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Alleva might not know squat about running a football program, but he nailed this basketball hire!
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Waters has that "it" factor and appears to see what's going to happen on the court before it does, in the same vein as CP3 and LeBron. Obviously he doesn't have either's physical gifts (5'11" appears to be pushing it) but it was clear from that first game against Alcorn State that he is something special. He's been the best player on the team from the moment he stepped on the floor.
The fact that he might actually stay at LSU a few years and play with the blue chip incoming freshman that are waiting in the wings is a scary thought for a mediocre SEC. It's hard to believe how quickly Wade turned this team around considering how far it had fallen under Jones.
I haven't been this excited about LSU basketball after a season since I was a kid.
Welp...
Tremont Waters has declared for the NBA draft. As long as he doesn't sign with an agent, he can make the choice to return by May 30th. There are 181 people who have declared for the NBA out of 62 draft choices.
That's basically what I got out of the article, although there is probably a better word for it that "declare". That's probably more accurately used by the NFL, which is more popular and the lexicon is bleeding over. I believe that Waters will be able to attend the NBA combine and get feed back from scouts, but as long as he doesn't sign with an agent he can return to college. I'd like to see the NFL do something similar. Then maybe we'd see more of these guys go undrafted after declaring.
I fully expect to see Waters at LSU for at least a couple more years.