13th&Jackson

NBA Makes Budget Cuts, Stops Hiring Amid Economic Headwinds https://frontofficesports.com/nba-hiring-freeze-budget-cuts-economic-headwinds/

All I see on that board is your three identities arguing with yourselves

I want to thank the coaches for giving me the confidence to leave... 😀

Because this is an era of continuous free agency. At IMG or Montverde, etc., he would still get excellent coaching and training. He would still face outstanding talent every day in practice. But he'd get game experience against top talent from around the country. He may get named to the McD AA team. His NIL value would likely increase more than being redshirted at IU. I just can't imagine a scenario where a top 20 player would reclassify in order to redshirt.

He's just saying his shot is money (meaning basically automatic)

If that's the scenario, he'd be far better off going to Montverde or IMG, if an option. Just don't think it makes sense to reclassify to essentially redshirt.

Petitti has more than 30 years of executive experience within the sports and entertainment industries, including 11 years at Major League Baseball (MLB) where he ultimately served as deputy commissioner for Business and Media from 2017-2019. The role included oversight for all digital and MLB Network content, broadcast relationships including all linear and digital media sales and rights negotiations, special events, postseason scheduling, international, youth programs and marketing activities. Additionally, he led MLB’s efforts to bring new diverse youth into the game through innovative programs across the country and expanded the league’s international development initiatives. Petitti joined MLB in 2008 to create, launch, and oversee programming for MLB Network and was promoted to chief operating officer in 2014. Prior to MLB, Petitti served in senior executive roles at ABC, NBC and CBS, overseeing the rights acquisition deals for a variety of sports and leagues, including the NFL, NCAA Basketball Tournament, PGA Tour and SEC Football. A 14-time Emmy Award winner, he was executive vice president and executive producer at CBS Sports, where he was responsible for the network’s sports programming and production. 

Good get. Hope he’s ready for the big stage

Tremendous athlete. Good shot blocker, decent shot. Totally lost on defense or any type of set offense. Per 40 fouls of 5.9!

Since entering the portal, Geronimo has heard from Pitt, Virginia, Providence, Texas A&M, Ohio State, Penn State, Seton Hall, according to Jake Weingarten of Stockrisers.com.

He's going to Michigan

Where does this rank among the biggest days in KY basketball history?

No. 😂

Yeah, how is a coach supposed to have time to tamper with other players, if you have to spend time te-recruiting your own players?

You have to be a waiter at Buffalouies

I wouldn't put him ahead of Bumper Tormohlen, the "Swishin' Swede"

Someone saved 15% on their car insurance?

Underwood might

Yeah, I think a lot of guys in that 100-150 range who used to go P5 may now end up at mid-majors for the first couple of years

That includes my 121 aliases.