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I hope so, could be a good match. Honestly, the ACC is now a step below the SEC. He's never going to be a superstar, but a 10 and 5 kid is doable at NC St., imoWonder if he’s headed to NC State. I don’t foresee a bigtime program going after him coming off surgery and won’t be able to lift, workout, shoot etc for awhile longer.
Yeah Dewayne developing more than Cade is why we are mostly here! Dewayne’s development really shocked Rick Barnes because they did not expect to really play him much! And they rather continue to develop a player like Dewayne than hoping and praying Cade recovery gives them more, plus there’s another commitment that should help with the loss of Cade that’s in the works!I wish Cade the best, but not too suprised at this move. With JP staying healthy most of the year and averaging 10 points a game, I think he gave himself an advatage over Cade for playing time going into next season. Cade has great energy, but I think JP has more upside with his ability to score off of hook shots and creating shots around the bucket. Otherwise they do many of the same things statistically. Dwayne Brown and Carey are more bullies down low and create leverage with strength and out muscling others. We are also likely to bring in another 6'11+ big. I think Barnes really like having the option of two 6'11 centers with a 6'10 forward on the floor at the same time. We will probably try to replicate it in some form.
We've seen players enter the portal in football and then decide to stay as well as those who do leave. Sometimes it appears to be way for a player to keep options open in case he is "portalled over." It's also a way to try to achieve more bargaining power. There are also the cases where it is suggested to the player to enter the portal. I'd rather not see Cade do this, but it doesn't mean automatically that he will leave. I would miss him, if he did. But I also don't know who would replace him. It's too early to judge.Guessing that Cade was given a number that was lower than he expected. Don’t know if it’s the fact he’s injury prone or we’ve got lines on some better bigs. Simple economics these days folks. Nothing personal, just bidness. Get used to it.
Knecht, Lanier, Ament, Gillespie, ... Shall I go on?Still nil supporters out there ????
