He is eligible for the 2023 draft too so he can leave after this year. Only eligible by 14 days lolHe always wanted to go to SC, when they fired Frank Martin it opened the door for UNC, he committed there but then reclass became an option, UNC doesn’t have a spot, SC did and they had built a relationship with him.
I just don't understand the appeal of going to SC over UNC. Not in men's hoops anyway.
If it really is all about relationships (and maybe NIL), then kudos to the kid for putting that above just playing for a blue blood.
This SC’s version of an Anthony Edwards at Georgia season?
Somewhat. GG is nowhere near the player Edwards was though, and UGA at least had Wheeler to compliment Edwards.
It seems to be a bad business decision, but I assume he's always wanted to be a Cock if he's flipping from UNC, and almost committed under Frank Martin.
In his eyes, it’s a good business decision, because GG is only doing this to get to the league faster. I don’t think he cares much about winning in his one-year in the SEC.
In watching NC in the tourney, their 2 ball handling guards appeared to be heavy shoot first types? Might be hard for a wing type to get the ball passed his way much on that roster?One year at UNC will likely lead to a better draft position than SC. He plays off ball. If you don't have anybody who can consistently get him the ball to show his skill-set - he's going to drop. If the issue is with UNC not having room for this upcoming season, then he should look for a better situation than SC. Going to SC is not a business decision.
In watching NC in the tourney, their 2 ball handling guards appeared to be heavy shoot first types? Might be hard for a wing type to get the ball passed his way much on that roster?