a great player, but Miller said BYU is a very good team.

Dybantsa's size, mobility, skill level, basketball IQ and his ability to get to the foul line are the things that make him special. Dybantsa's scoring ability at his size is impressive, Miller said.

Miller said AJ Dybantsa is a special college player that you don't see too often. Miller said it's hard to put any freshman this year ahead of Darius Acuff Jr. at Arkansas, but he said that Dybantsa is special.

Miller said he likes the advantage of playing a game in the tournament compared to the disadvantages that come with the travel.

The team's flight was delayed getting out of Dayton because there wasn't a plane immediately available. They left at 3:30 a.m. local time and arrived in Portland around 5:30 a.m. local time.

I wonder how many programs passed over him because of the issue. Good job by Sark taking the chance on him to land a difference maker.