If we lose a guy to the nba or overseas that averaged 6 points and 4 rebounds that's mind bogglingSo this means he's going even if he doesn't have a 1st rd guarantee or he's staying if he does?
If we lose a guy to the nba or overseas that averaged 6 points and 4 rebounds that's mind boggling
It's impossible to tell what he means. Maybe he means his brother didn't say anything.
If we lose a guy to the nba or overseas that averaged 6 points and 4 rebounds that's mind boggling
pretty cool huh?If we lose a guy to the nba or overseas that averaged 6 points and 4 rebounds that's mind boggling
It's already happened. Orton averaged 3 and 3 and went in the first round.
And what did Dakari average his sophomore year?
Found it. 6.4 and 4.6. But at least he was likely to be drafted.
I will say if I were a Gm id be more intrigued by Wenyen than Dakari. Dakari was a 7 footer that played below the rim and got stuffed at the basket repeatedly his sophomore year and was a huge liability on defense because he lacked the lateral quickness to defend pick n roll.
Wenyen doesn't have the same physical limitations and has a skill that is at a major premium in the league and always will be.
Yeah, I'd guess he's probably gone. Montgomery plays the same position / role, so whether Cal thinks Wenyen is history, or Cal is telling Wenyen it's time to go, seems to lead to the sample place.
Cal is not telling WG it's time to go because of Montgomery... c'mon now.
Dakari was a Gleague 1st team player FWIWIt's already happened. Orton averaged 3 and 3 and went in the first round.
And what did Dakari average his sophomore year?
Found it. 6.4 and 4.6. But at least he was likely to be drafted.
I will say if I were a Gm id be more intrigued by Wenyen than Dakari. Dakari was a 7 footer that played below the rim and got stuffed at the basket repeatedly his sophomore year and was a huge liability on defense because he lacked the lateral quickness to defend pick n roll.
Wenyen doesn't have the same physical limitations and has a skill that is at a major premium in the league and always will be.
Montgomery and Wenyen are no where near the same roleYeah, I'd guess he's probably gone. Montgomery plays the same position / role, so whether Cal thinks Wenyen is history, or Cal is telling Wenyen it's time to go, seems to lead to the sample place.
Dakari was a Gleague 1st team player FWIW
I don’t know what a “sample place” is nor does any part of that post have any truth to it.Yeah, I'd guess he's probably gone. Montgomery plays the same position / role, so whether Cal thinks Wenyen is history, or Cal is telling Wenyen it's time to go, seems to lead to the sample place.
Ha, typo.I don’t know what a “sample place” is nor does any part of that post have any truth to it.
You must have a bad memory. Wenyen has better stats than Daniel Orton... Orton has made over 4 million dollars playing basketball.If we lose a guy to the nba or overseas that averaged 6 points and 4 rebounds that's mind boggling
They still eating out of garbage cans?I think Gabriel leaves. Not because Cal is adding players. Not because he is wondering about his role on the roster. He leaves because of the financial situation his family is in. I still think it’s best for him to play at UK one more year and I also don’t think he will be in a position to earn that much next year. But I’m not gonna to argue with a man who wants to support his family.
I never knew they were.They still eating out of garbage cans?
There was a profile about Gabriel on tv but can’t remember what station or show it was on.I still want to know where these rumors came from about his family being bad off came from.Aren't most of them college graduates?
I do that anywaysWe might should prepare ourselves for everyone who is left to all leave regardless of the draft, overseas or g League
do you really follow Wenyen's brother on twitter?He's saying False to a tweet about his brother saying he'd only leave for a first round guaranteed. TIFWIW
Would like to see him back as well. But after seeing Quinn Cook get a 2-year contract offer from the Warriors, I think Wenyen has a shot of sticking someday. But yeah, he's gonna have to grind.I think Gabriel leaves. Not because Cal is adding players. Not because he is wondering about his role on the roster. He leaves because of the financial situation his family is in. I still think it’s best for him to play at UK one more year and I also don’t think he will be in a position to earn that much next year. But I’m not gonna to argue with a man who wants to support his family.
I still want to know where these rumors came from about his family being bad off came from.
Jerry Tipton is the one who reported it.Matt Jones needs to stop reporting ****. His "wrong" rate is WAY too high.
And the rest of y'all need to stop reading too much into this. Wenyen's tweet doesn't mean he's leaving..or staying. My guess is he's still undecided. Instead, its' only purpose is to let us know that Matt Jones' tweet is ********.
But I've also heard that most have graduated college since they moved here and I would imagine they have found jobs.Well, from a brief glimpse of his wiki page, I'd guess it probably has something to do with this:
"Two weeks after he was born, Gabriel's mother, Rebecca Gak, moved with him and his three siblings to Cairo, Egypt to escape the violence of the Second Sudanese Civil War. While Gabriel's mother worked to earn enough money to move his father, Makuac, to Cairo, his seven-year-old brother, Komot, became Gabriel's primary care giver. Two years after moving to Egypt, the United Nations granted an appeal to move the refugee family to Manchester, New Hampshire, an American city with a large Sudanese population."
Pardon us for presuming that a family that arrived in the US as war refugees from one of the world's very poorest places probably isn't swimming in cash.
Well, from a brief glimpse of his wiki page, I'd guess it probably has something to do with this:
"Two weeks after he was born, Gabriel's mother, Rebecca Gak, moved with him and his three siblings to Cairo, Egypt to escape the violence of the Second Sudanese Civil War. While Gabriel's mother worked to earn enough money to move his father, Makuac, to Cairo, his seven-year-old brother, Komot, became Gabriel's primary care giver. Two years after moving to Egypt, the United Nations granted an appeal to move the refugee family to Manchester, New Hampshire, an American city with a large Sudanese population."
Pardon us for presuming that a family that arrived in the US as war refugees from one of the world's very poorest places probably isn't swimming in cash.
I think Gabriel leaves. Not because Cal is adding players. Not because he is wondering about his role on the roster. He leaves because of the financial situation his family is in. I still think it’s best for him to play at UK one more year and I also don’t think he will be in a position to earn that much next year. But I’m not gonna to argue with a man who wants to support his family.
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