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Perhaps Tillery was given an offer and his agent valued it as too little.Comment
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Sounds like a high motor / energy type of player. Shooting free throws, not fouling as much, and better shot selection overall are things can be coached if a coach has the wherewithal to do so. I would take a chance on this guy especially for the eagerness to go get some reboundsSome noise around Jayden Hastings, 6'9" defensive specialist C from Boston College. Posted a 2.3 BPM in his sophomore season (negative 1.2 OBPM with a 3.5 DBPM). Low usage on offense and a poor FT shooter (under 50% for his career) but an elite shot blocker (8% block rate, top 10 in the portal among players with 20+ mpg) and a good rebounder (11% OReb). Fouls almost 6 times per 40 minutes. Would be a nice complement to Allenspach when we need some rim protection.Comment
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It depends. If you look at the full season maybe not. But if you look at Tillery the last 3 weeks or so you could see he was figuring it out, and he was the most dynamic guard on the roster. I haven’t checked any stats to back that up, just going by what I saw. If Wes had just played him late in the UCF game, UC probably would have won and Wes would probably still be here.
At this point, I’d love to have either Riley or Tillery.Last edited by longtimefan; 04-21-2026, 06:05 PM.Comment
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Tillery would be redundant now that we have Perryman. They fill the same role, both second year true PGs that showed potential but struggled in the areas typical of freshmen: fouls and turnovers. They each had a 26% turnover rate, which basically unplayable. He did play very well in the B12 tourney, but right before that in the last game of the season he committed 3 fouls in just 14 minutes. A week before that he turned it over 3 times against OK St. He had three 4 turnover games in conference play despite limited minutes. Tillery can still develop into a great player, but we shouldn't count on it next year. Perryman is in the same situation (though he posted a much better BPM because he gets to the rim a lot more than Tillery). You don't need to carry two guys like that. Riley would give us a veteran offensive creator so Perryman can fill the backup role next year.Comment
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What time is Riley supposed to announce?I’d like to keep the entire roster, which might get us off to a better non-conference start next year. 9-9 in the Big 12 should have gotten us in the tournament, it was tge early season losses that killed us. Realistically, I’d like to keep Tillery, Thiam, Abaev, McKinley, Harris, James, but those are the guys everybody else will be after.Comment
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What time is Riley supposed to announce?Tillery would be redundant now that we have Perryman. They fill the same role, both second year true PGs that showed potential but struggled in the areas typical of freshmen: fouls and turnovers. They each had a 26% turnover rate, which basically unplayable. He did play very well in the B12 tourney, but right before that in the last game of the season he committed 3 fouls in just 14 minutes. A week before that he turned it over 3 times against OK St. He had three 4 turnover games in conference play despite limited minutes. Tillery can still develop into a great player, but we shouldn't count on it next year. Perryman is in the same situation (though he posted a much better BPM because he gets to the rim a lot more than Tillery). You don't need to carry two guys like that. Riley would give us a veteran offensive creator so Perryman can fill the backup role next year.Comment
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The portal is closed -- no one else can enter (outside of administrative reasons - where paperwork was submitted before last night's deadline and just not processed yet)Comment
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Good for Tillery and Wes, don't know much about the AAC, but Wes will probably have the best starting guard combo in the conference. I expect Tillery will be the starting PG and Jizzle will mostly play off-ball as a SG (which should be better for him).
Wes going to make the NCAA tournament in year one, then make a run to the sweet 16. While Calhoun misses out.
Source: am Cincinnati sports fan, this is what I've come to expect.
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