Just Don't Call TYLER HANSBROUGH "PSYCHO T"! Stunted Growth

[@jonbowman]

The Tim Tebow of basketball

[@354allday]

I always said that

[@pettymurphy2243]

I legit wrote the same on here and didn't notice this comment. Great minds. ✊🏾

[@TheyCallMeSledge]

Nah, I'd still give that title to Jimmer Fredette. Jimmer's game was tailor made for college but got exposed quickly in the NBA. Hansbrough's career at least had some longevity before he got pushed out of the league.

[@JeLloydJMJ]

Facts

[@tharris1906]

Definitely

[@ghostmachine3739]

He was SO awkward looking on the court. Just energy

[@inandoutoftheabyss9953]

He was a little more than energy. He had really good instincts on the boards, was a great screen setter, a decent passer, and had decent post skills. 6'8 guys dont make it as far as he did with just energy.

[@Basketballdad0308]

I love this show called Stunted Growth, seeing all the college basketball stars and NBA stars who were stunted...This is like Unsung with basketball players.....Great Channel!!

[@stuntedgrowth]

Thanks fam. Salute

[@Shawn-ho6de]

This is a great channel.....very original

[@354allday]

Tyler Hansbrough has that "my dad is a cop face"

[@stuntedgrowth]

Facts! lol

[@andyvelasquez9488]

😂😂😂

[@k.t.harmon343]

Leave my boy alone 😆🤣🤣🤣

[@randysingleton9192]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@jasonallen3678]

Lmao

[@kyle4391]

Great video. I think he overachieved to be honest. Dude was a work horse and really proved alot of folks wrong. For him to last 7 seasons in the NBA is a test that he got the best out of his talent. His "prime" was college tho.

[@michaelwhitten5401]

I agree. I never thought he would be a star in the NBA. He lasted 7 years, I think for him that really good.

[@kyle4391]

@@michaelwhitten5401 facts.

[@nellydavis7645]

michael whitten he wasn’t a star... a good role player.

[@taoman85]

I agree. I'm surprised he was in the NBA that long. Smart of him to go to China.

[@Nomorehats]

He was never a starter. To go from poty to benchwarmer can't be getting the most out of your potential

[@localone1597]

His game was 20 years too late. His game was suited for the 80s and before. Goes to show your high school and most college coaches don't really prepare you for the next level. They just want what you can do for them now. Its up to you to work on your own to prepare yourself for the next level.

[@sjnorthmusic]

Exactly these coaches do play apart in stunting players growth

[@bosswray54]

I’m a Carolina fan but we all knew he wasn’t going to be a good pro. His game doesn’t translate. He could have been a decent roll player in the right system. Basically he’s the Tim Tebow of college basketball. With that being said I still love the guy. He’s one of the greats of the ACC.

[@loonertic7337]

Subscribe to my channel..!!

[@Truecrimecommunity]

He sat the bench in highschool his sophomore year & we would smash them! Me and one of my team mates were the most famous local players in southern Missouri during this time , and then out of blue, from 1 season to the next this kid turned into a freak show! He couldn’t walk and chew gum at the same time & then 1 year later winning state titles and getting D1 offers, I mean freaking crazy! Went on to get the goat! Just so crazy to think about for me knowing he never saw the floor for a couple years of high school. But we all know how the rest went! Which is crazy! Missouri Legend , UNC legend , NCAA Legend!

[@AndreaBaixinho]

Hansbrough was probably the perfect college player. He had just the right game for college. Super motivated, too. But if you want to make it to the pros, you have to be able to adapt your game to what you are required to do at the pro level, otherwise you won't last long

[@zzcc229]

Was he like Greyson Allen of North Carolina

[@Mo1683]

AndreaBaixinho 🤔...Sooo, then by ya’ long ass thesis statement. His “perfectness” should’ve translated over to the pro’s.

[@AndreaBaixinho]

@@Mo1683 not really, I said he was perfect for college. But what he did well in college, he wasn't able to do in the NBA, and he wasn't able to change his game and adapt to the pro game which required more shooting and more bball iq

[@nikeetime7581]

He was Psycho T, until Metta World Peace got in his face, the he thought not once but TWICE!!

[@kenzt3649]

Kenneth Laurel there's always someone bigger you seen what happen when Ben Wallace wanted smoke w artest he turned the left cheek

[@nikeetime7581]

@Andre Ricardo Bryant yeah, he was supposedly a tough player. When he Froze up like that, now the rest of the league knows he's vulnerable when the going gets tough !

