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What academic program is he coming for?A lot. The big universities often have more and stronger graduate academic programs than the smaller, albeit elite, undergrad schools.
So Martini is the new “glove” is what you’re saying.Wolf who people wanted played vs Princeton. Shot 0-8 with Martini guarding him.
So in other words, neither Martini nor Acuff are what we need to compete. Agree.
We need three players better than who we’ve brought in. God help us.
These two are complementary players that make up a winning strategy. They will compliment Dylan and Ace. Now we need a center and another guard, and this team will be really good next year.’
Even more reason these two shouldnt have been primary targets. I hope Acuff and Martini arent starters. Better use of NIL would have been to use these add on $s on a 5.We only have 2 available scholarships.
Assuming we get a starting center - can only bring in a G or a F. Unless Oskar leaves.
Great article from Jerry... thanks for posting! Go RU!SIAP, insightful article from Jerry
https://www.app.com/story/sports/co...rtini-princeton-transfer-forward/73140232007/
We bid you adieu and farewell Mr.Palmquist, let’s free up another spotWe only have 2 available scholarships.
Assuming we get a starting center - can only bring in a G or a F. Unless Oskar leaves.
Who knows if this is BS or not.. But maybe the goat has one more year left in him. Hes worthy of a spotWe bid you adieu and farewell Mr.Palmquist, let’s free up another spot
I still say the same thing, let’s free up another spot and have Oskar move on. I wanted as much gone as possible from last season’s roster, we may end up only bringing back 3 guys from last year, that is mission accomplished in my view. Would have preferred the 3 we kept were JWill, JMike, and Gavin (knew Cliff was gone) but what are you gonna do…..I like how aggressive RU has been. I said it at season’s end and I’ll say it again, hit the portal early, hit the portal hard and hit the portal as often as possible for new players. We had a ton of dead weight last season, with the incoming freshmen and hopefully a few more additions we are going to be looking at a completely different team next year.Who knows if this is BS or not.. But maybe the goat has one more year left in him. Hes worthy of a spot
I've seen it many times also, especially for PhD programs - we had more than a few in our eng'g/science areas at Merck who graduated from top universities and then got their PhD's at Rutgers - of course proximity was a big factor, but it's not like it was a bad career move for these folks.A lot. The big universities often have more and stronger graduate academic programs than the smaller, albeit elite, undergrad schools.
If Martini is a plus defender I like this soooo much more. I don't expect him to be though. Citing Martini shutting down a 7 footer isn't too relevant if he's guarding athletic 4's in the B1G. It shows his versatility to play some small ball 5 if needed which is a nice plus thoughLooks like Martini can be a three-and-d option at the PF spot and could force defenses to pull a big to the perimeter and open up the paint. He may be a 4th/5th option to score, but the threat of him out there could make things easier for our guards - and give them an outlet to pass to.
His rebounding isn't great, which isn't ideal. He also doesn't create his own offense or have any assists or steals to speak of. He's a good FT shooter but doesn't get to the line.
Teams with star freshmen need vets, though, and from Carino's article he certainly seems like an easy guy to root for.
To be fair to Wolf though, 2 weeks earlier when Princeton played at Yale, Wolf shot 9-15 for 21 points and had 12 rebounds, while Martini was held to 3 points on 1-7 shooting and had 3 rebounds. So I guess it evened out…Wolf who people wanted played vs Princeton. Shot 0-8 with Martini guarding him.
I'll say this about Oskar, he may be a perimeter player, but he has no compunction about mixing it up. Dude has a chip on his shoulder.Love the article. I haven’t watched much of this kid but definitely encouraged by the story abouthim taking that charge. Certain things don’t show up in the stat book. It sounds like he plays defense, which, if true, makes him a good get in my book. I was picturing on Oskar type who just hit more 3s but he sounds more physical than that. He didn’t grab a lot of rebounds but that could be because he was playing out of position at the 5.
What academic program is he coming for?
That’s great !Per Jerry's great article, he's graduating from Princeton with an English degree& is coming to RU to get an MBA from the business school
That’s great !
I assume the number of Princeton graduates with rutgers MBA’s would be an easy number to track !
Very impressive resume this guy will have at 23
More than you think
Well, he is the first Princeton player to transfer to Rutgers in the modern era. So I'm guessing the total number of Princeton ->Rutgers MBAs is very very small.
So he’ll be more of an Andrew Ross Sorkin than a Joe Kernen…which is a good thing.Per Jerry's great article, he's graduating from Princeton with an English degree& is coming to RU to get an MBA from the business school
you shouldn't know who these guys are and should watch Bloomberg if you have to watch morning TV.So he’ll be more of ann Andrew Ross Sorkin than a Joe Kernen…which is a good thing.
I’m very familiar with Bloomberg TV and all the rest of ‘em. I do like to laugh at Kernen when he keeps misreporting what disposable real wages have been doing for the past 18 months though. He’s a laugh riot.you shouldn't know who these guys are and should watch Bloomberg if you have to watch morning TV.
While Princeton's Graduate School is certainly elite, it is actually very small. Rutgers offers many programs that aren't available at Princeton.A lot. The big universities often have more and stronger graduate academic programs than the smaller, albeit elite, undergrad schools.
I think this is EXACTLY what we need on so many fronts.
I think/hope the intangibles could outweigh what he does on the court. He will take charges, he doesn't need shots, he has won NCAA games, he is old and mature, he has been immersed in Princeton's offense and understands concepts.
I joke how bad MartinELLi is on NW, but they made it to the NCAAs with him because Collins understood with Bo Buie and his high usage he didn't need the 3/4 to provide offense. Needed a glue guy that did everything else.