STJ11Redmen
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He's better off being a big fish in a small pond. Like Christian Jones last year. Winning is nice but setting up a potential pro career should be his #1 priority.
Nevada is going to be very good this year. Highly likely to be better then us.
I wasn't referring to Nevada, just offering my take on what he should do. Seems like he wants to win from the schools he's been involved with though (Nevada, UConn, etc). But if I were him I'd probably go the playing time route. Who knows if that's even possible with his injury history though.
Nevada is closer to home so I'm sure that plays a role in his visit there.
He played balls to the wall for us despite his physical limitations so I wish him the best.