16 straight points that day.Kadary Richmond and I disagree. Remember his big game against UCONN?
16 straight points that day.Kadary Richmond and I disagree. Remember his big game against UCONN?
Clark is so selfish that he had 8 assists.He was terrible all game today and everyone even guys who have been bad stepped up. He literally hogged the ball cause he wanted glory and being the guy over winning. He rubs me off just by how arrogant and selfish in the last minute.
Also people excusing that ridiculous bait foul are ridiculous. Players need to stop baiting. I actually thought was more of an NBA thing since NBA pathetically coddles their golden boy stars, but now unproven college players trying to use fouls.
Clark is a great player, hopefully he steps up last two games, but evidence against great teams is evident. And last couple of weeks his offense has been mid at best. Clark can score, but he simply needs to playmate which he legitimately is good at. I understand other guys have been up and down as well, but that is why it's on Sha to get guys their looks and find confidence on offense.
Probably be best to bring him back if capable, but for me he is like that borderline all star in NBA you try to rely on but you know isn't good enough. If he comes back the team simply needs a capable back up guard, probably even better.
Clark has been our best player and sucks going after him, but it's fair game when the whole team has been a dissapintment since being ranked and constantly losing. And again he simply hasn't stepped up against the best. If your the best or one of the best, the best have to at least be more consistent.
And end of day team doesn't really have that guy anyway. He is most important, but for me guys like Mccray and Simpkims have had stretches as the guy. For me Sha has failed to consistently put guys at their best consistently.
With the game on the line, he was incredibly selfish.Clark is so selfish that he had 8 assists.
I'd like to have him back as well, but would not over pay. And I think he will be better in year two here at this level.I like Clark, he's good not great, I want him back, but he may not be the best option in a Holloway iron-fisted, highly controlled, boring, set play offense.
On that possession down 1 with :40 left when he was totally out control, he had Fisher WIDE OPEN at the arc and then he failed to commit the foul Sha was asking for after his miss. Brutal sequence.With the game on the line, he was incredibly selfish.
disagee. he tried to do what he nad done often and didnt suceedWith the game on the line, he was incredibly selfish.
I agree. And I expect a big jump in his play next year. I think it will be a great way to evaluate Sha as talent developer.Really rough 4 game stretch for Budd, but our offseason should start with a full-court press on retaining Budd, Hines and TJ. 60% or more of our budget should be allocated to bringing them back. If it ends up costing less, great. That’s a discount.
I cannot understand anyone who thinks we should be moving on from Budd Clark.
IMO there’s almost no way Budd will go for what he’s worth. So there’s almost no chance we end up overpaying.I agree. And I expect a big jump in his play next year. I think it will be a great way to evaluate Sha as talent developer.
My big concern is Sha evaluating the market. I really don't want to overpay him. This is why Sha really needs a GM.
GM is a wast of money that we do not have .I agree. And I expect a big jump in his play next year. I think it will be a great way to evaluate Sha as talent developer.
My big concern is Sha evaluating the market. I really don't want to overpay him (as he is only 5'10 and can't shoot so the big boys might not be that interested). This is why Sha really needs a GM.
I don't know why it is a waste of money. if it helps you better allocate your NIL, it seems worth it to me (especially if it results in better roster, better team and ultimately better donations). With that said, i would agree if we don't have the money, then it probably is not a good idea.GM is a wast of money that we do not have .
From what I understand.. NIL allocation and market knowledge is what Sha is the worst at as a HC and it’s not even closeI don't know why it is a waste of money. if it helps you better allocate your NIL, it seems worth it to me (especially if it results in better roster, better team and ultimately better donations). With that said, i would agree if we don't have the money, then it probably is not a good idea.
Or his offensive systemFrom what I understand.. NIL allocation and market knowledge is what Sha is the worst at as a HC and it’s not even close
But it would be a giant waste of money because in no way would Sha ever listen or defer to a GM
I used to believe the opposite. But now I'm not so sure. It seems to me --from afar and with zero inside knowledge-- that Sha listens to no one...neither AD nor assistants. That's a weakness that hopefully he can cure with some genuine introspection. He will be a better coach if he can grasp that.GM is a wast of money that we do not have .
