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One thing I'll say about SJ, while he didn't score a ton, the points he did get were some of the most impactful ones this season.
Yeah, so why was Samson nearly the starter over Karaban two years ago? I don't think we've really seen his whole game, Hurley keeps his players in their roles. Plus, there is the whole offseason here for SJ to work on his game. See what happens, I'm rooting for him.
Because Alex Karaban was injured the majority of the preseasonYeah, so why was Samson nearly the starter over Karaban two years ago? I don't think we've really seen his whole game, Hurley keeps his players in their roles. Plus, there is the whole offseason here for SJ to work on his game. See what happens, I'm rooting for him.
come on. Freshman Sanogo would ruin this guyHis highlights kind of reminds me of Mr. Sanogo.
The first game against St John's in Hartford he made a couple of push/pop shots in the laneAbsolutely, if he can’t master at least that little push shot that oso ighadoro(sp?) from Marquette has, we’re all screwed. Did you see that move he made against Purdue similar to that? Think that’s the first time I saw him score without dunking. Give Samson and the coaching staff credit, he’ll be a different Husky by Nov 1 and even more different March 1 when he begins climbing “The Stairway to Seven”
Imagine if Sanogo played for Howard.come on. Freshman Sanogo would ruin this guy
It is hilarious to see everyone do mental gymnastics here. Reed is an average big man. And that’s ok. But he will never be SanogoImagine if Sanogo played for Howard.
Karaban was an incoming freshman who had yet to play in a college game/environment. I'm sure most all of us were surprised at just how quickly he adapted and became an integral part of the team. That said, I think Samson can get to starter level at some point.Yeah, so why was Samson nearly the starter over Karaban two years ago? I don't think we've really seen his whole game, Hurley keeps his players in their roles. Plus, there is the whole offseason here for SJ to work on his game. See what happens, I'm rooting for him.
I don’t understand how some of you people just watched the most beautiful offense in the sport and say “yeah you know what would be better? Playing a career 11% 3 point shooter at the 4”Two years ago at the beginning of the season SJ and Karaban were neck and neck for who would start at the 4. SJ got hurt, Karaban took over and SJ never made it back into the rotation. This past year SJ played out of position, Hurley using him as a backup game-changing 5. Next year, SJ will need to showcase some 4 man skills, perimeter/midrange shooting/short drives in the lane, if he wants to get a look at the draft. I'm thinking it's Hurley's responsibility to try and put his players in a position to succeed within the framework of the team and winning games, and Samson will now be a senior. It's a long offseason for developing players; maybe with Singare picking up some minutes as a backup 5, SJ might see some time at the 4.
Could be those are the same people who believed Coach Hurley when he said Samson had wall potential.I don’t understand how some of you people just watched the most beautiful offense in the sport and say “yeah you know what would be better? Playing a career 11% 3 point shooter at the 4”
The school or the (former) Michigan coach?Imagine if Sanogo played for Howard.
The school or the (former) Michigan coach?
I am absolutely sure our staff will give him excellent advice and encouragement because there is nothing they would like more than to see him grow. He is an incredibly gifted athlete. He just has to really want this and just say "I need help." We have the resources to help if he is willing. That would be just great for him, his future and us. I hope he fills up the highlight reels next seasonI didn't think he was just talking shooting when he said "Who you saw this season is who he is" but maybe that's what he meant.
I doubt Samson becomes any sort of legit three point shooting option but I expect to see major improvements throughout his game. Look what Hassan became in his fourth season, he's a completely different player than what he was last season.
You said who we saw this year is who he is and that is absolutely not true. He’ll be shooting an occasional 3 at 30%. Not amazing. Pick and pop from 15 feet and some one dribble drives to the basket. More active all around and facing the basket.K. What percentage is he shooting from 3 next year?
Shows all lot more all around skills in this video. A lot more for he and the staff to work with than originally shown. Mr Reed just made a great decision and he has two years availability!!! 247 shows him getting all the right offers from name schools so they saw something as well.I saw this scouting report from 247Sports from when he was a recruit 2 years ago. Sounds like he was going to be the next Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. I guess you can't always trust these scouting reports. They make everyone sound like the next All American.
Scouting Report: Michigan's Tarris Reed
Michigan has the No. 1 2022 recruiting class in the Big Ten and the No. 6 ranked class nationally in the 247Sports Composite Team Rankings. One big reason why is Tarris247sports.com
It is hilarious to see everyone do mental gymnastics here. Reed is an average big man. And that’s ok. But he will never be Sanogo
LOL.OK, he will likely never be Sanogo but why would you ever say "freshman Sanogo would ruin this guy"? Freshman Sanogo averaged 7 & 5 and had 13 assists, 9 steals and 21 blocks on the season. Most people here were probably thinking Sanogo would never be "Sanogo."
You said “he shouldn’t be playing the 5” and in response I said “he is who he is” meaning he’s a rim running high hedging center. Hes not suddenly gonna be playing PF and shooting 30% from 3 (which would be flat out amazing). Between Karaban and Stewart and Abraham there is no PT available at PF to begin with.You said who we saw this year is who he is and that is absolutely not true. He’ll be shooting an occasional 3 at 30%. Not amazing. Pick and pop from 15 feet and some one dribble drives to the basket. More active all around and facing the basket.
I think a lot of our fans focused too much on the things Samson isn't good at and not enough on the things he's good at. We had arguably the most impactful guy in the country at center and we needed a change of pace center to keep teams on their heels when Clingan needed rests or was in foul trouble, Samson provided that. I doubt there was a better rim runner/lob threat in the entire country. He was a very good back up of us this season.
We'll see a more well rounded Samson next season, there's a lot of talent in there and this was his first season of real playing time.
Samson did some really impressive things this tournament. Played to his strength but showed more on help D and more composure down low than he did for much of the year. This clip stuck out. Great block -> nearly full sprint -> catch, stop, pivot -> composed layup. If he can add these sorts of plays consistently to his game, he's going to command a lot of minutes.I think a lot of our fans focused too much on the things Samson isn't good at and not enough on the things he's good at. We had arguably the most impactful guy in the country at center and we needed a change of pace center to keep teams on their heels when Clingan needed rests or was in foul trouble, Samson provided that. I doubt there was a better rim runner/lob threat in the entire country. He was a very good back up of us this season.
We'll see a more well rounded Samson next season, there's a lot of talent in there and this was his first season of real playing time.
Don’t quite understand the hate.It is hilarious to see everyone do mental gymnastics here. Reed is an average big man. And that’s ok. But he will never be Sanogo