It will depress you when Stanford admits him.concordtom said:
just reading about this. He was second in scoring (by just 2 points) and so did not get the MVP, but:
"Jordan Brown added 26 points and eight rebounds in the win."
Wow, I will have to watch the game on espn roku replay.
Did anyone see it yet? This news excites me.
parentswerebears said:
The press wasn't even talking about him much. It was weird. They focused on the two highest scorers and Brown seemed a bit of an afterthought, despite his awesomeness.
Brown looks great, not hesitant, nice touch around the rim, nice moves within 10 feet of the basket...more impressive than how Rabb looked coming out of high school. And less silly showboating than most of the other players in the game. He'd be a great addition to the team.fat_slice said:
FWIW - On bruinzone there is a thread on brown where they say that the word from the final four is that he is leaning toward Gonzaga or Oregon and that Cal is almost off his list.
I don't believe that Oregon has any room left in the current class.....fat_slice said:
FWIW - On bruinzone there is a thread on brown where they say that the word from the final four is that he is leaning toward Gonzaga or Oregon and that Cal is almost off his list.
If they want him they will find (make) room, just like Cal will do to re make the current roster. Anyway many believe Troy Brown will at least test the waters.petalumabear said:I don't believe that Oregon has any room left in the current class.....fat_slice said:
FWIW - On bruinzone there is a thread on brown where they say that the word from the final four is that he is leaning toward Gonzaga or Oregon and that Cal is almost off his list.
