John Belein to the Cavs
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But yea I’d take some of their guys.
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If we haven’t already called Jalen Wilson there’s something wrong with this staff
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BShark said:
I’d be interested in some of their players tbh.
Whaaaaa? - -The Michigan Coach?
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BeddieKU23 said:
If we haven’t already called Jalen Wilson there’s something wrong with this staff
ok so sorry who is this Jalen Wilson?
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Wow…
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jayballer73 said:
BeddieKU23 said:
If we haven’t already called Jalen Wilson there’s something wrong with this staff
ok so sorry who is this Jalen Wilson?
Top 50 recruit that KU recruited for almost a year. Hybrid forward with a TON of skill.
Would play immediately here, likely start if Silvio isn’t back
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This has to be one of the strangest late career moves I’ve seen in a long time.
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Kcmatt7 said:
This has to be one of the strangest late career moves I’ve seen in a long time.
Man, what you said. I never suspected him for the NBA.
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jayballer73 said:
BeddieKU23 said:
If we haven’t already called Jalen Wilson there’s something wrong with this staff
ok so sorry who is this Jalen Wilson?
Futher
He released a top 6 last May.
May 07, 2018: Leaders Named
Jalen Wilson names final 6: Baylor, Kansas, Marquette, Michigan, Oklahoma State and UCLA
4 days later visited Michigan. 2 days later they offered. 2 weeks later he was committed. Never took any other visits
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ya seems really odd move - - he is an older guy if not mistaking - -like being said I have wondered sometimes how much longer he would be Coaching period.
Strange move on Cav’s part too - -wondering whaaaaaa
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HighEliteMajor said:
Kcmatt7 said:
This has to be one of the strangest late career moves I’ve seen in a long time.
Man, what you said. I never suspected him for the NBA.
He must have just gotten really tired of recruiting and just wanted to coach.
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Very odd career move this late. Happy for him though if that’s what he wants. The Big-10 and NCAA basketball just lost a great mind and a very good coach
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BeddieKU23 said:
Very odd career move this late. Happy for him though if that’s what he wants. The Big-10 and NCAA basketball just lost a great mind and a very good coach
thing is - -what kind of recruiting class did he have this year? - - any noteworthy ?
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jayballer73 said:
BeddieKU23 said:
Very odd career move this late. Happy for him though if that’s what he wants. The Big-10 and NCAA basketball just lost a great mind and a very good coach
thing is - -what kind of recruiting class did he have this year? - - any noteworthy ?
Jalen Wilson as mentioned in prior post. Another Top 100 SF named Bajema, very good shooter. Light class after taking 6 in 2018. Some of the 2018 class would be good to look at but they will have to sit most likely
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I don’t think Beilein will last three years in Cleveland. I never took him as a guy that can maximize matchups (crucial to NBA success) or handle the different personalities. He’s a system guy to me. The benefit is that Cleveland isn’t supposed to be good right now, so he has a year or two before the pitchforks and torches come out.
I agree with everyone else though, that this is a weird move.
Of course, Cleveland’s ownership hasn’t exactly made the best basketball related moves over the years, so this is par for the course for them.
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And on this NBA thread … I watched the 4th quarter of the Philly/Toronto game. Amazing defense by the Raptors down the stretch.
But the difference is that the effort on defense is given night in, night out in CBB. Not in the NBA. But what I saw last night was a clinic. Shows what they can do max effort. Philly could barely get a partial look at the hoop.
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BeddieKU23 said:
If we haven’t already called Jalen Wilson there’s something wrong with this staff
KU will call I’m sure, but he will 99% be sticking it out at Michigan. It’s about the school here, not the coach.
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Kcmatt7 said:
HighEliteMajor said:
Kcmatt7 said:
This has to be one of the strangest late career moves I’ve seen in a long time.
Man, what you said. I never suspected him for the NBA.
He must have just gotten really tired of recruiting and just wanted to coach.
Per Wojnarowski
‘Beilein didn’t want to move his wife that far from Michigan, and the Pistons borderline playoff roster with little financial flexibility to make changes made staying in-state less appealing.’
‘In recent years, he’s become increasingly frustrated with the nature of college basketball recruiting and the retention of top players.’
‘Beilein’s son, Patrick, was recently hired as the coach at Niagara University – about a 3.5 hour drive from Cleveland.’
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HighEliteMajor said:
And on this NBA thread … I watched the 4th quarter of the Philly/Toronto game. Amazing defense by the Raptors down the stretch.
