This is nice and weird:
(John Beilein conversing with, standing between Fred Hoiberg and Tim Miles at the NBA combine)
So gone...
I think this is the end of one of the scrimmages. I'm afraid it was kind of a "gosh I better do something here" moment. If he was doing that once a half or once a game, I guess I'd think he is ready for the pros. It seems like he did that once a month however.That must have been the part of a different scrimmage. During the parts of the scrimmage that I saw him play, I was thinking he wasn't doing anything to stand out. Hoping he continues to do what he is capable of.
The switch hadn't flipped, yet, in the one that I watched. For him, I hope it does.I think this is the end of one of the scrimmages. I'm afraid it was kind of a "gosh I better do something here" moment. If he was doing that once a half or once a game, I guess I'd think he is ready for the pros. It seems like he did that once a month however.
Do you think he's going to stick with what he has now, or is he going to spin the wheel for the big prize? I think the latter. I hope he gets lucky and gets drafted. Copeland and JPJ are already on the outside looking in.Looking at a few mock drafts for the NBA, Roby is in the middle of the 2nd round in many, not picked at all on one.
No idea. I think it depends on how his sit down with Hoiberg went. I would think Hoiberg could improve Roby's outside game but at the same time, if FH thinks he is ready, he would tell him so.Do you think he's going to stick with what he has now, or is he going to spin the wheel for the big prize? I think the latter. I hope he gets lucky and gets drafted. Copeland and JPJ are already on the outside looking in.
I am right there with you. Sure, he can develop his game in the developmental league, but he could also come back to Nebraska and develop that portion of his game making him a lock to go in the first or second round.No idea. I think it depends on how his sit down with Hoiberg went. I would think Hoiberg could improve Roby's outside game but at the same time, if FH thinks he is ready, he would tell him so.
I think one of the biggest negatives of Miles was the teams soft mentality and Roby is a perfect example of that. If he could develop that side of the game, he would up his game a level. Easier to do that in college but I am being selfish.
Or come back to Nebraska and get hurt. This is Nebrasketball you know.I am right there with you. Sure, he can develop his game in the developmental league, but he could also come back to Nebraska and develop that portion of his game making him a lock to go in the first or second round.