According to Warlick’s high school coach, he is the ultimate team player whose only goal is winning. Warlick, who is known for his relentless intensity and physicality, led his team to back-to-back state titles. He sounds like a perfect fit for Davidson.

I know one thing for sure. To get back into consistent A-10 contention, we need more upperclassmen like Aldridge, Gudmundsson, Gibbs, and Brajkovic. Those guys were flat out winners. TCC.

There may still be time left to shore up our needs, however, I’m starting to worry we may have a positional skill set deficit at point guard.

Should we still expect to hear about a DC portal commitment today?

The Belk Report on Twitter/X reporting that Colgate portal guard Braeden Smith, who we have apparently been pursuing, is leaning toward Gonzaga. Can’t say I’m surprised. He’s from Washington state.

Broadway Joe was paid a $400,000 signing bonus coming out of Alabama, roughly $2 million or so in today’s money. Unlike the $2 million the University of Washington apparently just coughed up for some one-and-done mercenary I’ve never heard of, I believe Namath’s bonus was a veritable bargain.

Obscene for sure, and downright disgusting. Part of the reason I’ve had literally zero interest in the NBA and NFL for years now. Go Cats!

Very interesting and honest commentary from Calipari. I don’t think I’d bet against the guy. He has something to prove. For those that don’t know, he played point guard at UNC-W, before transferring to Clarion.

Our chances may hinge on whether or not we sign an experienced portal point guard who can both shoot and dish. That said, I'm worried.

Based on several recent anecdotes, I don’t get the impression we are pulling big levers in the NIL space.

Well, we sure need him to contribute. I suspect he’ll be much improved.

Does anyone have insight into whether or not the coaching staff anticipates meaningful playing time next season for Mike Loughnane? He was Matt’s first commit as HC but saw very little court action during his freshman year. Hopefully he will be ready and able to contribute at point guard, especially...

Let’s just hope we’re better, noticeably better.

If Brizzi can fix his three point stroke, and stop perpetually driving deep into the paint with nowhere to go, he can become a very solid player. I hope he does.

The best point guards are inherently team first, above all else.