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How much does this set next years team back? Macon showed flashes, but is NOT the big man that Williams was for us. With Paige graduating, our offense seems in trouble. I know Bolden helps, but will we look to Macon and Watkins, or is one of the two new freshman potentially a possible replacement for productivity?it's the right move. He's an NBA-level athlete, and another year of school wasn't going to change that. Don't risk some career-ending injury when you've maxed your potential already.
I wish him well. However, it's really a stupid decision. He's not an NBA player. Maybe with another year of Huggins, he possibly could've developed more.
# of WVU players that have gone overseas and developed into an NBA player: 0. I'll admit, I don't know, how much does a pro team spend on developing a player versus a college team? If the player needs exposed to better competition to improve, I could understand that. But Devin can get better at some things at the college level. I don't believe that Devin can improve more with a pro team (very likely to not be an NBA team) than with Huggs. I hope I'm wrongDoesn't have to be a NBA player. No lose for him. Impress one NBA team and he's good to go. Or, go to Europe and make $100,000 plus most expense. Or, go back to Morgantown and take Hugy's abuse for one more year. He can develop and make money at same time. Only a homer would not understand this.
Didn't the OP also say things 'must have changed' when Williams was considering staying ? It's hard not to be right (while ignoring also being incorrect) when you pretty much predict every scenario.
lol, nope...
I don't recall your exact words...but yea, you absolutely did back off of your original claim. I don't care enough to search thru all your posts...but if you claim otherwise then I just know (in the future) that I'm dealing with a liar.
Now that is what I call a bold predictionI think Huggins will run the offense through Ahmad. Best athlete on the team. Esa is a good passer and that should get some open looks for our guards.
Lgm!
Your memory is correct. Keatons actually stuck to his guns for a long time, but wavered late. I think that Huggins' comments about Devin allegedly having not considered Europe made Keatons question his belief that Williams was gone. Keatons would have had good reason to gloat, if he hadn't wavered late, as many other posters had told him that he was wrong in the past year.I don't recall your exact words...but yea, you absolutely did back off of your original claim. I don't care enough to search thru all your posts...but if you claim otherwise then I just know (in the future) that I'm dealing with a liar.
I don't recall your exact words...but yea, you absolutely did back off of your original claim. I don't care enough to search thru all your posts...but if you claim otherwise then I just know (in the future) that I'm dealing with a liar.
Don't get hurt patting yourself on the back for all that insider info.
"He's walking on Senior night."
.... He's an NBA-level athlete .....
it's the right move. He's an NBA-level athlete, and another year of school wasn't going to change that. Don't risk some career-ending injury when you've maxed your potential already.
lol, nope...
I'm not so sure about that.
it really is IMO. I'll admit if I'm wrong. I just don't see him in the NBA. I wish him the best and I'll root him on to prove me wrong. He seems like a good kid. Best of luck Devin.If his potential is maxed .... then this really is a stupid move.
If DW's potential has maxed, then staying in school would cost him a year's salary, wouldn't it?
Apparently sPitt doesn't teach English.Doesn't have to be a NBA player. No lose for him. Impress one NBA team and he's good to go. Or, go to Europe and make $100,000 plus most expense. Or, go back to Morgantown and take Hugy's abuse for one more year. He can develop and make money at same time. Only a homer would not understand this.
Keatons, the "insider" (LOL), stated months ago that Devin was close to graduating, and could take the classes he needed to complete his degree online. If this is true, then he should make his euros while he can....or earned him a college degree that he could use when his short 'pro' career ends...
Sure, he could return to college later... ...but just like people who 'take breaks' (aka a semester off) the odds that isn't gonna happen.
...or earned him a college degree that he could use when his short 'pro' career ends...
Sure, he could return to college later... ...but just like people who 'take breaks' (aka a semester off) the odds that isn't gonna happen.
I just think he's a man without a position in the NBA. He's not big enough to be a 4, but not athletic or skilled enough to be a 3.
I know next to nothing about European leagues, but I'm guessing there will be plenty of teams interested in him, and I bet he will make a good living playing over there. So, good for him.
I haven't been on long, but Keaton seems like he says what he hears, and doesn't claim to know things just to feel like an "insider". Maybe I'm wrong?
# of WVU players that have gone overseas and developed into an NBA player: 0. I'll admit, I don't know, how much does a pro team spend on developing a player versus a college team? If the player needs exposed to better competition to improve, I could understand that. But Devin can get better at some things at the college level. I don't believe that Devin can improve more with a pro team (very likely to not be an NBA team) than with Huggs. I hope I'm wrong
He has gotten A LOT of interest from Euro clubs due to his ability to rebound. He will have a long career.
what if I told you that Williams hadn't attended a single team workout since the season ended..