Update on former Miami basketball players from last year at their new college home

Trinton Breeze

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Norchad Omier (Baylor): 15.9 PPG • 10.4 REB • 2.0 AST • FG% 59.5

Wooga Poplar (Villanova): 12.5 PPG • 6.3 REB • 1.4 AST • FG% 38.9

Jakai Robinson (Bryant): 5.7 PPG • 2.6 REB • 0.7 AST • FG% 50.0

Bensley Joseph (Providence): 12.5 PPG • 3.3 REB • 3.8 AST • FG% 42.1

Michael Nwoko (Mississippi St.): 4.6 PPG • 4.8 REB • 0.6 AST • FG% 61.5

AJ Casey (Saint Louis): 2.5 PPG • 2.5 REB • 0.0 AST • FG% 100.0

Christian Watson (Southern Miss): 12.3 PPG • 4.8 REB • 3.2 AST • FG% 38.6
 
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Norchad Omier (Baylor): 15.9 PPG • 10.4 REB • 2.0 AST • FG% 59.5

Wooga Poplar (Villanova): 12.5 PPG • 6.3 REB • 1.4 AST • FG% 38.9

Jakai Robinson (Bryant): 5.7 PPG • 2.6 REB • 0.7 AST • FG% 50.0

Bensley Joseph (Providence): 12.5 PPG • 3.3 REB • 3.8 AST • FG% 42.1

Michael Nwoko (Mississippi St.): 4.6 PPG • 4.8 REB • 0.6 AST • FG% 61.5

AJ Casey (Saint Louis): 2.5 PPG • 2.5 REB • 0.0 AST • FG% 100.0

Christian Watson (Southern Miss): 12.3 PPG • 4.8 REB • 3.2 AST • FG% 38.6

We can all appreciate this: "Joseph for the win. No good."

 
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The most interesting part of the list is that the best player of the group is the kid from Florida.
Hopefully, that is the focus of the next coaching staff.
All of those Midwest kids that Bill Courtney recruited to Miami have struggled to make the transition to the high major level.
Early Timberlake also plays with Jak Robinson at Bryant, which means they were mid major kids and not high major kids.
Watson, Joseph, Poplar and Omier all averaging over 12 per game is interesting because with Cleveland, they would have been a good group.
The problem is obviously, no one wanted to play small ball anymore because Omier is playing the 4 at Baylor. I watched the Baylor/Kansas game yesterday.
Thank you @Trinton Breeze for posting this information.
 
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