How are we getting to 13 Scholarships

[New Pal Boiler]

The return on being cutthroat is very, very limited.

Ever heard of Ohio State football ?

 

[qazplm]

Oh so big boosters don’t want a return on their investment? LOL.

They don't expect one season or bust usually no. The truth is usually somewhere in the middle. You've taken it to the darkest timeline.

 

[Schmedly_Whiplash]

I thought that scholarships were one year renewable and that there is nothing forcing a coach to renew the scholarship.

I believe that's true but reality is not many coaches want that on their record for future recruits to see.
Shooting your self in the foot kind of thing.

 

[DwaynePurvis00]

New walk on target

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Welp, he withdrew from the draft and going to come back for his Covid year…but doesn’t seem it’ll be to Illinois. I’d assume he’d get more money than Osobor ($2M):

 

[northside100]

Welp, he withdrew from the draft and going to come back for his Covid year…but doesn’t seem it’ll be to Illinois. I’d assume he’d get more money than Osobor ($2M):

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Good for him. I listened to his interview with Jeff Goodman a few weeks ago and while I don't care for his on court antics, he seems like a decent kid. Indicated to Goodman that he wouldn't return to the Big Ten.

Link - Hawkins interview

 

[DwaynePurvis00]

Good for him. I listened to his interview with Jeff Goodman a few weeks ago and while I don't care for his on court antics, he seems like a decent kid. Indicated to Goodman that he wouldn't return to the Big Ten.

Link - Hawkins interview

Agreed. I know I read his “measureables” weren’t great but he played great in the scrimmages. Not sure how much of his on court antics played a part in not getting a guarantee to be drafted, but wish him well wherever he goes….just hopefully not UConn (who was notified by Karaban that he’s back) 😂