Haws makes the 14 player cut on nat'l team

One last cut to final12.



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14 or 16? I knew he made 16 from his Dad's twitter.

The news bites to the right says 15.

It was 16. One guy got hurt taking it to 15. Tonight is the final cut to 12.



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Any news?

Made the cut, according to this:



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Congratulations to Tyler. I would think he'd come back better. He isn't scoring so much but is doing well with rebounds and assists. He may not score better next year but will contribute more in other areas. He is filling out the stat sheet much like Van Noy does.

He's doing well and will have an even better year next year. Any chance he leaves early for NBA? Ford has him as #86 prospect.



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scott715 wrote:
He's doing well and will have an even better year next year. Any chance he leaves early for NBA? Ford has him as #86 prospect.



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There's only 12 men on the USA team and while there are undoubtatly some good ones that aren't on the team he's better than #86. There's only 6 in the nation that scored more than Haws. I'm confident that wherever he is he will move up this coming season as he developes a more rounded game.

nuk13 wrote:
Congratulations to Tyler. I would think he'd come back better. He isn't scoring so much but is doing well with rebounds and assists. He may not score better next year but will contribute more in other areas. He is filling out the stat sheet much like Van Noy does.

Assists and rebounds were two big holes in his game. Should Haws make it to the next level, he'll play shooting guard. While rebounds at that position won't be required, assists will. Haws needs to work on his passing and ball handling. He'll get plenty of double teams next season and needs to recognize when to pass to take advantage of the double.

Watch on ESPNU today at 5 mdt to see Haws play.