Sad to see him go, the writing was on the wall unfortunately. Where do we think he lands?
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Super talented. Didn’t work out here but hope he thrives elsewhere…unless he’s playing us.
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That’s disappointing. He showed some glimpses of greatness, but never found his role. As far as his next stop? I’m guessing BYU — maybe he’s homesick they’d certainly pay him better.
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Have not seen any public posting on it.
Nothing from Harwell, UH or JD.
We’ve been fortunate when it comes to retention, but now that we are landing 5* and high 4s, this could become more common. Seems like a great kid, wish him well unless he’s playing us.
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If true, I bet UH can find a player with a better ROI.
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Disappointing, I was hoping he’d come back.
Best of luck to him.
Given his likely cost, I wouldn’t be surprised if this one was mutual.
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I heard he was always supposed to be one and done. 
He deserved to lose his playing time and needed to get better to earn it back
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Money better spent elsewhere for a more proven commodity.
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Crazy we have to think like a GM, such is college basketball these days
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Boo-urns
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If im him i try to land back out west somewhere closer to home and at a good mid major like SDSU, UNLV or Utah State. Needs a place where he can get his confidence back and have the ball in his hands more
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He was coming off an injury.
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I hate to loose him, but he’s the biggest question mark on the team. His ceiling is still very high - yet his floor seemed to go down as the season progressed
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Please…no more one-and-done freshmen.
One-and-done players should be talented juniors with extensive experience at other programs.
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Are we getting the short end of the deal with him leaving or is this better for everybody? I feel a little worried about this.
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Thank you for your service.
I wonder if the we would have won over Holt if he knew about about Harwell leaving sooner.
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