[@nikeetime7581]

@Andre Ricardo Bryant yeah, the look on his face, looked like he said "my bad let me buy you a drink"! Lol

[@taoman85]

He was smart to not change Meta cuz he would've gotten his ass kicked. On the other hand, if he did go at him a fight probably would've been broken up. I'm surprised he didn't work on his jumper, especially his 3 point shot.

[@LonnieLBrown]

@@nikeetime7581 Most of the guys in the league are posers until you get them in the right situations.

[@MikeLoveThyself]

He had a hell of a college career, he lasted a good while in the nba

[@eugenespruill4400]

Mahmoud Abdul Rauf we need this brother

[@lexjohnson5544]

Eugene Spruill he did bro already

[@eugenespruill4400]

@@lexjohnson5544 I looked for it brother. I can't find it by Stunted Growth anywhere. If you know where it is send me the link respect

[@lucifer41090]

Tu halloway.

[@nicholasturner7931]

Eugene Spruill yeah most people don’t know how good rauf was.

[@AfG_313]

Mahmoud is my guy bro I see him a lot at our masque go to. Well when he can make it. Up until this day he’s an amazing shooter. His nba career got ruined cause he didn’t stand for national anthem after that they got on his line and really faded away after that

[@michaeljolicoeur2660]

I always knew Hansbrough was going to have a hard time at the next level. I enjoyed his work ethic on the court. However, he had no lateral quickness on the defensive end and couldn't shoot. Great artitude, and tough as nails though. Stunted great video again. Hope the youngins are taking notes.

[@mperformance3502]

I met this guy when I worked at the movie theatre during high school in Durham. He was wearing full UNC gear at the mall. He asked for free popcorn and drinks bcs of he’s Tyler. He was with his brother too lmao

[@joshtaylor8304]

M Performance did he get free popcorn nd drink lol

[@mperformance3502]

Nope. He rudely walked off

[@stuntedgrowth]

Lol! Could def see him exactly how you explained it

[@thomastripp9002]

Interesting story. I assume it was at Southpoint, since I went to NCCU from 2008-12.

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

Sounds like Tyler has a mini version of Ben Rethlesbarger, with that "Don't you know who I am" arrogance.

[@AndreaBaixinho]

I've noticed that a lot of players have better seasons as juniors than seniors. This happens a lot for stunted growth features. When they return for their senior year, they damage their draft stock

[@bobbysmoove4796]

And more teams key in on their weaknesses

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

My issue with the game changing is only in the US we adapt to other countries playing style and basketball is our game. That's like Brazilians trying to play soccer like Americans.

[@javierlandaverde4108]

that is a bad comparison, soccer is more of a collective sport and in Brazil it's more about individualistic. Just guys doing things on there own, bo team cohesion

[@CRLKLL]

Basketball was invented in Canada. Not the United States.

[@lefty206]

@@CRLKLL no it wasn't. it was invented in America, by a Canadian

[@pillarsofserpents]

good vid. I was and will always be a huge Hansbrough fan. that kid wanted to win a national championship so bad. just watch those 2009 reruns of the tournament. hell of a competitor and leader

[@ggarfias81]

My recommendation made it! Thanks man. I had some more names for you. Salim Stoudemire. Yi Jianlin. Greg Oden. Pervis Ellison. Danny Ferry.

[@michaelwhitten5401]

I felt Tyler ceiling in the NBA was always rotation player, period. I thought he only lasted 5 years turned out to be 7.

[@rashb3994]

I always felt he could be a hybrid between Bill Liambeer and Dennis Rodman energy wise if he had embraced his psycho T label. You are spot on about that Artest moment being defining. Liambeer would've fought Artest without hesitation and Rodman would've taunted him, gotten him to throw a punch first, then backed off with his hands up like he's an innocent girl scout. That could've been psycho T had he embraced it.

[@burneraccount2428]

Laimbeer neva fought anybody... he jus gave dirty fouls, then prayed to not get his a$$ kicked

[@rashb3994]

@@burneraccount2428 Laimbeer got in a fight with Barkley, and I don't recall him running from anyone but I agree he gave the dirtiest of fouls and would only get menacing if the person was only already on the ground recovering.

[@fredricksmith-something.2125]

@@burneraccount2428 He did fight lol.

