(03-30-2020 08:00 AM)WillaMary08 Wrote:  

(03-30-2020 07:44 AM)Tribe32 Wrote:  

(03-30-2020 07:11 AM)mrjoolius Wrote:  Hopefully it's just wishful thinking from dad. He, frankly, isn't worthy of the scholarship.
His career overview :
- played in 60 games with 1 start.
- averaged 9.5 minutes/game
- 2.83 ppg / 1.86 rebs / 44% Fg / 19% 3fg

Other than another practice body, I'm not sure what he actually brings. I guess he could do the Tyler Hamilton role in providing leadership and gritty play. He won't help in scoring on a team in need of guys to fill the scoring void.

Perhaps a true difference making grad is beyond our reach. They seem to get gobbled up by the big boys.

I agree 100%. We have a half dozen players at his position/size. We don't need practice bodies. The only way I do this is if it is like Chris Clark and he's a walk on.

Rivals analyst Corey Evans, in a tweet when Carter committed to Dartmouth, called Carter a stretch-4:

“ Dartmouth got itself a steal! Ian Carter can play. Stretch 4 with good stroke and activity levels at the rim. Great get for the Ivy program”

https://mobile.twitter.com/coreyevans_10...2337691648

I'd say his high school accolades far exceeded his actual production at the college level. A guy who played sparingly and produced minimally is not a steal or a great get for a school looking for a productive graduate transfer.