WFcatamount22
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Didn't even know that guy was on the roster last season. Maybe a good sign that Sallis is coming back?
I'm not sure. But, his training/practice regimen was probably much more intense that what he did in high school.is this really a thing or an old wives tale? he probably played just as many games in HS last year and had way more PT. he's only 19 or something how worn down can he be?
Don’t really know. Played good defense against Charlotte and Georgia (2nd time). Never found his shot. Seemed to pass well. Never seemed to get a shot (which is why I assume he’s moving on).what is the two sentence rundown on Clark's time at Wake?
just simply not good enough?
Guess you didn’t watch Sunday….probably played 15 minutes or more in absence of Sallis. But was quite some time since the previous sighting I believe.Didn't even know that guy was on the roster last season. Maybe a good sign that Salis is coming back?
under the current environment, alot of transfers from alot of teams unfortunately make it difficult for freshmen. think you can always use a guy like Parker who can shoot and plays smart. Wish we could have seen some of these freshmen that are leaving. Kind of sucks.U.S. HS recruits under Forbes:
4 star Carter Whitt -- transfer after 1.5 seasons
3 star Lucas Taylor -- transfer after 2 seasons
3 start Robert McCrary -- transfer after 1 season and 1 RS season
4 star Zach Keller -- 2 seasons; future TBD
3 star Aaron Clark -- transfer after 1 season
4 star Parker Friedrichsen -- 1 season
Have hopes for Parker and Juke, but man, that is a rough HS recruiting record through 3.5 seasons. After Parker, I guess Carter Whitt has been the most successful U.S. HS recruit under Forbes...
I know nothing except that his shot looked absolutely brokenwhat is the two sentence rundown on Clark's time at Wake?
just simply not good enough?
If he comes back 100%from his injury, he should be in the ACC Player of the year conversation. Three level scorer. Excellent free throw shooter.Hildreth was really really good before his wrist injury.
It does kind of suck to have all the transfers, but the environment is just different now with the portal and immediate eligiblity. Freshman and Sophomores that don't play are likely to transfer to places where they can get more playing time, especially if they are blocked (or likely to be blocked) by other players in front of them. Seems hard to believe that Clark would get more playing time next year wjth Cam and Boopie seemingly ready to return, Sallis possibly returning, and Juke on the way. Forbes does need to find more instant impact high school recruits, whether that is from the US or overseas. Seems like we should be able to find recruits that have a similar impact to Carrington at Pitt or Burton at ND from time to time.
Not a player b/c of academics, right?Brandon Huntley-Hatfield in the portal now.
Brandon's a smart kid. He makes good grades, but there may be an issue with the number of hours required at Wake for a degree.Not a player b/c of academics, right?
Good to hear, thought I had read something about academics being a barrier.Brandon's a smart kid. He makes good grades, but there may be an issue with the number of hours required at Wake for a degree.
Didn't even know that guy was on the roster last season. Maybe a good sign that Sallis is coming back?
I'd be surprised if that was the case.Good to hear, thought I had read something about academics being a barrier.
Yeah, not sure why people are liking a post about Aaron Clark transferring. This is another peg in an abysmal record for Forbes, particularly when we're concerned about depth.U.S. HS recruits under Forbes:
4 star Carter Whitt -- transfer after 1.5 seasons
3 star Lucas Taylor -- transfer after 2 seasons
3 start Robert McCrary -- transfer after 1 season and 1 RS season
4 star Zach Keller -- 2 seasons; future TBD
3 star Aaron Clark -- transfer after 1 season
4 star Parker Friedrichsen -- 1 season
Have hopes for Parker and Juke, but man, that is a rough HS recruiting record through 3.5 seasons. After Parker, I guess Carter Whitt has been the most successful U.S. HS recruit under Forbes...