[@iPLAYwitMyDik]

Let’s be honest. Ron Artist is scary mf 99% of league would back off

[@rattlehead54321]

I dont think he would have been an all star in the 2000s but a solid player for sure. The difference between Tim Duncan and Tyler Hansbrough was that Tim was a little bit more skilled, a lot more intelligent, taller and longer, and had way better coaching in the NBA.

[@stuntedgrowth]

Good point!

[@1983khd]

Player of the year award was Bullsh*t. We all know Beasley dominated college Basketball that year def was favoritism. Beasley nearly avg 30ppg 15rb.

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

True

[@BrooklynBalla]

Pete Rock lol you edited it from Durant,but ya Beasley was way better

[@CBarber22]

It was 26/12 on an 11 loss team at the time of voting for Beasley. Hansbrough had 23/10 on a 2 loss team. Beasley had no chance, 3 points and 2 rebounds doesn't make up for 9 losses

[@freelancehoneybadger4567]

@@CBarber22 best answer ever......#Tarheels

[@1983khd]

@@CBarber22 which part of nearly 30 & 15 you didn't get. This is a freshmen avg 26 & 12 with no help and tyler was on a team that was pretty stack and was a senior. Kansas State was on the map due to Beasley being the best player that year idc was anyone says he was unguardable and best player in college.

[@YUNGFRESH25bklyn]

He was all energy but had literally no moves

[@freelancehoneybadger4567]

And still dominated college hoops

[@freelancehoneybadger4567]

@NoHope7 I know that's why you spoke on it LMAO. ✌👋

[@jwalls1223]

HE HAD GREAT TOUCH IN THE PAINT HE USED TO MAKE THAT CONTACT TOSS UP LAYUP EVERYTIME HE WAS FUCKING UNSTOPPABLE..

[@captaininsano5858]

@@freelancehoneybadger4567 still had no moves though 🤷‍♂️

[@freelancehoneybadger4567]

@@captaininsano5858 LMAO see my comment....didn't say that he did. Said and "still dominated"

[@krich5755]

He was an average player at best in the NBA.

[@celticsmaniac18]

I seen him a bunch at games when I use to get autographs and he would never sign so I gave up. My little brother was the only one to ask him once and he completely blew him off. He is in fact a psycho especially if you saw the look in his eyes

[@davidhadley1391]

I'm an alumni of where he went to high school and came after him. I saw him a few times come through in the off-season to visit as I was an athlete myself but I never drooled over the guy like a lot of the other kids. Right after he got drafted he came home for a "Tyler Hansbrough Day" and they dedicated thencourt to him. One of the junior high kids were at the gym and saw him and were in awe and asked him for his autograph and he got mad at the kid for asking because he was only coming into the building we were in to work out.

[@stakkkennedy4413]

Thank u for this one bro, ( I think I might have requested this one too ) but I remember growing up watching him bully & be tough at NC, but one Ron Ron tester his gangsta he was never the same again.. #Salute

[@dalvindevine3491]

Danny Ferry from Duke had the same accolades but was a top 3 pick. Short career in the NBA as a player but he's having lengthy career as an executive in league

[@Nyfancam01]

I'm a HUGE UNC fan... Tyler was the very best I ever saw at UNC. He fucking gave it 110% basically all the time. And that is rare.... His numbers say enough! And that 09 Title was legendary !!! WHAT A TEAM !

[@juicyjay8642]

As a die hard Tar Heel fan and Tyler fan, I must admit that I knew he wouldn’t be a great pro. When you look at that 09 title team, he was the weakest link in terms of pro potential. Ty Lawson had the speed. Green and Ellington were good/great shooters with decent athleticism. Ed Davis and Tyler Zeller had size and length. Nonetheless I’m forever grateful for what he did for us.

[@TisGOBBLEdeGOOK]

Nigga what?

[@earlhines1826]

They need to change The basketball HOF. Tyler Hansbrough should be in the college basketball HOF

[@Mo1683]

Earl Hines No he shouldn’t.

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

Ricky Davis - Iowa

[@CBarber22]

See the Dion Waiters vid, same story

[@tcwilson815]

He was a player that definitely would've benefitted leaving school early he was a hussle man if he would've switched his game up it would've possibly worked out

[@kenzt3649]

Do a trae Jefferson short dude but very entertaining and I think he could have made it to the league

[@buzzerbeater3350]

I thought he would be another Dave Cowens in the best case scenario . In the worst case scenario he would be like Chris Dudley.

