Not up to us. The NBA will dictate whether he stays or goes. If he can go in the first round, he's got to leave. Lot of money to leave on the table, risking an injury.
I think I'd go play professional somewhere and make as much money as I could while I was young. As fast as I could.I've been on record saying Wigginton is gone this year. If his goal is to play in the NBA then going to Europe this early in his career isn't a good idea. Play in the G League and exhaust your efforts there first.
I think I'd go play professional somewhere and make as much money as I could while I was young. As fast as I could.
Both, unless he really loves school.Are we talking about you or Wigginton?
Foot injury totally ruined his development this year. Would have started all year otherwise. I have to think he wonders why he never got put into a starting role. Can't be happy about that. He's not NBA ready yet but my guess is he doesn't want to come back to be Big 12 6th man of the year. Unless he feels assured a starting position, then maybe he returns.
Couldn't you do the same thing playing overseas? I can't imagine one more year in college is going to improve his draft stock a whole lot. I'd rather make $$ than go to class.
But when bball is over if you make it professionally, your degree will be worth much more in the long run.This. I’m amazed how many people think the nba is the only way to make money playing basketball.
Agreed. His ball handling and decision making is atrocious at times. He gets that figured out then look out!He shot 40% from the field and 40% from 3 over the season. He shot 50% from the field and 60% from 3 against OSU. His jumper was definitely not the problem over the season or last night. Regarding OSU, Jacobson, Horton-Tucker, and Babb really struggled to cope with the physicality of the game.I think we should have been working to get Lindell (and for that matter probably Tyrese) more looks so Shayok didn't have to carry the load solo.
If anything he has the opposite problem Monte did during his development.He's gotta work on ball handling and court vision to instead of driving through double and triple teams. If he can get better in that respect I think he'll be truly elite.
I have two degrees. I guarantee most NBA players will make a lot more $ in their lifetime than I ever will.But when bball is over if you make it professionally, your degree will be worth much more in the long run.
I agree that IF you make the NBA you will make more in a few years than we do. He really just needs to make smart decisions regarding his future and not give up college experience and a degree unless he is certain that will happen.I have two degrees. I guarantee most NBA players will make a lot more $ in their lifetime than I ever will.
I have two degrees. I guarantee most NBA players will make a lot more $ in their lifetime than I ever will.
Exactly. His raw talent is not going to change with one more year of college. Go make some money. The NBA will find you wherever you play.
I feel like European basketball is like a good living but it's not retire at 40 for the rest of your life money
You couldn't be more wrong. Top European players make very good money. Heck even guys in Asia make good coin and treated like celebrities. Just ask Stephon Marbury.
They might not be able to retire at 40- but they will make more than most people by age 40.
So im right?You couldn't be more wrong. Top European players make very good money. Heck even guys in Asia make good coin and treated like celebrities. Just ask Stephon Marbury.
They might not be able to retire at 40- but they will make more than most people by age 40.
Luca DoncicTrue that. Even so, how many NBA players do know started their careers in overseas, and became starts in the NBA. It think Wigginton can be a star in the next level.