I don't think teams care about that as much as before especially towards the end

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Apr 1, 2025
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byubyu Truly Addicted User

of the 1st round. If they can get a guy to come in and help immediately for 3 or 4 years, they're ok with that.

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kimdaddy35 Nicer In Real Life

Apr 1, 8:55am

If he goes that high he should take it

TLCougar

Apr 1, 8:57am

If they make the team, a 32nd pick makes about $2.5-million. He should be able

Parker Schnabel

Apr 1, 9:13am

However, waiting a year may reduce draftability. He is already “old” for draft

NYC and Japan

Apr 1, 10:03am

He's not old, he's ancient for the NBA draft.

Parker Schnabel

Apr 1, 10:29am

I don't think teams care about that as much as before especially towards the end

byubyu

Apr 1, 2:07pm

It depends on what he's solving for.

inertiaman

Apr 1, 8:58am

The #32 pick two years ago signed a 4 year $8 million contract with $6 million up front. Today it is probably

kimdaddy35

Apr 1, 9:09am

Isn’t the fourth year a team option.

kotacoug

Apr 1, 9:44am

its not required, but pretty much everyone drafted early in the second round

cwilke1

Apr 1, 9:09am

That’s fair. I was thinking late second round.

inertiaman

Apr 1, 9:56am

Agree. And his stats most likely will go down this season if he stays as AJ wil

Chefcurry

Apr 1, 9:00am

I see him going the route Hansen, Trumbo, Haws and others went.

BYU71

Apr 1, 9:00am

Called to Madagascar, served in Seattle

Projectoor

Apr 1, 9:03am

Pains me to say it, but I agree. I'd hate to lose him early but it'd be best.

gangbusters

Apr 1, 9:01am

It really depends on his appetite for risk.

tacallaway

Apr 1, 9:08am

He will get a lot more than $1.5 million drafted at #32. Last year Filipowski signed a 4 year $12 million contract

kimdaddy35

Apr 1, 9:11am

I take it back. I didn't realize 2nd round contracts had become so favorable.

tacallaway

Apr 1, 9:19am

The team has to decide to sign you though. Do second round picks always get

kotacoug

Apr 1, 9:45am

Looking back at the last couple years, mid to high 2nd rounders

tacallaway

Apr 1, 10:03am

How much was guaranteed?

inertiaman

Apr 1, 9:58am

Answering my own Q: $6m guaranteed

inertiaman

Apr 1, 10:02am

Being “projected” at #32 is not a real draft projection. Very easy to slip into

ninja math

Apr 1, 9:13am

Yes he could be wrong and he could be drafted at #20.

kimdaddy35

Apr 1, 9:19am

I mean, KOC is famous for getting it wrong, but that’s beside the point.

ninja math

Apr 1, 9:47am

Good thing he can wait until after the draft to decide. It works that way,

cougaman

Apr 1, 9:54am

That seems really high though. More like mid-late second round.

Mitty

Apr 1, 10:10am

Sure, if he grades out well enough he absolutely should do it. I'm assuming, without further information, that

CalGTR

Apr 1, 10:11am

If his #1 dream is to play at BYU, play as long as you can. Everything else is

ImuaKahuku

Apr 1, 10:11am

You can go pro in family or church?

TNT

Apr 1, 1:29pm

Pretty sure most on here would agree with that, so not sure it is that

Blue for Life

Apr 1, 10:47am

The question is whether or not his BYU legend status increases with another year

Roadrunner70

Apr 1, 10:50am

Nah. He will be better next year

gurt

Apr 1, 11:48am

Richie has nothing to prove. At his age he needs to move on!! Sad, for BYU

Huck

Apr 1, 12:07pm

What has he proving? Is he playing basketball to prove something? What does that

cougaman

Apr 1, 2:16pm

He won't be all Big 12 next year most likely...nor the best player on the team

Fdnman

Apr 1, 12:12pm

100% agree. I'm not sure how much more he elevates his draft status

vabeachcoug

Apr 1, 12:56pm

If he got drafted that high he'd be silly not to go.

RockyBalboa

Apr 1, 3:29pm

This thread is just some one that’s trying to stir the pot! And it worked!

GoBYCougsGo

Apr 1, 3:57pm

No reason to post mistruths for no good reason.

kimdaddy35

Apr 1, 4:00pm

You may be right……

44C

Apr 1, 4:21pm

BYU could conceivably lose Richie & Egor. Kanon was no surprise.

Forzaitalia

Apr 2, 12:35am

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