Chapman transferring to Weber?

[Anonymous]

Looks like Kuzma is the last guy with experience in the tourney for Utah. Coach Krysto has pretty much a blank check in my book but I don’t write the checks. Beginning of the end for him?

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Maybe I am over reacting a little but damn Chapman was good talent.  I know he had a death in his family and he regressed but this is getting turrible for this upcoming season.

 

 

[Tony (admin)]

Yeah he has a lot of talent and tools, but he’s a bit of a mental case. I think he underachieved this year from what I expected.

[89ute]

When you look at the giant physical changes Kuzma and Poeltl made in the offseason and contrast that with Chapman, who made NO physical changes, I can’t help to think he’s probably lazy. I was expecting Chapman to gain at least 15-20 pounds and he looked exactly the same as when he walked in as a high schooler. I’m willing to bet he avoided the weight room and off season workouts like the plauge.

Yes, I get he had a death in the family but that does not seem to hold back countless other players who have endured far worse. Keth Van Horn ring a bell?

I have only my observations to go by. His game and body did not change one single bit the whole time he was here. In Larry I trust.

[Staples]

Of the three transfers this is definitely the head scratcher. Wright and Reyes were facing a battle for minutes but Chapman was penciled in as the starter at SF. Disappointing to say the least. I expected him to make the leap this past season and he just never did. But he would show tantalizing flashes that gave you hope. I wish him all the best at Weber (if that’s where he ends up) and will now hope that Kuzma can develop his outside shot.

[Anonymous]

Rumor was that Chapman has herbal issues which probably explains his laziness. I felt like he was a foul machine once he got into the game.’ Lot of stupid reach in fouls on defense and that’s due to lazy footwork.

[rbmw263]

We need Yurtseven. Visited last week.