Recent content by Huskybass

Solo Ball is a starter without a doubt. I've seen some strange takes on the Boneyard, but Solo is a definite starter and one of the leading scorers.

My take on Clingan versus Thabeet is that Clingan was a far better overall basketball player while in college. For example, he simply had screen setting and passing abilities that Thabeet will never have. When you factor in Clingan's defensive presence in the NCAA tournament I recall a team...

Clingan was All Rookie second team. What did Thabeet ever accomplish in the NBA? Absolutely nothing. If he was as good as you think he was, he wouldn't have had the NBA career he did.

He was 7'3" and therefore blocked a lot of shots. There's a reason he never averaged more than 3 points and 3 rebounds in the NBA, he just wasn't very skilled. In fact, he was one of the worst uses of a draft pick ever. Outside of Len Bias, who never played an NBA game, Thabeet produced the...

Just stop. Clingan is light years better than Thabeet ever was. There's a reason Thabeet absolutely sucked in the NBA, he just wasn't that good. Clingan is a better player in so many ways. Even bringing up Thabeet alongside Okafor and Clingan is laughable. Clingan has National Championships...

Love what I see from this kid. What a great back up to Tarris.

Charlotte, where Huskies go to ruin their career. It's been a sad history in so many ways.

My 3 are: Patrick Ewing, a warrior and I got to see him play in College, as well as the pros. Wilt, larger than life in both stature and statistics Kevin Garnett when he was young. Did everything.

Who are your 3 favorite NBA players of all time, and why?

In 2014 Shabazz simply refused to lose. My favorite UConn backcourt ever, Bazz and Boat.

I can't give you Jeter. I am a Red Sox fan and have to say that Jeter was superb. Just the way he carried himself let you know he was something special. Rookie of the Year, 14 time All Star, 5 time World Series Champ, .310 lifetime batting average, over 3400 hits, over 1300 rbi, 5 Gold...

Having a great handle and confidence in it would go a long way toward Stewart breaking out this coming season. Reminds me a little of Andre Jackson in that regard. Andre could have really punished defenders if his handle was better. I see the same thing for Stewart.

Rings bro. And he was an important part of those rings. Great thread though.

I watched a lot of Ater Majok at the Greater Hartford Pro Am. From a size and athleticism standpoint, he was NBA caliber, but his actual skills were iffy.

I love Reed and still can't understand why he didn't start all last season, but my goodness Emeka and Adama were GREAT. If Reed has a season that puts him on a level with those 2 I will be absolutely thrilled. I hope you are correct.