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Message: [QUOTE="Hey Adrien!, post: 3174810, member: 5787"] Another great example of a quick turnaround with Hunter and Tulane. Impressive trio of grad transfers, a diverse group of freshman coming in and If I'm Hunter, I'd ignore their lunky bigs and go with Lawson at the 5 and play a more starting athletic lineup: [B]Kevin Zhang 6'9 215 SO:[/B] A classic stretch four. Averaged 6.5p, 2.4r but only a 29.5 3P% with 2.9 attempts/game. [B]Christion Thompson 6'4 190 GTR: [/B]A spunky 3rd guard who averaged 5.7p, 3.5r, 1.3 steals per game. Poor shooter [B]KJ Lawson 6'8 210 GTR: [/B]Barely played for Kansas, but averaged 12.3p, 8.1r, 2.8a in his last season at Memphis. Again not a good shooter. [B]Nic Thomas 6'2 185 GTR: [/B]A very good outside shooter (39.4 3P% and 6.4 attempts/game). Averaged 14.3p, 3.3r and 1.6a in 30 minutes/game for Norfolk State. Should see similar minutes for Tulane. [B]Ray Ona Embo 6'5 195 JR: [/B]Oversized-PG missed last year with injury. Averaged 10.1p, 3.2r, 3.3a and a decent shooter with a 36.5 3P%. [B]Guard depth: [/B]Jordan Walker (former #181 recruit for Seton Hall), Charlie Russell (unranked recruit) [B]Wing depth: [/B]Nobal Days (#324 recruit), Tylan Pope (unranked), RJ McGee (unranked) [B]Big depth: [/B]Buj Ajang, Buay Koka: Big guys, but very raw. I mean, overall this team should be better than last year, but I wouldn't be surprised if they are still in last place in the AAC. At the very least, should be a good rebuilding year for Hunter. [/QUOTE]

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