Farnham: Wiseman’s decision is an indictment of the one-and-done rule (1: 37) Sean Farnham breaks down James Wiseman’s decision to leave Memphis to prepare for the NBA draft. (1: 37)


projected No. 3 pick
Per the NCAA, Hardaway’s $ 1 million donation to the school in 2017 made him a booster and therefore his payment to Wiseman’s mother was an improper benefit. The school vowed to appeal the NCAA’s ruling, and Wiseman’s lawyers filed for a temporary injunction that allowed Wiseman to play while the investigation continued. But the NCAA announced the 29 – game suspension last month and the school lost its appeal.The Tigers are 7-0 without Wiseman, a streak that includes Saturday’s (************************************************************************** – (win
“I think this was a building win for us, meaning like everybody in that building, from the trainer to the [graduate assistants] to the managers, everybody that had any part to do with these kids just getting prepared and ready to go to play this game, “Hardaway said. “It takes everybody, man. As a team, you can only keep preaching: We’re down, but we’re not out. And we just keep fighting.”
With the team’s success sans Wiseman and previously pending return of the projected lottery pick, Memphis seemed capable of evolving into a national title contender. The ceiling for the program, however, is lower now with Wiseman’s departure.
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