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That depends on whether Jermaine Bishop is still playing.

Keep in mind that Collins (and everyone, for that matter) was just getting acclimated to the longer 3-point distance in 2019-20.

I responded to THTRB, not you.

That's all well and good, but Anthony Bonner is the school's leading scorer and rebounder and is way up the list in steals. He led the nation in rebounding as a senior. I don't see how he isn't an automatic choice.

All schools are in the same boat regarding off-season work.

I think he's 6'8", but I could be wrong.

Ugh! Die, already, thread! (Same thing for this health crisis.)

That never happened. Santos was a year behind Bess, Foreman, Henriquez, and Graves. Still you're right, with Bishop injured, there were five guys sitting out. However, 13-5 is 8.

Anyone else think Kentucky might get Ingvi'ed?

Good post, but I believe the NFL already prohibits players from being eligible for their league until they've been out of high school for three years. And it's not viable for them to allow younger athletes to compete, because they are not physically ready for the NFL.

Except for Dustin Maguire!

I think you just replace the "x" with a "c," like matrix and matrices.

Still annoying, but I'm impressed by the increasing level of sophistication!

I don't know; is there really a league-wide draft rating, or are you thinking about people who do mock drafts? Heck, maybe the league does evaluate players; but I suspect it's on the individual teams.

NBA teams, not the NBA.

Larry Hughes Anthony Bonner Justin Love Erwin Claggett Kwamain Mitchell Jordair Jett Jordan Goodwin Hasahn French Dwayne Evans. These kinds of lists are difficult to formulate, because even if you want to be objective or logical, at least some favoritism or bias creeps in. "Beauty" is in the eye of the beholder. If I had room for more, I'd add Scott Highmark, Tommie Liddell, Kevin Lisch, Marque Perry, Javon Bess, and Ian Vouyoukas. I might also lean towards adding Jamal Johnson. Quitman Dillard and Donnie Dobbs deserve mentions, as well. Brian Conklin and Maurice ("Mo") Jeffers were last-year wonders (and you might be able to say that about others I've mentioned, including Bess). Lastly, I hope to see some current Billikens infiltrating these lists: Perkins, Collins, Jimerson, and Hargrove.

I thought TJ has been doing the high jump. I mean, he could probably do the long jump and triple long jump, too, but I thought his high-school event was high jump.

Better to use CashApp. With all of the social distancing requirements and two-weeks of self-quarantining, delivering briefcases or suitcases of cash is totally impractical.

Huh? Almost all grad transfer applicants can do so only after missing a year of playing because of injury or sitting after a transfer. The two things aren't mutually exclusive, and they aren't really connected.

C-USA is a Juan Bid conference. It's not even in the same galaxy as the conference SLU left (or was asked to leave) when the ACC poached league teams and most of the remainder merged into what became the American after the "old" Big East broke up. I bet NH meant MWC, rather than "MVC."

SLU played a guarantee game at Duke in 2010, but, even before Sit. 1 decimated the team, they weren't projected to be quite as good as Richmond should be in 2020-21.

Obviously a VERY long time ago, but how did the NCAA handle the kind of thing when World War II disrupted sports seasons? How did sports, in general, handle it. Everything will trickle down, and the effects may last for years.

After you do them for a while, they start getting easier.

Only the Sunday crosswords are really worthwhile.

Obviously he'll be a freshman, but Andre Lorentsson might be able to defend in the post, in a pinch.