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ESPN dropped him to #24 in its draft rankings. That's going to be the last one and done kid they get for awhile. Kid cost himself millions picking them over USC or Arizona
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Seems like he should return to Stanford given how mediocre of a season he had. I'm sure he'll leave, but this seems like a case where he would be best served by staying. -
It just didn’t work out as planned. Can’t really argue with his decision that was supposed to have him being paired up with Da Silva. Then injuries happened, Stanford had covid cancelations, and they couldn’t even play or practice on campus until the season was 3/4 over.Originally posted by trojan2016 View Post
just a weird season. We did OK without having to figure out how to get him, Evan, and Tahj their touches and he’ll do ok as a first round pick making millions on a better team.
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Originally posted by usernamealreadytaken2 View Post
He should leave. His stock might drop even more especially if he gets injured.Comment
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“Honestly at the end of the day from my position, it was a no-brainer. Being an aspiring venture capitalist, entrepreneur, I think it has the connections, the alumni, the students and the network. I don’t know man, it was a good instinct and I feel like I made the right choice. On the court as well. The trust Coach has in this program and the team that we have, we are looking real good right now. I think we will shock some people out there this season.”Originally posted by TroyD View Post
Based on this quote, Sounds like a 3-4 kid
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