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den-the-coach said:
Watergate is more relevant than a New York Knickerbocker title. The last time the Knicks won an NBA Title was 1972 coached by the great Red Holzman. However, if the Spurs defeat the Thunder, I really believe the Knicks could finally win it all.
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As a long-time Villanova fan, I am rooting for the Knicks. Or as some call them around here in Philly, the "Nova Knicks".

Those 3 Nova guys play their ass off and are a great testament to what the program was under Jay Wright.

Too bad college basketball became a joke with the unlimited transfer rules and NIL, which chased many great coaches out of the sport. Coaches like Wright believed in building their programs by developing players, many of which were not highly rated recruits.

For example Josh Hart & Mikal Bridges were just 3 star guys. The same with Donte DiVicenzo (T-Wolves), who wasn't even a top 125 player. Now all 3 are excellent NBA guys. Now these kids play for 4 schools in 5 yrs, so you can't develop a kid to fit your program and develop a culture. Imagine if McVay had to turn over 90% of his roster every year. There would be no "culture" here. Just a bunch of mercenaries.

Okay that's my NCAA rant for the week.
 
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PhillyRam said:
As a long-time Villanova fan, I am rooting for the Knicks. Or as some call them around here in Philly, the "Nova Knicks".

Those 3 Nova guys play their ass off and are a great testament to what the program was under Jay Wright.

Too bad college basketball became a joke with the unlimited transfer rules and NIL, which chased many great coaches out of the sport. Coaches like Wright believed in building their programs by developing players, many of which were not highly rated recruits.

For example Josh Hart & Mikal Bridges were just 3 star guys. The same with Donte DiVicenzo (T-Wolves), who wasn't even a top 125 player. Now all 3 are excellent NBA guys. Now these kids play for 4 schools in 5 yrs, so you can't develop a kid to fit your program and develop a culture. Imagine if McVay had to turn over 90% of his roster every year. There would be no "culture" here. Just a bunch of mercenaries.

Okay that's my NCAA rant for the week.
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I haven't watched college basketball since UCLA's entire freshman roster went pro after making the final 4.
 
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Makes sense...

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FaulkSF said:
Texting a friend who’s a Vikings fan. He thinks they brought Kyler in to start, but has similar mechanics concerns as JJ. Leg and arm whipping through the pass to try and get more oomph on the ball.

Won’t execute well in a confined pocket.
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Well I will give the little bastid credit that I've never thought his arm is weak. Just feels like he doesn't see the field due to his height.

I think the way to use him is persistent rollouts so he can see the field and from there he only needs to read half the field or run the ball.

Kyler doesn't seem to respect JJ at all either, though I don't blame him. If I was in his shoes I wouldn't fear JJ either.
 
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