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... hope for Randolph Morris to do well, but secretly hope he doesn't do too well?

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This UK fan hopes he does very very well. I would love to see him play up to his potential every game. I want all of them to play very very well. I don't care if they all go pro next year, this year is what counts at the moment.

This UK fan hopes he does very very well. I would love to see him play up to his potential every game. I want all of them to play very very well. I don't care if they all go pro next year, this year is what counts at the moment.

I think Jim is implying that the problem could arise THIS year...

One Angel on the right shoulder says yes, I hope he plays well for the sake of the UK season but the little:devil: on the other shoulder says if he plays well throughout the season the problem with the other league is a real possibility.

In reality, I really hope he plays well and at seasons end makes the best decision possible for Randolp Morris.

... hope for Randolph Morris to do well, but secretly hope he doesn't do too well?

 

Kinda, but the biggest problem is that if he doesn't do well, clearly UK isn't going to. Take away Randolph today and you have a bloody beatdown.

 

I of course would want Randolph to come back next year, but I think he'd be ready for the NBA by the end of the year if he continues to improve as he has. What I really don't want to see is him leave in the middle of the year.

Morris is a NBA Free Agent right now. He can never be in the NBA draft again, and if a team wants to throw some cash his way mid-season, it could get interesting...

Morris is a NBA Free Agent right now. He can never be in the NBA draft again, and if a team wants to throw some cash his way mid-season, it could get interesting...

 

The NBA won't even try it.....The only thing UK fans would have to worry about would be overseas, but Morris wants nothing to do with them.

I think Jim is implying that the problem could arise THIS year...

 

And, in that case, I hope that he plays very very well and plays to his potential every game. And, if he leaves for the NBA tomorrow or next week or next month, then he at least played like a UK Wildcat basketball player for a while.

I am just glad he is starting to look like the player we all thought he could be. He still has a lot to work on, but it does look like he has been putting in the hard work in the offseason to improve his game at both ends of the floor. That is good too see, because the knock on him has been his work ethic. I wish him all the best if the association comes calling with the checkbook.

UK goes as far as he takes them IMO so I pull for him!

... hope for Randolph Morris to do well, but secretly hope he doesn't do too well?

 

I'd like to see him stay for next season. However, I'd also like for him to continue improving as he has. IF that gets him paid, I'll be happy for him.

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Get off it Jim....

 

This Question is ridiculous...

 

Why? I think it's a perfectly valid question. Morris has the potential to be a precedent case, and I think that if he does well at UK and fits in an NBA team's playoff push puzzle, they'll make an offer. To think otherwise is playing the role of the ostrich to the extreme.

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