Wesley Yates III

As Washington, it has not been great for them ever since they come on over to the Big Ten.

Now, if you get a fully healthy Wesley Yates, I do think that the arrow's trending up a little bit.

Lawon Watts returns to the state where he played to begin with.

I think that he was both at Eastern Washington and Washington State.

For Danny Sprinkle, he was a really good coach over at Montana State, did a nice job over at Utah State as well.

Just hasn't happened for him quite yet.

Now, Lawon Watts is an upside guy that I like, and you bring back We- Wesley Yates.

If Wesley Yates is healthy, that's gonna help out quite a bit.

Now it is quite literally among the three or so worst in the league, and as a result, you've only got so much you can do.

Uh, Wesley Yates is back.

I think that's important.

Uh, they brought in a solid, uh, uh, lead guard in Ryan Beasley, who's out of San Francisco, Lewan Watts from Texas Tech.

He was a wild card.

I don't necessarily fault him for losing that guy, but you know, losing Wesley Yates back to Washington, that was a blow.

Yep.

Uh, you know, it just.

I remember watching him and being impressed.

But, you know, as far as returning players, they're relying on Wesley Yates, who averaged $12.

.7 a game last year to come in and be the primary scoring option.

A couple other guys who are mentioned as potential contributors.

I think he's a solid power compass contributor and consistent, but solid.

I would throw Wesley Yates in that conversation as well.

But outside of those three where you're like, yeah, it's pretty solid, there's not a lot to like there.

It does feel like Sprinkle is being Jerome Tanged a little bit here, where, remember, Tang had a ton of money, spent it very loudly on big-name players, didn't work out.