Pac 12 honors

greenblood

I think Altman was definitely the right choice for coach of the year, as he finished 2nd in league and earned a tourny bid with nothing more than Joseph Young and a few Lego pieces.

Young was great this year, but I don't think he's Pac 12 player of the year. While you could definitely make a case for top three, Mcconnell and Wright were more deserving.

WilburHooksHands

greenblood said:

I think Altman was definitely the right choice for coach of the year, as he finished 2nd in league and earned a tourny bid with nothing more than Joseph Young and a few Lego pieces.

Young was great this year, but I don't think he's Pac 12 player of the year. While you could definitely make a case for top three, Mcconnell and Wright were more deserving.

How is Altman supposed to compete without local Oregon talent?

SevenEleven

He's also one of those guys that's only going to hurt whatever small shot he has at getting a shot at the NBA the longer he stays. In fact, its probably already too late. He might have been drafted in the mid second round last year and, if he wound up with a depleted enough team maybe gotten a year or two.

This year he's a borderline 2nd to more likely undraftable. By his senior season they won't even consider him.

The NBA drafts youngsters and foreigners. Only a handful of college seniors go each year and those aren't guys like NWG. They are usually big men, who were too raw when young and developed into something, or undersized guys that end up showing they can light it up for a sustained amount of time.

Goss' size is fine...good even, for a PG, which is why the longer he stays the more scouts just think "if this guy isn't good enough to leave early, we don't want him".