But the difference is that the effort on defense is given night in, night out in CBB. Not in the NBA. But what I saw last night was a clinic. Shows what they can do max effort. Philly could barely get a partial look at the hoop.
Lots of nights off in the NBA. I don’t generally tune in until the playoffs.
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BShark said:
BeddieKU23 said:
If we haven’t already called Jalen Wilson there’s something wrong with this staff
KU will call I’m sure, but he will 99% be sticking it out at Michigan. It’s about the school here, not the coach.
ugh well that sucks. Since when does a kid choose the school over the coach. Those are the type of kids we need here. Too bad
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Dang, the Badgers always did good against him.
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HighEliteMajor said:
And on this NBA thread … I watched the 4th quarter of the Philly/Toronto game. Amazing defense by the Raptors down the stretch.
But the difference is that the effort on defense is given night in, night out in CBB. Not in the NBA. But what I saw last night was a clinic. Shows what they can do max effort. Philly could barely get a partial look at the hoop.
82 games playing 3 to 4 night per week, players have to pace themselves. Teams that play in the NBA Finals are typically over 100 games at that point. The human body can’t handle playing at the level they play at in the playoffs every game otherwise players would get injured more frequently due to lack of recovery time.
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Defensive effort at the college level is lower, just that they can consistently get bailed out by guys that simply cannot make plays.
If you watched the games yesterday, there were times where the defense had to rotate to the third or fourth pass after help. In college, it is unusual to have to rotate that much because the ball eventually goes to a guy that either can’t pass, can’t score, or can’t do either, forcing the offense to have to reset. When the ball goes from Simmons to Embiid to Butler to Redick to Embiid again, you have to make every rotation there because every guy can hurt you. If the ball goes Lawson to Dotson to Garrett, the chain ends at Garrett because you don’t have to close out to the non-shooter.
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Texas Hawk 10 said:
HighEliteMajor said:
And on this NBA thread … I watched the 4th quarter of the Philly/Toronto game. Amazing defense by the Raptors down the stretch.
But the difference is that the effort on defense is given night in, night out in CBB. Not in the NBA. But what I saw last night was a clinic. Shows what they can do max effort. Philly could barely get a partial look at the hoop.
82 games playing 3 to 4 night per week, players have to pace themselves. Teams that play in the NBA Finals are typically over 100 games at that point. The human body can’t handle playing at the level they play at in the playoffs every game otherwise players would get injured more frequently due to lack of recovery time.
So, I’m wondering, is this your opinion wherein you are mistakenly appearing to state it as fact, or you actually believing that your opinion is fact?
@justanotherfan That may be the first time I’ve heard it stated that they give more effort on D in the NBA. Now, playoff time, it’s very impressive. Regular season, not so much …
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@HighEliteMajor Basic human physiology tells me that. Same reason why runners in marathons don’t sprint the entire race. When someone pushes their body too hard for too long without adequate recovery time, they become much more likely to suffer an injury.
Most players know how to take plays off on a game to not fatigue themselves early in a game without negatively impacting their team. Little stuff like guarding the last option on offense or standing on the perimeter as a decoy are 2 very common ways players get quick little breathers in a game without negatively impacting their team on the floor and without having to be subbed out.
Players who aren’t good at that frequently come across as lazy on the court.
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@Texas-Hawk-10 So, it’s your opinion presented as fact. And then, again presented as fact. You know, because basic human physiology tells you.
Then your second paragraph backtracks as the discussion is whether NBA teams play defense as intensely as CBB teams, as opposed to taking plays off that don’t negatively impact a team. Two different topics. Your second paragraph identifies things that CBB players surely do as well.
I very much appreciate the education.
Amazing, a 28 year old man in peak condition, can’t play hard on defense, because, as a high level athlete, to do so three times a week would be too trying on their bodies, I mean, with no real full speed work in practice, timeouts, bench time, days off, etc.
I mean, geez Wally, it’s basic human physiology.
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And if you really want to know why a team like GS wins so much… it’s because that team knows when to let off the gas. They have probably the best confidence of any team in the league for a long, long time. They know they can make up 10 points easily within a minute or so, and they will. So they take gaps of time off. And they often do it by having one player, like a Curry, play a little “ball hog” and let the other guys blow air.
And GS is a team that runs tons of depth throughout the season. They are a bit short now because of Durant and Cousins… Kerr is underrated.
