If it’s calendar years we can list him some time this year if not we have to wait for the season to end
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If it’s calendar years we can list him some time this year if not we have to wait for the season to end
Do you genuinely think that he would have made a commitment to Collingwood if money was the only driving factor? He wants to play in the NBA. The AFL is clearly his second choice.Money talks and he won’t be getting any NIL money
And he will have a good idea if that is realistic after one year.Do you genuinely think that he would have made a commitment to Collingwood if money was the only driving factor? He wants to play in the NBA. The AFL is clearly his second choice.
I agree. On face value it doesn’t seem that realistic to me. You’d assume that the freshmen who are destined for the NBA would be performing at a super high level at college ball from day 1.And he will have a good idea if that is realistic after one year.
Maybe he plays a second year but he won’t stick around for for his senior yearI agree. On face value it doesn’t seem that realistic to me. You’d assume that the freshmen who are destined for the NBA would be performing at a super high level at college ball from day 1.
Agree with this unless there is a step change and he absolutely dominates next year.Maybe he plays a second year but he won’t stick around for for his senior year
Only sixty players are drafted and not all play college, especially with the rise of European leagues and the NBL. So to be considered, you have to be performing at an exceptionally high level every game, week-in, week-out. Condon might choose to complete his degree on scholarship or, if he reads the room and figures there is no chance, come home.I agree. On face value it doesn’t seem that realistic to me. You’d assume that the freshmen who are destined for the NBA would be performing at a super high level at college ball from day 1.
Who knows at this stage. Centre is a bit like ruck - physical development is really important. Writing him off due to not dominating in Y1 is akin to writing Steene off for not dominating VFL last year. He's got another 3 years to develop - but NBA is the very elite tip of a massive global sport, so I wouldn't be backing him in - it'd be like backing Steene in to become an All Australian ruck. Good luck to him.I agree. On face value it doesn’t seem that realistic to me. You’d assume that the freshmen who are destined for the NBA would be performing at a super high level at college ball from day 1.
I’m not writing him off, just looking at the numbers. You’ve got 350 NCAA division 1 colleges, with you’d assume at least 2-3 centres fighting for a spot in each team, so let’s say 1000~ college players hoping to be drafted playing centre, in addition to players from international leagues also competing for 60~ spots in any given NBA draft.Who knows at this stage. Centre is a bit like ruck - physical development is really important. Writing him off due to not dominating in Y1 is akin to writing Steene off for not dominating VFL last year. He's got another 3 years to develop - but NBA is the very elite tip of a massive global sport, so I wouldn't be backing him in - it'd be like backing Steene in to become an All Australian ruck. Good luck to him.
Yeah I'd be betting against him. The only point I'd disagree with is who he's competing with - he's a first year player - quite a lote of his teammates and rivals will be in their 4th year - It's Jakob Ryan vs IQ.I’m not writing him off, just looking at the numbers. You’ve got 350 NCAA division 1 colleges, with you’d assume at least 2-3 centres fighting for a spot in each team, so let’s say 1000~ college players hoping to be drafted playing centre, in addition to players from international leagues also competing for 60~ spots in any given NBA draft.
Yeah, there’s the physical development bit, but the fact is he’s going to be competing against relatively young guys who are in the same situation as him in the college system. If you’re not an immediate clear standout amongst the massive amount of competition you’ve got, then I don’t see a particularly bright future as an NBA basketballer.
Except that across all the teams there are literally dozens, if not 100+ freshman centres. That is his specific draft cohort. Any that are likely to be drafted will be dominating, night-in night-out, as freshman, even if they still need to fill out.Yeah I'd be betting against him. The only point I'd disagree with is who he's competing with - he's a first year player - quite a lote of his teammates and rivals will be in their 4th year - It's Jakob Ryan vs IQ.
I agree that it's unlikely that he gets drafted, but there's been draftees who got very little court time in their first year of college.Except that across all the teams there are literally dozens, if not 100+ freshman centres. That is his specific draft cohort. Any that are likely to be drafted will be dominating, night-in night-out, as freshman, even if they still need to fill out.
Sounds like he is tracking beautifully. I know I should be cheering against his basketball, but I hope he makes it.The bastard is an exceptional rebounder. Someone needs to remind him that Collingwood comes first!
Nasty injury to Florida’s starting centre, probably means more court time for Alex.
Condon fouled out in an upset loss 100-102, after fouling out with this rather questionable call.
It is indeedIs their season over after that loss?