We say this every year "this class is weak", "the draft next year is going to be weak", "college basketball is so weak this year". None of that is true and there's no way anyone knows what the strength of next years draft is going to be at this point in time. Especially when we have no idea who is reclassifying or who is jumping to the league. Plus there are players like Shai that come out of nowhere.With how weak 2019 draft is supposed to be PJ would be a fool not to wait one year. That's not from my fandom point of view, but money wise for him. Maybe not get drafted 1st round this year or possible lottery pick next year. I mean use your head. I have to assume he will and will be back.
But if the draft, recruiting classes and college basketball are "weak" every year, shouldn't we just say that they are just average?
When was the last strong college basketball season, draft or recruiting class? 1983? We've called them all "weak" every year since then.
I feel like the game is getting better (minus officiating) and I feel like incoming players are so much better than they used to be because there are so many camps, training programs and summer leagues that these kids are involved in prior to coming to college.