[@chrispy2014]

Great Vid!. I'll never forget that dunk on 7'8" Kenny George or the nastiest elbow ever from Gerald Henderson. Could you please, please do a Joe Alexander video? Top ten pick, ELITE athlete, and....gone, just like that.

[@johngittings281]

Alexander was picked by my favorite team (the Bucks). I liked it at the time. He seemed to have a skill set that would work well in the league. Unfortunately, it just didn’t happen that way.

[@mamamo1639]

Love your comment against coaches that box players in post play. I always hate the way bill self uses his bigman to do the high low play where in the big man will just stand in the ft line waiting while the other big finds post position down low. There where no skills in that kind of game just using size heft bruise

[@DonWonn25]

Another banger bro my man PSYCO T!!!! Keep grindin bro!! Waiting on tht Paul McPherson and Stunted Growth(yourself)

[@stuntedgrowth]

Thanks fam. You think Paul was expected to be big? People are asking for him, but I don't get why.

[@DonWonn25]

My opinion I thought he was tough. A guard w/size(weight) scrappy on defense. Just seem to never get that break... Also I would like to see a stunted growth(yourself) video

[@sithsoldier98]

Thanks for the video 🤙🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@aaronhutchinson885]

Product of how water down college was and is now. Once HS players and now 1ndone is booming, 4 year guys for the most part are similar guys who reclass in HS and are 15 playing against 13 yr old. For the most part they will dominate bc they are physically bigger. Appreciate this one. I will say he improved in college every year, playing hard is a skill a lot of ppl can learn from and someone wrote the tebow of college hoops Spot on comparison!

[@loubandz3138]

Love your work!! Would love to see Manny Harris , Darius Morris or even better Trey Burke !

[@jaycurry5593]

I'm a Michigan fan, Manny and Trey were my guys

[@frankernest3712]

He looked like he saw a ghost when Metta got in his face

[@sportingminds3311]

Another great video, your channel is super underrated

[@stuntedgrowth]

SportingMinds Thank you man. Appreciate that 💯

[@africasupreme3]

This video was amazing, channel is extremely underrated

[@DanielRGonza]

😅 who remembers when Birdman got suspended for pushing hansborough in the playoffs

[@junkwaxjunkie-1]

Dunked on the NBA guys in a pickup game at UNC and yelled "WEIGHT ROOM!!" 💪🏾💪🏾 Keep the UNC legends coming. Zeller, Paige, Meeks.

[@bjnt92281]

I didn’t think he’d be star coming into the league but at the very least I thought he would be a Charles Oakley type of player. But him backing down from Metta and the league switching up on him did him in.

[@Dudesaidthat]

Jimmer ferdett would be a good one next

[@tonykartracer8032]

What the?! Didn't know Frodo played basketball too! Amazing.

[@Nyfancam01]

Yep. 4-0 at TYLER Indoors!

[@kck08bro30]

Vid is mad on point yo! You the man bro! Vids dope AF!

[@jayjohnson7646]

@StuntedGrowth can you do a video on Mike Jones. He was the number 1 player in the nation in 2006 and he went Lower Richland High School. He was the Jordan Classic MVP with Hansborough in 2006 or 07. He committed to Syracuse in 2006. Mike was a baller to. 6'7 220-230 SG. Dude had a step back that was impossible to defend. I played against him all the time in Columbia SC.

[@YouKnoDaVibes]

Love this channel you should do some live stream Q&A... give ppl a chance to get to know u a lil more!

[@dustinfoster4944]

I'm gonna be honest, he was from a town not far from me and in our area in the past 20 years theres been 3 NBA players Tyler his brother Ben and Otto Porter. Yea Tyler wasn't the greatest but he still made it to the NBA and thats something most of us will never say.

[@jeanvaljean7544]

Maybe you can do a video about josh mcroberts, he was very versatile but why didn't he become an important role player?

[@localone1597]

The chances he would have been a star in any era is slim to none. Huge difference between college and pro. How often did he play in college someone as big, as strong and as skilled. In the league, most games that other guy is bigger, stronger and more skilled. But everyone doesn't have to be a star. I call 7 years a success. Nothing to be ashamed of.

[@kentadams4589]

I'm a UNC grad. I was there when MJ played. I was a season ticket holder at Wake Forest and UNC. Tim Duncan was the greatest player I ever saw play the game. His mind just worked much faster than the other two. I saw a lot of players between 1981 and 2010, the years I had season tickets. No player was as good as Duncan in my opinion.

