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I would not count on it.oskidunker said:
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LOL -- sarcasm of the year. You win!fat_slice said:
"Sure, let me return for one last go around to secure another losing record and no tournament all the while risking further injury."
I don't see any benefit of coming back to Cal ... If he wants one more year of college ball, go find a tourney worthy team - he deserves it.
fat_slice said:
"Sure, let me return for one last go around to secure another losing record and no tournament all the while risking further injury."
I don't see any benefit of coming back to Cal ... If he wants one more year of college ball, go find a tourney worthy team - he deserves it.
Might not get a lot of PT on a tourney worthy squad. This is not meant to demean the contributions he has made at Cal, but the talent level at a real contender is certainly much higher than he contends with in Berkeley.fat_slice said:
"Sure, let me return for one last go around to secure another losing record and no tournament all the while risking further injury."
I don't see any benefit of coming back to Cal ... If he wants one more year of college ball, go find a tourney worthy team - he deserves it.
While there may be many teams that have a PF better than Andre, I'd also say that there are probably quite a few tournament caliber teams who either don't or have a senior graduating with a PF hole to fill. I'm sure he could find a pretty good team going into next season where he could come in and be a key contributor next year. I would be happy for him to do so.59bear said:Might not get a lot of PT on a tourney worthy squad. This is not meant to demean the contributions he has made at Cal, but the talent level at a real contender is certainly much higher than he contends with in Berkeley.fat_slice said:
"Sure, let me return for one last go around to secure another losing record and no tournament all the while risking further injury."
I don't see any benefit of coming back to Cal ... If he wants one more year of college ball, go find a tourney worthy team - he deserves it.
This seems like the right analysis.BeachedBear said:
Before he got hurt, Andre looked like a player that could make some money overseas - so I expected him to go that route. However, with NIL - maybe he can make more money AND play on a tourney team next year.
Either way, I don't expect him to return.
. I thought that every year since Fox arrived was a rebuilding year. At this point, he needs to go and let someone else just build. Re implies that there was something here in the first place.BeachedBear said:
Next season is the rebuild - so there's that.
I have degrees from both Cal and Virginia and follow both programs closely. Unless, Virginia picks someone up in the portal or the team's leading scorer decides to return for a sixth year, I would project that Kelly could be a starter as long as he meets Tony Bennet's defensive standards (which are very high). Seasoned power forwards who shoot 60% from the floor and can rebound are hard to find. Despite a very talented incoming class, Virginia is looking for experienced leadership.CalLifer said:While there may be many teams that have a PF better than Andre, I'd also say that there are probably quite a few tournament caliber teams who either don't or have a senior graduating with a PF hole to fill. I'm sure he could find a pretty good team going into next season where he could come in and be a key contributor next year. I would be happy for him to do so.59bear said:Might not get a lot of PT on a tourney worthy squad. This is not meant to demean the contributions he has made at Cal, but the talent level at a real contender is certainly much higher than he contends with in Berkeley.fat_slice said:
"Sure, let me return for one last go around to secure another losing record and no tournament all the while risking further injury."
I don't see any benefit of coming back to Cal ... If he wants one more year of college ball, go find a tourney worthy team - he deserves it.
That's actually interesting... I remember when Fox was hired there were some articles written that mentioned that Fox coaches the "Pack Line" defense (maybe I have the name slightly wrong) that Tony Bennett also uses. That would probably actually be a good fit for Andre then.mdbear said:I have degrees from both Cal and Virginia and follow both programs closely. Unless, Virginia picks someone up in the portal or the team's leading scorer decides to return for a sixth year, I would project that Kelly could be a starter as long as he meets Tony Bennet's defensive standards (which are very high). Seasoned power forwards who shoot 60% from the floor and can rebound are hard to find. Despite a very talented incoming class, Virginia is looking for experienced leadership.CalLifer said:While there may be many teams that have a PF better than Andre, I'd also say that there are probably quite a few tournament caliber teams who either don't or have a senior graduating with a PF hole to fill. I'm sure he could find a pretty good team going into next season where he could come in and be a key contributor next year. I would be happy for him to do so.59bear said:Might not get a lot of PT on a tourney worthy squad. This is not meant to demean the contributions he has made at Cal, but the talent level at a real contender is certainly much higher than he contends with in Berkeley.fat_slice said:
"Sure, let me return for one last go around to secure another losing record and no tournament all the while risking further injury."
I don't see any benefit of coming back to Cal ... If he wants one more year of college ball, go find a tourney worthy team - he deserves it.
(apologies in advance for replying to this thread w/o having any news to share that might answer the question)bearchamp said:
The inquiry was "any news" on Kelly returning. Apparently, the answer these posters are unable to make is "no".