WFU Hoops: '23-'24 Roster Construction Thread: +Miller, Sallis, Reid, & Canka

[mercurydime]

I almost always feel slighted when I read these preseason b-ball prognostications.

Gotta win, though. Respect is earned.

Hope we kill it this year.

 

[Vegas Jethro]

I think we are going to be in the 5-7 range. Just depends on a few bounces and staying healthy.

 

[Deaconblue]

I almost always feel slighted when I read these preseason b-ball prognostications.

Gotta win, though. Respect is earned.

Hope we kill it this year.

Is it too much to ask of them to not have the same guy in the starting 5 and also as part of the projected bench?

 

[mercurydime]

No shit.

 

[Strickland33]

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[daaberry]

 

[Biff Tannen]

eh

we should at least get back to the ncaat before we complain at all about respect in preseason rankings

I remember the preseason of 2004-2005 season when some prognosticators picked UNC-CH ahead of Wake and a bunch of you people went ballistic. I don't need to remind you people how that one worked out.

 

[thatguy2016]

If we can't have irrationally inflated preseason hopes, what the hell else do we have?

 

[WakeFanAdam]

If we can't have irrationally inflated preseason hopes, what the hell else do we have?

Making fun of State’s annual irrationally inflated preseason hopes?

 

[daaberry]

 

[CreamyGoodness]

Crazy that with Duke's one-and-done recruiting that they'd bring back the most production.

 

[BeachBumDeac]

Seems like UNC is bringing a ton back but they are behind us

 

[Pilchard]

Has a team ever had less returning production than Notre Dame (1.5%)?

 

[TheIshThatSaved WakeForest]

Seems like UNC is bringing a ton back but they are behind us

Was also surprised by how low the Carolina number was when the headline is everyone came back

 

[thatguy2016]

4 of UNC's top 6 scorers are gone, although they probably won't miss Love or Johnson (and they can replace Nance and Black)

 

[SC DEAC]

caleb love may the the biggest addition by subtraction that UNC has ever had in their history.

 

[warak]

Has a team ever had less returning production than Notre Dame (1.5%)?

I mean, holy crap!

 

[deacswin]

Has a team ever had less returning production than Notre Dame (1.5%)?

That really is unbelievable. I have never seen anything like that.

 

[Deaconblue]

Has a team ever had less returning production than Notre Dame (1.5%)?

Has anybody looked at their roster returning players to see if this looks reasonable? This number says that all there returning players combined to score about 1 point per game.

ETA:

Only two returnee both of whom were deep bench guys. Season scoring: 34 points for one, 1 for the other.

The rest of their roster is transfers and freshmen. Holy duct tape, chewing gum and baling wire, Batman.

Mike Brey gone, whole new roster.

 

[OldGouldandBlack]

Socials posting “dictate the tempo” with pics of Sallis and Boopie maybe hinting at some pg for Sallis?