[@johnallenbailey1103]

👀

[@johnallenbailey1103]

You must just mean in college... and that still wouldn't be true.

[@lawrenceperry2165]

Gotta do Deron Williams bro!!!

[@morgankyree]

Tyler Hansbrough would've made a great small ball center in today's league. If Aron Baynes and Theis could make a niche in the NBA present day I could definitely see him doing it too. He wasn't able horrible shooter either when he wanted to be and definitely would've been at least an average shooter for a center.

[@ImManley]

He was 6’9 an undersized small forward and came up in an era where if you were a big you get yelled at for taking the ball 🏀 up court or even attempting to shoot a three pointer!!!!

[@jaycurry5593]

"6' 9 undersized small forward" what?? 😆😆😆

[@bdunny4246]

Can you do one on Khalid El ameen? Best high school player the state of Minnesota has ever had!

[@bigglilwayne7050]

Especially when Artest was leaving himself open for a biscuit with that 2 piece, cant back down right there bro!!

[@JIDimes]

I’m a big fan of your channel bro. Keep it up.💯

[@BjtheLawyer_]

Could you do Greivis Vasquez NEXT?

[@Mo1683]

YoungGeezer_ That would’ve made a whole lot more sense than this waste of content.

[@sadmyspaceuser]

YoungGeezer_ injuries

[@Mo1683]

What “Stunted Growth” he literally & legitimately wasn’t a problem for anybody. All he was, was a glorified “Great White Hope” for American White Big Men, is all.

[@chudinwike2777]

Yea dude had no skills transferable to the NBA

[@freelancehoneybadger4567]

Come on fellas. He was a problem let's be honest lol

[@Mo1683]

Charles Hutchen III 🙏🏾Please, Sire👑🙏🏾enlighten us, stragglers💁🏾‍♂️

[@freelancehoneybadger4567]

@@Mo1683 lmao. The man already did. If you even watched him then you saw. Miss me wit that soft shit homie.....

[@freelancehoneybadger4567]

Emojis make the man.......or do they?! LMAO

[@ngarci8040]

Reminds me a bit of Danny Manning, although Manning had a longer career & was a two time allstar but same outstanding NCAA career but not much in the NBA...

[@scottworley1479]

Why do some people hate on Tyler? This guy is decorated at a school that has put out more nba players than most colleges. Some things i disagree with. Tyler had good advisers around him, probably the best in the country. People who knew how the nba worked. His parents were there at all his games. Coaches and parents most certainly would have advised him to leave if his stock was up. Tyler went to the nba when he knew he would be a lottery pick, guaranteed millions just for that. If he had left after his sophmore or even junior year there is no guarantee he woulddve gotten that. Even as a senior and coming off an impressive national championship season he still only went number 13 in the draft. A year sooner it probably wouldnt have been anywhere near that. He still made his millions. Tyler will never have to worry about money. If he ever did want to work again the carolina family is always there to help him. Thats priceless.

[@Tr1gga3]

Might as well do Josh McRoberts next

[@treyblands7275]

You have to do Dominic Cheek, McDonald’s all American, Jordan brand classic one of the best shooting guards in a class that featured John Wall, Boogie, and lance stephenson and also he’s my Cuzzo lol but really

[@DanielRGonza]

Been waiting on this one

[@Mo1683]

Jabrony 🤨 You a lie

[@davidprice4777]

Do Doug Smith AKA Detroit MacKenzie, University of Missouri Boston Celetics/Dallas Mavericks Tou do a great job with your research, unbiased Critiques,and strength/weaknesses of this players.God Bless you Bro.

[@virgillesaca]

i love this channel great work

[@Floyd_Payweather]

We need Nolan smith and most duke point gaurds!!

[@harryfisher1272]

Do Roy Hibbert next dude was a monster and just kinda washed out he'd be perfect and keep up the good work loving this channel as any basketball fan should

[@danielelez4863]

His midrange in 2k11 made him ideal for fantasy draft association modes

[@johndoe-gh2or]

he was a senior during the time where the NCAA was turning out underdeveloped freshmen trying to go pro after the first year.

[@scottworley1479]

They put a target on him in th NBA it seemed. They were just jealous of Tyler dunking on them.

