He's been so great. His defense was always there but the improvement in ft shooting, three point shooting and decision making over last season is shocking. He also has an advanced layup/finishing game now.Not going to front like I'm paying close attention to other teams' bench players, who are legit contenders for the award? Diarra has played as well a season that I can remember for a UConn backup 3rd/4th guard on both ends.
He’s first to almost every 50/50 ball when he’s on the court. He has become so invaluable for us.He's been so great. His defense was always there but the improvement in ft shooting, three point shooting and decision making over last season is shocking. He also has an advanced layup/finishing game now.
I really, really like Luis as a player. That said it should be Diarra's.RJ Luis Jr. @ St. John’s but he’s started half their games.
Brendan Hausen @ Villanova.
I think it’s Diarra’s honestly.
He's been so great. His defense was always there but the improvement in ft shooting, three point shooting and decision making over last season is shocking. He also has an advanced layup/finishing game now.
Let's hope that SJ takes a cue from Hass's between season work and improvement this summer.He's been so great. His defense was always there but the improvement in ft shooting, three point shooting and decision making over last season is shocking. He also has an advanced layup/finishing game now.
He’s a legit mini triple double threat. I swear his lines look like 5-5-5 every game.I really, really like Luis as a player. That said it should be Diarra's.
Luis is an incredible athlete, not a very good player yet. He will be very good in a few years. Far too many poor shots and bonehead plays at this point.I really, really like Luis as a player. That said it should be Diarra's.
my favorite sequence from him last night was in the 2nd half after he had just had a layup attempt blocked out of bounds. inbounds to Clingan and Clingan immediately hits him back for a pass to a corner 3 that Diarra takes and makes with 20 seconds on the shot clock. He wasn't doing stuff like that last yearHe's been so great. His defense was always there but the improvement in ft shooting, three point shooting and decision making over last season is shocking. He also has an advanced layup/finishing game now.
Not going to front like I'm paying close attention to other teams' bench players, who are legit contenders for the award? Diarra has played as well a season that I can remember for a UConn backup 3rd/4th guard on both ends.
Cam jones agreesIn summary, last year 50 percent free throws, 3 point please no, layup a longshot. This year, money, money, money. Most improved player in country. Defense was always there but next level now. Under appreciated hero of team. Clearly not the best, but difference maker
His sophomore numbers were actually pretty good so I'm not sure why last year's numbers were off. Could be the drop in minutes last yearHe’s really become a weapon.
I can’t remember such a stark improvement in 3pt shooting and finishing this late in someone’s career.
On top of it all, he definitely seems like one of the leaders in the culture department.
Night and dayHass is shooting 19% higher this year than last. 49% to 30%