What I’m curious about is how much NBA teams generally invest resources in developing young players vs. college teams

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Mar 21, 2025
5:07:13am

hamaca Political Junky

and in this case, of course, BYU.

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hamaca

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Egor's game last night is gonna have NBA GMs drooling over his ceiling again

oxcoug

Mar 21, 4:22am

Long-term benefit to BYU would be for him to be a lottery pick and then go on to

BoiseBlueCoug

Mar 21, 4:46am

I wonder how much Sister Gibb will influence his decision to stay or go?

Soy Celeste

Mar 21, 4:53am

I hope she stays at BYU to even have that potential influence.

BoiseBlueCoug

Mar 21, 5:48am

Me too! She’s very very good! Probably waiting to see who the new coach is.

Soy Celeste

Mar 21, 8:24am

What I’m curious about is how much NBA teams generally invest resources in developing young players vs. college teams

hamaca

Mar 21, 5:07am

They'll invest top dollar in developing a high draft pick. And give him

SinkingQuffa

Mar 21, 5:27am

So he’d likely get more coaching and development in the NBA than via another year with the BYU coaching staff? I don’t

hamaca

Mar 21, 5:40am

It’s more about getting the clock started on his NBA rookie contract so he can

BoiseBlueCoug

Mar 21, 5:44am

He is working with NBA level guys at BYU

puntersarepeople

Mar 21, 7:40am

If it's strictly basketball skill training & develop he wants--the NBA G-League

SinkingQuffa

Mar 21, 8:55am

HUGE group of freshmen coming in next year. His value is higher this next draft.

Fdnman

Mar 21, 7:26am

Once in the NBA, he will be an excellent recruiter for BYU, especially for overseas players. His personal experience

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