No much worse than his offensive systemOr his offensive system
Based on what he has shown this year, and his size, does he get more than that on the open market?Can u guarantee we get same production for another 700k player or do we match his offers and hope sha can work on his issues
Seconded. Don't waste the progress made and retain these 3 and build. You know what you have here. That's a strong trio.Really rough 4 game stretch for Budd, but our offseason should start with a full-court press on retaining Budd, Hines and TJ. 60% or more of our budget should be allocated to bringing them back. If it ends up costing less, great. That’s a discount.
I cannot understand anyone who thinks we should be moving on from Budd Clark.
Are you insane? Budd and Hines got around 700k, I doubt Simpkins sniffed 600k. So if we didn’t pay 2 mill for those three than you definitely don’t up it.$5 million on Hines, BUDD, and Simpkins. Then add around them.
If you think we are retaining Hines for anything less than $2 million you just don’t understand the market. I think he will command more. Is the whole system insane? Yes. But I hope I’m not!Are you insane? Budd and Hines got around 700k, I doubt Simpkins sniffed 600k. So if we didn’t pay 2 mill for those three than you definitely don’t up it.
I think you’re joking, right?Maybe we get a hometown discount of some sort.
I'm not. Again, all this NIL stuff is somewhat of a "black box", and who knows whether what one reads or hears is accurate, in whole or part. But there have been stories or interviews in which "Player X" took less money to stay at a particular school.I think you’re joking, right?
I fear he will. Deep pockets and a desperate coach will spend other people’s money freely.He won’t command 2 mill or anything close to that
Not sure why you just mention Budd as far as size is concerned. I have beat this drum often and I have to do it here. It is not just Budd. We are small at just about every position including center unless Hines is in the game. We field one of the smallest lineups in division 1!To be able get over the hump you are going to have to schedule harder in the OOC and beat some top teams in your conference.
In the 5 games so far against Nova, SJU, and UConn he has looked out matched due his size disparity.
17-51 FG (33%)
0-4 from 3
16 assists / 12 turnovers
19 fouls.
If the team is going to compete for NCAAT births is that going to get it done?
how much of your budget are you willing to spend on him?
it’s unfortunate but as the season is going to fall short of reaching that milestone, these will be the questions that start to linger over the program.
And it’s a big one to say the least.
Pitino and Danny would grab Budd in a heartbeat! Just imagine what Budd would do surrounded by the other starters on those teams!Boomer is dead on here, I believe. Clark will get undervalued by the market because of his size and lack of shooting 3s. So many of the analytic heavy teams absolutely despise the mid range game. If a shorter than normal PG can make 3s at a high clip and/or get the rim all the time, they won’t care. But a smaller PG who lives in the mid range will probably result in him getting less than he is actually worth as an experienced senior PG. absolutely I think we should do what it takes to retain him. He’s a potential all league player next season.
Sadly, I think you’re wrong.He won’t command 2 mill or anything close to that
Yea because they aren’t good enough lolHurley would not take a Seton Hall player. Pitino is another story.
He’s a nice player, won’t make the all BE freshman team, averages 6 & 5, with that being said he should be our top priority. But he won’t sniff 2 millSadly, I think you’re wrong.
I don't think so. I also think he has at least one foot out the door to greener pastures.Maybe we get a hometown discount of some sort.
I don't think either would as each wants taller guards. UCONN's tandem are both 6'4". Pitino would take Himes in a NY minute if it fit the team budget. Does Himes have a bigger upset going into next year than Zuby did coming into last year?Pitino and Danny would grab Budd in a heartbeat! Just imagine what Budd would do surrounded by the other starters on those teams!
He also didn't foul Ball, and we should have had the basketball back on a shot clock violation. I think the call threw him, and he was bound and determined to get the points back.On that possession down 1 with :40 left when he was totally out control, he had Fisher WIDE OPEN at the arc and then he failed to commit the foul Sha was asking for after his miss. Brutal sequence.
You have to consider the mentality of those thinking it.I cannot understand anyone who thinks we should be moving on from Budd Clark.