Let'sGoZips94

Indiana not bringing him back hurt him. Instead of having an opportunity on a team that knows him, who was destined to not make the playoffs this season due to Haliburton's injury, he went to another contender that never gave him the time of day. He needs to find his way onto a non-contender that has the room to play him at the NBA level. He nearly averaged a double-double this past season (17 pts/9 reb) after averaging a double-double last year (17 pts/10 reb), which should almost certainly intrigue some NBA franchises. However, playing 2-3 mpg when he gets a shot in NBA games isn't going to get it done; nobody can get in a rhythm or make a true impact with such little playing time.

Altman would need to discover the ability to properly build a team for him to bring in someone of Freeman's caliber.

Way to take care of business and not risk this going to Sunday! Go Zips!

Agreed. Get him out of Minnesota.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DYFP1sTjZtx/?igsh=d25zNnZzN282aGNh

My high school ran into his STVM squad at Districts I believe my junior or senior year. He was something else. Then he left for Brewster.

Walk off sacrifice fly yesterday to beat Ohio and a 2 out walk off grand slam to advance to the Championship round with a 1-game advantage. Amazing stuff.

Too scripted & generic. A few times Dustin got ahead of him in his answers and Aaron had to visually pivot.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Fen5kRrev/ Aaron needs to work on his interviewing skills but Ford does not disappoint. Always brings the energy.

One of the replies on X said, "Detroit Mercy gets punished for Michigan's violations."

Nobody is giving the NCAA credit - that's the point. They are a spineless group of suits that lack any sort of moral compass.

If the NCAA actually believed that, they'd create a system that promotes academics over $$$ and they'd actually investigate the P4s.

Detroit Mercy hit with a postseason ban for APR violations. Screw the NCAA.

Could also see Morrow. Regardless, we have some nice experience on the staff with a variety of connections around the country.