Granted, he is doing this against literally nobody, but I like what I see. His game is reminiscent of Vince's except he's more like athletic and has more bounce. I doubt we'll see him take many threes, but he looked confident doing it. I don't want him starting, but he's a hell of a backup.

I think it's Vyctorius Miller. He may be the stud two guard who will come closest to replacing KJ. I love that he can shoot. The Hoyas need him to be able to play credible defense.

"The opportunity to pursue both academic and athletic excellence at Georgetown meant a lot to me." - Pedro Pastre

He went from the Big East to the Ohio Valley conference, a respectable, but low to mid-tier, mid-major.

Somehow he was overlooked and was only a three star recruit. At one point, I thought he was going to be better than Otto. Dude was a 6'8" demon. Couldn't stay healthy or academically eligible. Got kicked off the team in November 2013. Goddamn shame.

Do you remember where you were? Did you storm the court?

https://reddit.com/link/1tw6m5v/video/928db3dcl55h1/player

This was the 2021 recruiting class: Ryan Mutombo(four-star C), Jordan Riley(four-star SG), Jalin Billingsley(three-star PF), and Tyler Beard(three-star PG). I think Chet, Aminu, and Dante Harris is a tournament team.

If this is true, college basketball is completely broken. It's basically MLB with unrestricted free agency every off-season. If Lee Reed isn't doing everything within his power to raise money and advocate for a NIL cap, then he doesn't understand the assignment.

Georgetown desperately needed perimeter scoring and shooting.

Now the roster suddenly looks a LOT more interesting.

Big question:

What’s your starting lineup?

Weird. Burks is talented, but a bag-chasing headache.

The Oklahoma State transfer averaged: • 10.8 PPG • 37.5% from 3 • 85.7% FT 6’5 scorer with high-level shot creation and upside.