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Matthew Humphrey - Boston College
9.8 PPG 3.3 REB 1.4 AST 0.9 STL 32.6 FG% 27.7 3PT% 61.5 FT% in 28.4 minutes per game

Jamil Wilson - Marquette
4.8 PPG 3.2 RPG 41.3 FG% 28.6 3PT% 76.9 FT% 0.9 BLK in 19.3 minutes per game

Josh Crittle - Central Florida
4.7 PPG 3.4 REB 41.5 FG% 75 FT% 0.2 BLK in 17.7 minutes per game

Drew Wiley - Boise State
6.9 PPG 2.5 REB 45.9 FG% 46.4 3PT% 87.5 FT% (only 8 attempts) in 17.9 minutes per game

These guys have been pretty much worthless, other than Wiley. However, Wiley is playing against terrible competition. At least Humphrey is getting a good education.

After OregonFan4Life's thread I did the same exact thing as you. I'll be honest, I expected more from Humphrey and Wilson, but obviously they haven't been too good.

TheMaehlMan wrote:After OregonFan4Life's thread I did the same exact thing as you. I'll be honest, I expected more from Humphrey and Wilson, but obviously they haven't been too good.

Wilson has a bright future... he's still only a sophomore and he's currently playing on a deep talented team.

Boom wrote:

TheMaehlMan wrote:After OregonFan4Life's thread I did the same exact thing as you. I'll be honest, I expected more from Humphrey and Wilson, but obviously they haven't been too good.

Wilson has a bright future... he's still only a sophomore and he's currently playing on a deep talented team.

Agreed. I would love to have been able to keep Jamil here. He will be very good if things go right for him. Other than that though... Meh. I liked Crittle but that was more a personal preference thing.

I think the bigger picture here is that transferring can really hurt your chances of having a successful career. Guy would do better to just stick it out IMO.

17 points 6 rebs and 3 blocks I think Wilson had today, I agree he has a bright future still

I think all of these guys passed on the opportunity to learn the game of basketball from a master.

wilson's definitely the most talented of the bunch.

outside of wilson, i'd rather have the guys we have now. humphries was crazy streaky, and i always hated crittle. i'll take devoe and sim instead. crittle would just be a rotation guy.

wiley interests me merely because i'm a thurston fan and i watched him play his senior year locally, and that kid can shoot. didn't always show it here, but i wouldn't mind a 6'7 46.7% deep ball shooter.

Boom wrote:

TheMaehlMan wrote:After OregonFan4Life's thread I did the same exact thing as you. I'll be honest, I expected more from Humphrey and Wilson, but obviously they haven't been too good.

Wilson has a bright future... he's still only a sophomore and he's currently playing on a deep talented team.

Yeah Wilson will be a good player, and Wiley shoots good percentages.

Posted this in another thread as well.

I went to the NC State and BC game in Raleigh the other night and Humphrey looked horrible. In addition to airballing 2 threes, he had a shot blocked back into his face. He NEVER moves without the ball, doesn't see the floor very well, and takes ill-advised shots. He was supposed to be a "shooter", but his shooting percentages are flat out embarrassing. I am wondering how he is still starting at BC. I know that they have serious talent issues and a bunch of freshman, but still, you can't shoot like that and continue to start even on a bad team, can you?

Agree with most that Wilson and Dunigan had the most potential. The others were not starting Pac-12 material.

Agree that Jamil is going to be a good player. If he can improve his jumpshot, he'll be pretty special. At worst, he's a very athletic perimeter defender who run the floor.

I'm pretty shocked that Humphrey is struggling so much. I thought that he would develop into a better version of Bryce Taylor.

Crittle is a big guy, but for someone his size, I always thought he played small. In terms of rebounding, he didn't seem to understand the importance of positioning.

Btw, I've hung out with all of these guys (except Wiley) when I was at UO. They are all good guys and I'm definitely rooting for them.

I wonder what an honest re-ranking of EK's recruits would look like? Seems like most have been big busts all things considered which begs the question of just how good of a recruiter he was if he only seems to pick-up the guys who flop. It might also explain his lack of consideration for a coaching job.

Wilson was never going to beat out Singler for playing time. Not a slam on him, Singler is just that good.