Did he show out at the Combine, I have not been able to watch any of it?
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Jabari Walker Beast Mode Appreciation Thread
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JMBuffs
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Hey jabari, come back, be an aggressive player and leader on this team and get into that 2nd round next year.
Medford M.
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No...and he's only 6'7"
He's out there, typically between #43-59. It all hinges on who takes him. Otherwise, it's Chingawa Purple Sharks, baby!
Looking at the overall Combine Stats and other factors, he really should come back to school, however, can we afford him back financially? If he was smart, he would likely transfer to Kansas or another powerhouse and at least get paid NIL for another year while he refines his game.
JMBuffs
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Can we afford him? We're the only mother ****ing school who hasn't even touched our coffers!Looking at the overall Combine Stats and other factors, he really should come back to school, however, can we afford him back financially? If he was smart, he would likely transfer to Kansas or another powerhouse and at least get paid NIL for another year while he refines his game.
Medford M.
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You know it's not actually the schools paying out NIL money, right?Looking at the overall Combine Stats and other factors, he really should come back to school, however, can we afford him back financially? If he was smart, he would likely transfer to Kansas or another powerhouse and at least get paid NIL for another year while he refines his game.
JMBuffs
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I'm sure he understands the general idea of money laundering
Duh, but it is the Ecosystem around a school
Everyone is in it together
Bill Self is a snake, and his fellow snakes are his bagmen ready to pay. and they have likely been paying for years
We do not have any bagmen
"WE" means all of us, school down to fan, with influencers in between
Do you think he would be willing to explain it to RG?
The bagmen deliver the bags, they do not provide the money. Hell, we have plenty of bagmen, Jello is just begging to be a bagman. We need someone to fill the bags.
PS: Nobody's thanked me yet for sharing my OED subscription.
CU fan's contribution isn't large enough to necessitate a bag. Jello can be a coin purse man.
I was just assuming Jello would take one for the team here.
Not only does he not have a scholarship waiting if he wanted to come back but the NIL money would be from some other school, not us.
No question that some other schools would be more than happy to provide him with the scholarship and with the NIL money to make him more than happy not to return.
I don't know though if it is even a possibility. Seem to remember that Jabari signed with an agent meaning in the weird world of the NCAA that he is now ineligible to come back.
Jabari signed with an agent. What's with all the NIL talk? He can't play at any college.
He can't play college ball anymore. There are steps that a college player has to take to both declare for the draft and remain eligible, Jabari chose a couple of weeks ago not to take those steps.
Pokitren
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Does this mean that Jabari is quitting the game?
I thought as long as the agent was NCAA certified you could still come back? Am I misinterpreting the rule?
NCAA-certified agents helping college athletes test NBA draft waters
This DI program in its third year is designed to let players retain eligibility should they want to return to school.
www.ncaa.com
From the link:I thought as long as the agent was NCAA certified you could still come back? Am I misinterpreting the rule?
NCAA-certified agents helping college athletes test NBA draft waters
This DI program in its third year is designed to let players retain eligibility should they want to return to school.
Robert Sorell
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NBA Mock Draft - NBADraft.net
Specializing in drafts with top players on the NBA horizon, player profiles, scouting reports, rankings and prospective international recruits.
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This site's mock from June 9th has Jabari going 44th to the Hawks.
Buffsbball
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Report: The Spurs to conduct a pre-draft workout with Jabari Walker
PATFO continue doing their due diligence as the 2022 NBA Draft approaches.
www.poundingtherock.com
Wouldn't mind this one bit.
Jabari getting some love.
College is different than the NBA, and the way Jabari rebounds he was not miscast. The writer sees things through an NBA lens, not through a trying to win college basketball game lens.
Medford M.
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Moreso saying Jabari really isn't the type of player that should be trying to create offense or do anything with the ball in his hands, but we needed him to be our guy, and he showed he's not that guy.
Boyle coaches to win college basketball games. It's his job. Bey and Roberson were not misused because they had other guys to take the load off them offensively.