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Yea man I have no idea who will transfer but I agree it will happen. Just seems like a lost cause to get into it. The one thing I've learned in basketball is point guards can usually play 2 without issue, so my guess is Mann plays more 2 with Nembhard on the floor because Nembhards vision is solid, hes already distributing the ball at about the same pace Chiozza did last year. So as long as Mann doesnt actually become offensively ****ed like Nembhard then he could just play the 2. But we'll see. Too early to tell. I'm just surprised Nembhard is so damn inept, I thought he would be an upgrade over Chiozza because of his size, I did not see a paltry 7 a game from him
I agree that two PG can play together easily. Also many guys advertised as PGs in recruiting are not pure PGs like Nembhard is. So perhaps Mann is less of a true PG compared to Nembhard.
I personally have been reasonably pleased with Nembhard this year. I have complained about him getting beat back door at least once a game, but he uses his size well. He does try to score and is not a terrible shooter despite the ugly shot. I see less a hitch in his shot than it is a slow old man's set shot. Still he gets it off in college basketball. He also has struggled with FTs down the stretch in several games and a PG can not do that. Still he has very good court vision, can score some both inside and out and does not defer too much and rebound a little too.
BTW, I did a study a while back about what basketball players are one and done. (I think Boynton or maybe Boynton and Hill prompted me to look at it.) It turns out that most of about the top 7 or 8 players go each year and then the rest are scattered among the top 100 players. Well Nembhard was the consensus 25th player, so the chance of him being one and done were never really high, but again he might feel recruited over with Mann so you never know for sure.