And the fact that BC has the worst bench in college basketball history.
EEI had the score of the Clemson game this morning.
He’s going to test the waters as he should but would be surprised if he’s given a 1st round grade. I’d bet on him returning but a non-zero chance that he doesn’t.
Bowman isn’t going anywhere I don’t think. He still has a lot of flaws. Robinson could leave I guess but my guess is he comes back too. Fingers crossed
Robinson needs to come back and then we hope that Hamilton/Tabbs are legit. If they aren’t, we’re screwed.
Mock draft last night on CBS Sports had him going late first round and one of the commentators (former Virginia Tech coach whose name escapes me) said he thinks Robinson will have a long productive NBA career
Once he works out for teams I think he could move up a bit and maybe go early 20s. He has decent size for a 2 and can really score, efficiently at that. If his outside shot last year was for real, along with his surprising athleticism, I think he eventually can be a starting 2 guard.
Nah because I mean its still possible he slips to the second. Chances are he goes late first though, and that money is just too good not to jump at. If he came back it would be hard for him to be much better than last year, he could always get injured, and seniors just don't go first round too often.
Yup. He figures to be a nice bench piece in the NBA due to his versatility. Robinson's improvement this year was pretty dramatic and I never thought NBA was a possibility for him. Went from 42 to 49% from field, 33 to 41% from 3pt, and 72 to 83% from FT line. When you have good size/athleticism, can handle the ball, and score at all 3 levels, the NBA is going to take notice. Needs to get better on defense but he's obviously not being drafted for his defense.
I kind of disagree and think Jarmond is trying to sugarcoat things a bit. With Robinson and Bowman, BC would have had a good chance of making their first NCAA tournament since 2009. Amazing that it's been a decade. Without him, we're still in the wilderness with no real shot of escaping.
Is Herren's kid going to help, or just fill out the bench?
Herren can help on offense, but needs to get stronger and will probably struggle on defense. But he can score the ball for sure.
From what I understand, they had to word it as signing a financial aid agreement for them to publicize his addition to the team because right now is not a signing period.
Not really sure on that. All indications I have seen are he is a walkon for the 2018-2019 season, seemingly with the expectation that he will most likely redshirt and then receive a scholarship for 2019/20 and beyond. They only have one scholarship available for 2018/19, and are still trying to fill that with a 5th year transfer preferable at Guard. they did lose out on Ehab Amin, who had visited last week.
I think to answer your question, it probably has a guy sitting on the bench for a couple years who only gets gametime in blowouts. I think the hope is that he develops into a decent role player by the time he's an upper classman.
