Miles Bridges leaning towards returning.

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Sources: Michigan State freshman Miles Bridges plans to return to school


I dunno he is a sure top 15 pick and probably top 10. I don't see a reason why he stays. Unless he knows that next year's team will be favorites to win the title.

 

[ericd7633]

Sources: Michigan State freshman Miles Bridges plans to return to school


I dunno he is a sure top 15 pick and probably top 10. I don't see a reason why he stays. Unless he knows that next year's team will be favorites to win the title.

They might just be that with him returning. Don't forget they were missing Carter and Schilling last year due to injury and both of them will be back. Plus they add a McDonald's AA and another 4 star recruit. And all those freshman will have a year under their belt, and theoretically should improve in the off season.

 

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It's official. MSU better win the title next year. I don't see a team on paper with as much talent as them.

 

[ericd7633]

It's official. MSU better win the title next year. I don't see a team on paper with as much talent as them.

Arizona will be right there as far as a team with experience and talent especially with Trier returning. Even though UK is losing like 8 people, they'll obviously still be talented, but won't have the experience, so I could see them being alot like they were in 2016. Duke will be talented again, but like UK, extremely young. I think when you look at talent and experience, Arizona and Michigan State seem like the best bets heading into next season. And the funny part is they are both still in the running for a McD's AA, landing him might give one the edge over another.

 

[bksballer89]

Sources: Michigan State freshman Miles Bridges plans to return to school


I dunno he is a sure top 15 pick and probably top 10. I don't see a reason why he stays. Unless he knows that next year's team will be favorites to win the title.

What an idiot. Is next year draft supposed to be weak or something where he is a lock to go top 5?

 

[ericd7633]

What an idiot. Is next year draft supposed to be weak or something where he is a lock to go top 5?

Consensus is that next year's draft is indeed going to be weaker. I've seen him in the 10-15 range before going back to school. In 2018 he could be a top 5 pick. Porter Jr, Ayton and Bamba seem to be consensus top 5 picks for 2018. The difference between say going 5th and 12th is about 7 million over the course of the first contract(If team options are picked up, which they usually are)

 

[The Q]

Consensus is that next year's draft is indeed going to be weaker. I've seen him in the 10-15 range before going back to school. In 2018 he could be a top 5 pick. Porter Jr, Ayton and Bamba seem to be consensus top 5 picks for 2018. The difference between say going 5th and 12th is about 7 million over the course of the first contract(If team options are picked up, which they usually are)

I think he would've been a top 10 pick by the end of the process. To me he's a top 5-7 player in this loaded draft.

 

[Demonjoe93]

I always like seeing these players come back for another year.

 

[tducey]

Good for him, another yr. in school gives him more of an education and it also probably gets him a higher spot in the 2018 draft.