Other than a couple of put back dunks against St. John’s, Quaintance has not shown me that he has the tools to be a dominate player. It would be risky to give him big bucks just to come back and not be able to help.
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Would love to see a healthy JQ back next year. He came back too early IMO.
My guess is he goes to the NBA. As we know ready or not they draft on potential. If he decides to come back likely will be at another school.Comment
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I think people need to give up on him playing for UK.Comment
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You people crack me upIn the grand scheme of things, we are nothing. We are no one.
Everything is artifice.
Come to terms with that, you will find peace.Comment
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Yes. His injury/surgery was not unusual. Lots of data on how long the recovery is. Was stupid to believe he’d recover months quicker than most everyone else. But a year and a half…would be unusual to not recover well. Wouldn’t that be a MUCH safer gamble? Wouldn’t 2 mil be a pretty good investment for a lottery pick by today’s reported rates?Comment
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It's a risk. If he comes back scared an never plays well again, it's a wasted two million.
If he comes back and is 1st Team AA, then it would be worth it.
Which happens.
Which is likely to happen.
I don't know. Is that worth the risk with a limited budget.
Fortunately, he's still projected as a Lottery Pick for now. He's more than likely gone to the NBA along with that money that could have brought Wilkerson, Ament, Wilson or some other player that could have actually helped the team.In the grand scheme of things, we are nothing. We are no one.
Everything is artifice.
Come to terms with that, you will find peace.Comment
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