In Reply to: Re: It's possible, according to the BRO guys, posted by imdatdude on April 12, 2024 at 12:33:24
Seemed more like a wing or PF type. At 6'7 or 6'8, that isn't generally the size of a post player, particularly in the BIG which the Bruins will be in next season. But as far as your friend's comments, Dailey was a freshman last year and many freshmen, no matter how talented, aren't mature enough at first to do all of the things a mature/experienced player would do. I would expect as he matures, he will do those things a lot better (rebounding, defense,etc). Even so, he averaged near 5 rebounds a game and had a couple of games where he grabbed 11 rebounds. I'd guess that is what Cronin may see in him but it's not a done deal yet.
Since his coach at Okla State (Mike Boynton) has been hired by Michigan's new coach (Dusty May) as his top assistant, some speculate that Dailey could follow Boynton to Michigan.