The Nebraska kid was a transfer from Tulsa.

Part of the reason for the low stats is he was dinged up for part of the year. He had moments against very solid Big 10 teams when he was above solid. He’s a banger who hustles and could bring a lot to the table.

Unfortunately he’s doing then norm in todays world. Based on this years performance I don’t see him getting a big pay day. Good kid I’d love to see him stay but with more money for the program something better is quite possible.

There are 3 sports on the women’s side that should be excellent every year if they tap into the DMV. 1. Lacrosse 2. Basketball. 3. Soccer. There’s no excuse to not recruit locally.

Post has ignored Mason and AU as well. The only articles I see are about Georgetown beating cupcakes. UVA has gotten more ink than GW, AU, and GMU.

He’s injured. Pretty sure it’s his ankle. Was going to be 7th-8th man. Staff thinks he’s a big part of the future.

He’s playing for his country. I’ve been told it’s a done deal.

I think the goal from CC’s perspective is to get more seasoned players who can contribute. He may be a small forward or a 2 guard but he can score and adds needed height to the guard spot.

Hansen started 30 games for a very good Cornell team which played 10 guys every game. If he contributes more with 5-10 minutes more he’s valuable. The Providence kid is a more athletic big than the Auburn kid, but still raw. The combination of the 2 should be a plus. There’s more to come.

There’s no doubt that Johnson is not playing because of his hip. He’s probably done for the year. JB may be also.