if Sharpe signs next summer it won't be an extension. Sharpe can still sign an extension. But the deadline is Monday
and yes, I understand that they would be starting their new deals the same summer. I just believe signing an extension when the salary cap is 154M won't have the same dynamic as...
well, he signed this off-season. If Sharpe and Camara sign next off-season they could both get more; maybe quite a bit more. Especially Sharpe if he has a good season
so far, in 3 pre-season games he's had 3 assists....and 8 turnovers. In summer league, he had 15 assists and 15 turnovers.
it may be that Yang, exposed in the high post to the hands and deflections from roaming perimeter defenders would be a turnover machine. He looks like a big man project to...
I'm not sure about Flagg. He was really good in his one year at Duke, and played really well in March Madness. Against MM competition he averaged 21pts-8reb-5ast while shooting 50% on three's. That's a pretty impressive resume. But I'd imagine there have been other players who stood out in the...
just looking at it from an outside perspective, it's hard to justify keeping Barnes in his job. But maybe that's a too-heavy football perspective. But it sure looks like a big majority of Beaver fans want Barnes fired
just a note: under the new rules, 5 days after a new head coach is announced...
yeah it kind of sucked but like I said earlier in the thread, the Ducks lost to a clearly better team with a better game plan. Hard to get too upset about that
Indiana was superior in about every way
* better on defense
* better on offense
* better coaching
* better halftime adjustments
* more physical on the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball
Ducks got punched in the mouth, lost some teeth, and ended up on the mat. Now comes the hard part...
Indiana is smaller but they are playing physical and are more aggressive. Ducks have shot their own webbed feet 3 times. Not confident at all as a Duck fan. If Hoosiers get a 2 score lead Oregon is in trouble