Frank Burlison knows more about basketball in SoCal than just about anyone so I would say it’s pretty much a lock he’s dead on with this one. But it’s not like he’s going out on a limb. I think any rational fan this year knew that JH was one-and-done before he even stepped on campus, no matter how well or poorly he played.
I agree with N that I hope he makes his decision so everyone can just move on and concentrate on the players who want to be part of the team next year.

has the class to hire an agent early if he knows for sure he is going to leave. If we lose him we lose him, and Frank Burlison is as respected as they come. This also brings up the point, based on UNC winning the championship game last night, on how important it is for these big programs to keep their players if they truly want to make a run at the championship. UNC never wins the title if UCLA keeps Love, Westbrook, or LRMAM….or if Kansas keeps Rush and Chalmers……or if Memphis keeps Rose and Douglas-Roberts. My point is not to “put down” the accomplishments of UNC, but to simply point out that if a program like UNC, or UCLA, or Kansas is lucky enough to keep their studs into their senior or junior years, they have a great shot at being a National Champion if the other great programs can’t keep theirs. Having a Hansbrough, or a Green for four years and having them compete against teams with alot less experience and talent, makes for a recipe for success. No sour grapes, just the facts. I have alot of respect for Hansbrough, Green, and Lawson, but having so much experience was a huge advantage. However, kudo’s to them for staying and setting a great example. Those guys had alot of pride in UNC and it showed in their desire and play. However, I truly believe that a team of Westbrook at the point, Collison at the shooting guard, LRAMM at the small forward, AA at the power forward spot, and KL at center…..with Shipp and the rest coming off the bench………………would have destroyed UNC. Not reality, but a nice dream nonetheless.:)