Boogie (Days And) Nights

mjmaherjr said:
If White Chocolate goes back for grad school he's absolutely book it 100% going to St John's


And if 1 of you guys think I would go to grad school you are insane. I want to make money not lose it
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You would be the king of the student section! Or possibly Flag Boy 2.0…

And to stay on topic, you could jump around with one of those giant heads of Boogie!
 
Redenbacher said:
He may be staying in the draft, but is the draft staying with him? The projections are all over the place. If he's not drafted, or drafted late second round, he's going back to college and I predict Pitino will try hard to land him.
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People making bad decisions and staying in the draft is a story as old as time. So if that's where people are thinking of with this, that's fine. But there is no indicator that staying in it is the right decision for him. We'll just see what happens in a few weeks.
 
Redenbacher said:
He may be staying in the draft, but is the draft staying with him? The projections are all over the place. If he's not drafted, or drafted late second round, he's going back to college and I predict Pitino will try hard to land him.
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If he stays in the draft past the deadline to withdraw, which I believe is May 28, he cannot come back to college and he will roll the dice to see if or where he gets drafted.
 
L J S A said:
Think it's more like $3.5-$4. But I guess if he wants to play in Provo for a year for $7m, more power to him. Certainly more than he'd get as a second rounder.
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Outside of BYU, who already paid big money for their current PG. who is coughing up this kind of money for this kid at the end of May if he comes back to college when most of the rosters will be set at PG and most of their NIL funds have been allocated already? I guess it only takes one from a small pool of options but no one can be waiting around for him when he is full focused on the draft unless they already have a contingency deal in place. I mean would we ever consider going to that number with our current roster to get this kid if a realistic option? I am not sure.
 
Chriscin33 said:
Outside of BYU, who already paid big money for their current PG. who is coughing up this kind of money for this kid at the end of May if he comes back to college when most of the rosters will be set at PG and most of their NIL funds have been allocated already? I guess it only takes one from a small pool of options but no one can be waiting around for him when he is full focused on the draft unless they already have a contingency deal in place. I mean would we ever consider going to that number with our current roster to get this kid if a realistic option? I am not sure.
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FORGET BOOGIE FLAND! Like RJ Luis and a few others, they are no longer on their college campuses and doing individual workouts for NBA teams.
Their academic "proxies" are doing their on-line class work.
Something that the NCAA really should have a dedicated staff to investigate in this environment of professional college basketball.🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
 
Rocket said:
FORGET BOOGIE FLAND! Like RJ Luis and a few others, they are no longer on their college campuses and doing individual workouts for NBA teams.
Their academic "proxies" are doing their on-line class work.
Something that the NCAA really should have a dedicated staff to investigate in this environment of professional college basketball.🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
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I agree, was just stating the money aspect of the hypothetical.
 
Rocket said:
FORGET BOOGIE FLAND! Like RJ Luis and a few others, they are no longer on their college campuses and doing individual workouts for NBA teams.
Their academic "proxies" are doing their on-line class work.
Something that the NCAA really should have a dedicated staff to investigate in this environment of professional college basketball.🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
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Rocket: please dial it down a notch or so. Thanks.
 
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