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The Rockets have a ton of talent but they were one of the worst teams in the NBA in half court offense. Clearly they got KD with the idea that he'll help solve that one weakness, and he isn't gonna do that by standing on the 3 point line like Ray Allen on the Heat! That's all I'm saying.

Yeah whether he can stay healthy is a big question for sure. Hope it goes well!

Of course they will keep his minutes down in the meaningless regular season, but you gotta be kidding me suggesting Sengun would be the #1 option on offense. He averaged 19 ppg on 54% TS compared to KD averaging 26 ppg at 64% TS. KD is far and away the best offensive player in that roster and got him specifically because they needed a number one option down the stretch of close games. It's not at all like Ray Allen standing on the 3 point line watching prime LeBron James and Dwayne Wade. That's just silly.

Uhmm, who do you think will be the #1 offensive option on the rockets over Kevin Durant? I'm sorry but Ray Allen on the heat is not a great comparison. Maybe more like Shaq when he went to Miami.

So is this guy 100% Tech, or is Texas still trying to get him?

Fairly unlikely that Bell gets two years with Arch. He may not even get one year with Arch.

That was a redshirt year so that didn't cost him at all. It's not like he was going to redshirt in 2022... Quinn could have come back and probably would have if not for Arch. The issue was that UT wasn't going to take him back as the starter and he didn't want to end his career at a different school, which I respect a lot!

The hunting stuff with Quinn has always been cringey but that pic takes it to a new level.

I think Quinn with the dolphins is similar. That might be the single best team for him to be on. Maybe the one saving grace for his slide.

I think Majors, Bond, and Quinn all have a decent chance in the 7th round so it could be up to 14. Maybe even Bolden.

Colt made almost $30M! Not bad at all.

Eagles are so good at grabbing the "elite potential but slipped because of xyz" guys...

Who is trashing Sark? I always thought "what if Arch was our starter in 2024?" would go down as a great Texas football what-if, but I understand why Sark did what he did. I think Sark did really well with Quinn, he just is what he is is which is above average college QB, career backup NFL QB. Arch is obviously much more talented but he lacked experience.

Both are looking like bad choices to go pro. The question is which of the two is more likely to string enough NFL contracts together to not miss the potential NIL they could have had in 2025.

Honestly our man Gerry did big Cam no favors constantly hyping him as a potential 1st rounder. In hindsight it was ridiculous that this guy went pro after ~10 starts that all contained backbreaking penalties and pass protection busts. Not to say that he doesn't have the raw talent, but he obviously needed to come back and play a cleaner year.