OG Anunoby from IU is almost sure to be a first rounder and there are definitely questions with him. I think the reason Ed isn't on the boards is because those who make the board are assuming he won't enter the draft (he is listed as a first rounder in 2018 on a couple I quickly checked). If he decides that's what he wants to do, I bet that will change.
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Thread: Tre's Status for Next Year
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03-26-2017, 09:29 AM #21
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03-26-2017, 09:34 AM #22
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Tre will try to play in workouts for draft analysis with an agent. He probably will go to Europe or D-League after not getting a first round section.
He is a good and solid COLLEGE player. I wish him the best. He is off to make some career like Sato and Doellman.
Ed? If I advised him, rehab and play when your knee is 100% (It might never be depending on genes and grace of God).
When able to play, start conditioning and get in game shape. I wuld say go to school, but don't play until you are 100% If that means not until January 2018, then sit out and hire an agent and do all the pre draft camps and conditioning between January and June.
He can shock people if he can look like fast and old Sumner without risking an injury.
Best scenario is he is ready to play in November. But we shall see. I hope he is 100% before December.
If not, beside Scruggs, will we have any guard depth next year?
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03-26-2017, 10:04 AM #23
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03-26-2017, 10:16 AM #24
Was lucky enough to meet Tre's father at Dan Gardens a few weeks ago. Nice guy. Had a drink together. I asked him point blank if Tre is leaving. He said if they believe he will get 1st round then definitely. Said we are not a wealthy family and need to take advantage when opportunity is there. Hard to disagree. Question is will they know if 1st round is happening. We've seen XU players get bad advice/info before on this topic.
Xaveriana, one that bleeds blue
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03-26-2017, 10:42 AM #25
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03-26-2017, 11:07 AM #26
The other thing to remember about Ed is that he might not actually get back into game shape until conference play next year -- and then there's no gauarantee that he ever fully gets up to speed given the difficulties we saw with Myles in working a guy back while also facing the hardest part of the season.
He might look at that situation and think "It's highly unlikely I do anything that improves my pro stock, and entirely possible I hurt it by coming back and looking a step slow against guys who have been playing for 2-3 months already." Given that, his best move might be to just take whatever money / deals are available right now and run.
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03-26-2017, 11:24 AM #27
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03-26-2017, 11:34 AM #28
Tre was told by NBA scouts to lose weight / add muscle in the hopes that it would improve his quickness -- and it really didn't. It improved his conditioning, it helped his release time a bit, but he's still pretty much the same guy in terms of latteral quickness and burst speed. He can't beat most people to the rack on offense (which is why he takes so many pull-up jump shots) and he is still just OK on defense in terms of staying on a man.
I think he's an elite scorer and could score points at any court on the planet (including the NBA), I just don't know that NBA coaches / GMs will ever overlook the things he doesn't do well. I hope I'm wrong.
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03-26-2017, 11:41 AM #29
Viewing that the only logical choice to not getting drafted is returning to school is a belief that somehow has not been changed with time.
Run the table.
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03-26-2017, 11:47 AM #30
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Personally, I would give anything to relive my senior year of college.. Of course I did not have the chance to leave early and make millions of dollars playing a sport somewhere. Tough decision no doubt. I don't know much about the NBA but if Josh Hart is seen as a mid-second round pick then Bluiett will be looking at late second round at best. Although, the money overseas is very nice and these guys only have a limited number of years to make money playing hoops. Think it comes down to whether or not he wants to cement himself in Xavier basketball lore.
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