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http://duckterritory.com/basketball/rec ... cali-guard

"I just made a cut actually and my final seven includes Oregon along with Harvard, Stanford, Colorado, Santa Clara, UNLV, and Georgetown"

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is that really him? :lol:
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Boom wrote:is that really him? :lol:
Lol yes, makes Jon Loyd look like a man.

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UOducksTK1 wrote:
Boom wrote:is that really him? :lol:
Lol yes, makes Jon Loyd look like a man.
That has got to be a photo from like a couple years ago.
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I definitely can't see him coming to Oregon unless he thinks that Altman would prepare him for the NBA better than any other coach. With offers from Stanford and Georgetown - especially Georgetown, I don't see him coming here. At Gtown, he would be playing for an outstanding coach who has a good track record of putting guys in the pro's. Academically, Georgetown is an elite school and is in a really nice part of D.C.
“If everybody in this room just want to be real with themselves, this game could have went either way,” he said. “We turned the ball over a lot. We beat ourself. Just be real with yourself right now. We beat ourself.”
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uostudent wrote:I definitely can't see him coming to Oregon unless he thinks that Altman would prepare him for the NBA better than any other coach. With offers from Stanford and Georgetown - especially Georgetown, I don't see him coming here. At Gtown, he would be playing for an outstanding coach who has a good track record of putting guys in the pro's. Academically, Georgetown is an elite school and is in a really nice part of D.C.
At Georgetown he probably would never play, at Oregon he would.

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UOducksTK1 wrote:
uostudent wrote:I definitely can't see him coming to Oregon unless he thinks that Altman would prepare him for the NBA better than any other coach. With offers from Stanford and Georgetown - especially Georgetown, I don't see him coming here. At Gtown, he would be playing for an outstanding coach who has a good track record of putting guys in the pro's. Academically, Georgetown is an elite school and is in a really nice part of D.C.
At Georgetown he probably would never play, at Oregon he would.
I wouldn't necessarily say that. Chris Wright is a senior this year. Markel Starks could be a stud, but he hasn't played a college game yet. Vee Sanford looks like a borderline player in a major D1 conference and may end up transferring if he wants more playing time. PG is the position that Georgetown has the least depth at. I'd would think that Dinwiddie would have a shot at some pretty decent minutes backing up at PG and SG. Obviously, he would get more minutes at Oregon and would be more likely to start, but to say that he would never play Georgetown is not an accurate statement.
“If everybody in this room just want to be real with themselves, this game could have went either way,” he said. “We turned the ball over a lot. We beat ourself. Just be real with yourself right now. We beat ourself.”
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uostudent wrote:
UOducksTK1 wrote:
uostudent wrote:I definitely can't see him coming to Oregon unless he thinks that Altman would prepare him for the NBA better than any other coach. With offers from Stanford and Georgetown - especially Georgetown, I don't see him coming here. At Gtown, he would be playing for an outstanding coach who has a good track record of putting guys in the pro's. Academically, Georgetown is an elite school and is in a really nice part of D.C.
At Georgetown he probably would never play, at Oregon he would.
I wouldn't necessarily say that. Chris Wright is a senior this year. Markel Starks could be a stud, but he hasn't played a college game yet. Vee Sanford looks like a borderline player in a major D1 conference and may end up transferring if he wants more playing time. PG is the position that Georgetown has the least depth at. I'd would think that Dinwiddie would have a shot at some pretty decent minutes backing up at PG and SG. Obviously, he would get more minutes at Oregon and would be more likely to start, but to say that he would never play Georgetown is not an accurate statement.
Jason Clark? Also, Georgetown will get a big PG in this class, I'm sure. Quinn Cook is a good possibility.

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