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Garrius Adams

RaiseCane

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With Big Reg back last night, and Jekiri continuing to get some meaningful PT, our rotation at the 4 and 5 is very solid and deep. Our depth at the 1-3 still concerns me a little bit, with Brown as the only guy off the bench, and DS and SL playing a ton of minutes. Last night, TMJ's foul trouble wasn't important, but could be an issue down the road.

I haven't seen an update on GA's status recently, and wanted to know if there was any update. If we do get him back, our rotation and experienced depth would be pretty hard for many other teams to match.
 
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It seems likely at this point that Adams will redshirt and be back as a Sr next year. Given all the guys we are losing, I think this makes sense. If we have an injury to one of the 4 perimeter guys (Larkin, Scott, Jones, or Brown), then maybe Coach L changes his mind.
 
We are going to suck next year with or without Adams. I say if he's 100%, play him this year. Really ****es me off with Daniels. He could have been the needed piece in a huge tourney run. Kid is athletic as ****.
 
We need Adams next year. Besides, Tonye made a behind the back pass and Swoope made a FT. That's like guaranteeing a final four trip
 
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Notsince1985 said:
champcane said:
Is anyone concerned that Larkin may test the waters to go pro?
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Not after this year. He's not ready, I don't think NBA scouts would think he's ready.
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He also doesn't have prototypical NBA size. That works against him. Not saying that he couldn't eventually play in the league -- he absolutely has the potential to do so -- but NBA teams are much more likely to take a 6'3" PG early than one who is 5'11" (or shorter).
 
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5-11...no problem
 
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