pretty big loss for them:
http://journalstar.com/sports/huske...cle_3b4d8190-3b2e-11e6-ad62-57d8952cc823.html
http://journalstar.com/sports/huske...cle_3b4d8190-3b2e-11e6-ad62-57d8952cc823.html
I don't think White would consider RU but he was the 6th highest scorer in the BIG at 16.6 PPG and 5.9 RPG. He is a 6'7" swing/guard and we really need another guard. I'm sure Pikiell will contact him. We can only dream.
My understanding is that Nebraska is giving him a full release. Tim Miles just wants to move onNebraska would need to release him to play allow him to transfer in conference.
My understanding is that Nebraska is giving him a full release. Tim Miles just wants to move on
Multiple sources in multiple states have told me that Andrew White III is a good kid and talented basketball player. These same sources tell me that Andrew White, Jr. (his father) is, shall we say...high maintenance.What are his issues?
Ergo, he's not coming here.He will only transfer to a team that is all but assured of making the NCAA tourney according to his father.
Be happy about that.Ergo, he's not coming here.
He is a good player, but he couldn't crack the starting lineup at KU, I can't see him thriving at UK.Sounds like a Kentucky reclamation-Calipari type project....only certain coaches have the cache to check the Dad's ego....if he failed at UK, his NBA aspirations go up in smoke...if he thrived, he'd be in the lottery....
Be happy about that.
Lot's of reports that there is serious case of a helicopter father who raised questions about his son’s place in the Nebraska program, despite him starting all 34 games and taking more shots than any other Husker. The dad also suggested that going to a program that was rebuilding hurt his son's NBA chances. Yet that is the program they chose.
You really can't make this stuff up.
I don't think Pikiell would want to bring that into the program in his first year.
Note to Dad-----avoid UVA-----Tony Bennett will toss you and your act out of his building.
I'd go to GTECH if I was that kid----good city with an NBA Franchise without a lot of players.