Except the red headed lawyer has the marker. He just said 'out future is bright' and gave Miles the thumbs up literally a month ago smh.Writing on the wall for miles, if it wasn't already.
And Copeland was transferring away from Georgetown, who was having major issues of its own at the time, and ended up firing John Thompson III at the end of the season. Morrow transferring is a red flag for Miles.Well, except for the very guy that transferred here, Copeland.Generally speaking, I agree with you. Transfers are pretty common. But it's usually the Fuller/Horne type guys who are barely playing. Not so much guys who are starters/major contributors.As I said in the Horne thread, guys transferring every year is now a "thing" in college basketball. I'm not going to crucify Miles for that. Its the winning games that I have a problem with.The Huskers signed 15 recruits/transfers from 2013-2016.
At best, 7 of them will complete their eligibility here.
This twit from 2 weeks ago shows each program should expect to lose 2-3 players/year.
https://twitter.com/huskerextracb/status/842090042512273412
Copeland is going to be a great player for us - that isn't what this thread is about. Ed Morrow as a Sophomore averaged more rebounds than any one has at Nebraska over the past 9 seasons. To say that he would be an okay player off the bench is just ludicrous. We aren't KentuckyWell, except for the very guy that transferred here, Copeland.Generally speaking, I agree with you. Transfers are pretty common. But it's usually the Fuller/Horne type guys who are barely playing. Not so much guys who are starters/major contributors.As I said in the Horne thread, guys transferring every year is now a "thing" in college basketball. I'm not going to crucify Miles for that. Its the winning games that I have a problem with.The Huskers signed 15 recruits/transfers from 2013-2016.
At best, 7 of them will complete their eligibility here.
This twit from 2 weeks ago shows each program should expect to lose 2-3 players/year.
https://twitter.com/huskerextracb/status/842090042512273412
SO.. Mods, we are allowing name calling?You are an idiot. When he was healthy he was our best player.Surprised, but as I've said before, ideally he isn't a starter anyways. Undersized big man who can barely throw it down off two feet.
Wish him the best, hard worker, but always hurt...
2.3 transfers per school per year.
Miles is at 3 so far. So at least he is above average in something regarding basketball.
I think that fact is more SAD than it is impressive.Copeland is going to be a great player for us - that isn't what this thread is about. Ed Morrow as a Sophomore averaged more rebounds than any one has at Nebraska over the past 9 seasons. To say that he would be an okay player off the bench is just ludicrous. We aren't KentuckyWell, except for the very guy that transferred here, Copeland.Generally speaking, I agree with you. Transfers are pretty common. But it's usually the Fuller/Horne type guys who are barely playing. Not so much guys who are starters/major contributors.As I said in the Horne thread, guys transferring every year is now a "thing" in college basketball. I'm not going to crucify Miles for that. Its the winning games that I have a problem with.The Huskers signed 15 recruits/transfers from 2013-2016.
At best, 7 of them will complete their eligibility here.
This twit from 2 weeks ago shows each program should expect to lose 2-3 players/year.
https://twitter.com/huskerextracb/status/842090042512273412
So then what is everyone complaining about? We aren't Kentucky, not supposed to win Championships at little old Nebraska.Copeland is going to be a great player for us - that isn't what this thread is about. Ed Morrow as a Sophomore averaged more rebounds than any one has at Nebraska over the past 9 seasons. To say that he would be an okay player off the bench is just ludicrous. We aren't KentuckyWell, except for the very guy that transferred here, Copeland.Generally speaking, I agree with you. Transfers are pretty common. But it's usually the Fuller/Horne type guys who are barely playing. Not so much guys who are starters/major contributors.As I said in the Horne thread, guys transferring every year is now a "thing" in college basketball. I'm not going to crucify Miles for that. Its the winning games that I have a problem with.The Huskers signed 15 recruits/transfers from 2013-2016.
At best, 7 of them will complete their eligibility here.
This twit from 2 weeks ago shows each program should expect to lose 2-3 players/year.
https://twitter.com/huskerextracb/status/842090042512273412