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From the article.

"Jones said the high level of play and coaching in those settings makes Pilavios better prepared than a typical college freshman. He expects Pilavios to contribute immediately and provide frontcourt depth and perimeter shooting."

(08-15-2017 12:11 PM)mac Wrote:  From the article.

"Jones said the high level of play and coaching in those settings makes Pilavios better prepared than a typical college freshman. He expects Pilavios to contribute immediately and provide frontcourt depth and perimeter shooting."

I'm sure there is some sense of a need to get him game experience in 17 if for no other reason than to get some live action in prior to 18. Depending on what happens with McClinton, the only other two forwards we will have coming back next year with any college experience will be Porter and Carver. Can't count on any true recruits we get for 18 to come in and be significant contributors.