I suggest to everyone in here… at some time in your life, attend a NBA game and get as close to courtside as possible. Same can be said of a NFL game, if you are fortunate enough to be able to ever get on a sideline.
Moving that much mass at that speed… it’s breathtaking to experience live and you will never “get it” unless you are there… live!
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I’ll never forget that loss to Belein and the Wolverines… that’s right up there with losing to Arizona in the E8 in 97, the championship game loss to Syracuse, and the VCU debacle.
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Yeah, and if I’m not mistaken didn’t he recently sign a contract extension? He sure did leave the school in a bad spot. By the way, Jalen Wilson (if he leaves Michigan and we can get him)? Take, take, take!
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@drgnslayr I’ve been to a few nba games; not my favorite. I have no horse in the race, so it’s boring. I tried rooting for Arthur or Morris, but that wasn’t working either.
Denver/the Pepsi Center sucks. (Nice building - no soul) IF the Knicks were good NY would be fun. Same could be said for LA.
When I realized how big and fast pro players are was during the “Barn Storming tour” that KU Seniors used to do. Sasha Kauhn was faster than the local all star guards…and he looked slower than molasses on tv.
But I’m just a KU fan. What do I know?
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KUSTEVE said:
I’ll never forget that loss to Belein and the Wolverines… that’s right up there with losing to Arizona in the E8 in 97, the championship game loss to Syracuse, and the VCU debacle.
Why do you have to do this to us? I was having a great morning. A nice cup of coffee. Cooked a full breakfast. Checking stocks premarket. And then I read this…
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@Kcmatt7 To make it worse, the loss to Arizona was in the sweet 16. The best KU team ever…maybe…could’nt get out of the sweet freaking 16. Yes, I’m mad at KUSteve for doing that to us as well.
@drgnslayr Even at the college level the athleticism amazes me. Back in the 80’s when I was on campus I spent a lot of time playing ball in Robinson Gym. After football season was over in November the football players spent a lot of time playing hoops. These guys, who by the way, were not elite football players by any measure, flew up and down that court. I had zero chance to guard any of them. They were amazing. I was impressed.
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Looks like Juwan Howard is going to get the Michigan job.
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Hopefully that doesn’t impact Wilson… but have a feeling it will. If he hires the Assistant definitely worried
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BeddieKU23 said:
Hopefully that doesn’t impact Wilson… but have a feeling it will. If he hires the Assistant definitely worried
Just get him on campus.
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Great hire for Michigan.
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More Patrick Ewing than Penny Hardaway IMO. Ed Cooley would’ve been a better choice.
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Just saw that Michigan assistant Luke Yaklich would most likely head to Texas if and when the Howard deal is finalized. Would be a big time hire for Shaka.
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Was just about to post this as well. Matt Norlander of CBS is reporting such. Ugh
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I had heard/read that I believe the butler Coach was in the led his plane had flew in the Michigan for the head Coaching job had been interviewed by them
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Howard to Michigan is a done deal. 5 year deal.
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Hmmm. This might entice Wilson to stay. Fab 5 still has some pull.
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Just get Jalen on campus with RJ.
I do think Iggy staying in the draft may have an impact. Nobody wants to go suck. And that UM roster looks pretty rough right now. 3 scholarships left and basically only two players worth a damn returning. Nothing else coming in. Not exactly an ideal situation to get yourself in.
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I guess the question is, will Howard be a good coach? That he has pull and connections in Michigan statewide there is no doubt.
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@Woodrow @BeddieKU23 Probably an upgrade from whoever is actually coaching the Longhorns now.
@HighEliteMajor Heard Yaklich was the main reason UM won out. If anything Texas could become a threat, but I believe they are full up.
@FarmerJayhawk @Kcmatt7 Howard is talking a big game RE recruiting, will be interesting to see if that works out…
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@BShark Texas or TT? I ask because RJ’s dad was talking TT a bit.
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Texas. Rumors that Yaklich ends up there.
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Well this could end this week.
Seemed like a strange move for everyone involved from the get go.
Also, I’m not afraid to say it, Beilein is supremely overrated and I hope he lands a B12 job.
He’s basically Bruce Weber without all of the annoying habits.
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This is why I don’t think very many college coaches leave for the NBA. You don’t even get a fair chance to implement your culture, system, or anything.
I wouldn’t be surprised if he retires. He is 67 years old and will still ~30M from the Cavs.
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Nice pay day to play golf