[@tellysavalas6403]

He should've been kept in the league for dunking on KG

[@royaldavis640]

7 seasons is longer than I thought he would be in the nba

[@whatsthebigfndeal]

He might be the best college player I've ever seen but I don't think many people expected him to do much in the league. He just didn't play above the rim or have the skills facing the basket like guys his size have to have to be an impact player. As far as him playing all 4 years at Carolina, he was in a different situation than a lot of guys. His dad is a very successful surgeon and a multi-millionaire so there was no pressure to help his family, financially, and if he had gotten injured it wouldn't have been the end of the world.

[@calebstalcup_704]

You just earned my sub and like. Go Heels

[@stuntedgrowth]

💯💯

[@mervo2379]

My bmore players Malcolm d, jack mclintion, Ricky Harris , Cleveland Melvin ,Shawn Rogers etc...most of my bmore lead their college conferences

[@itsREALTALKTV]

Love you content i binge watch regularly. You know your stuff !! Do #1TJ Ford from Texas drafted to Mikwaukee and was on the And1 mix tapes with #2 James White from Florida/Cincinatti went to Spurs known for his 48 inch vert #3 Julius Hodges from Bronx street legend played for NC Wolpack drafted to Denver #4. The Two Eric Williams one from Wake Forest Chris Paul Center Undrafted Other Eric Williams from New Jersey went to Providence drafted to Boston Was on Basketball wives

[@jf6441]

One of most overhyped college players. I knew he was going to be big trash in the league.

[@jaridatkinson4907]

Fax

[@rickymedina4428]

Sam dekker from Wisconsin! Beat that awesome kentucky team in final 4 but had a brief nba career !

[@loonertic7337]

Subscribe to my channel!!.

[@Peace7God]

Great episode

[@southwest702]

He's made the crowd erupt many of times in the NBA and got playoff minutes. He needs a top ten

[@PowerGearPerformance]

His game just didn't translate to the NBA in the 2000's. Didn't have the athleticism either. He fitted well in the college system. Athleticism and ball handling would allow him to be a shot creator, which means better scorer, better defender,better threat to open the game up for others. He was strong, worked hard and had the right mindset though. The game changed? Well if he had developed the essential fundamentals or skillsets from the beginning, he would have lasted longer.

[@johnconnor210]

Tyler Hansbrough just never had the size to compete in the NBA

[@thankyoujodi]

Or really any developed skills, which forced him to bang with bigger, stronger dudes

[@Magicstockton]

5:55 he had a little handles. He could’ve lasted longer. He should’ve worked harder.

[@stuntedgrowth]

yup

[@drphot6050]

Tyler: Oh my bad bro! Metta Wolrd War: That's what I thought! Me: Hahaha

[@k.t.harmon343]

My boy arguably the Goat 🐐 at Unc real shit look at the numbers !!!!

[@RicardoHernandez-vk7ft]

He looked like he wasn't ment to play basketball 🏀 but then again look at his college career

[@GTR1nissan]

Who remembers when Udonis Haslem clothes lined him in the playoffs to teach him a lesson after a dirty foul on Dwayne Wade

[@jessiahbethea9004]

damn used to run with this guy with the raptors on 2K, we early as hell for this one!!

[@cameronasencio8342]

Have you done a Josh Smith vid?

[@Jburneyjr]

Him staying I think allowed him to play in the league for as long as he did. He knew he wasn't a shooter, and at 6'9 he wasn't big enough to be a bruiser in the league. Or he wasn't athletic enough to take advantage of match ups.

[@ImGonnasayit]

As a UNC fan I knew this guy would be at best a solid rotation guy maybe you’re starting pf. So no shock he couldn’t survive. I mean Tim Duncan would of.

[@apostleinthemaking]

I'm a UNC fan and though he wasn't going to do well in the NBA just because I saw the game changing. At max he would be a role player. Wpuld have been great if drafted late 90's early 00's. Love the guy though

[@mxhughes]

Deep down I think Hansbrough knew he wasn't that good which is why he stayed in college as long as he did.The mid to late 2000's had the same concept as today's time when it came to leaving early for the draft if you doing well.There's no reason a guy averaging at least 18ppg for years in college while also being heavily acclaimed would stick around if he felt he was good enough for the pros.Dude could've been a lottery pick all those years.So to win a national title but end up being a 13th pick when you easily coulda been a top 5 pick years prior is bittersweet but like I said dude had to have felt he wasn't nba level good so he maxed out where he felt he'd get the most bang for his buck

[@cappy2282]

...he had 'alotta heart"

[@harvardblue972]

Banged on Garnett... LOL!