I'm more curious as to who would be looking to buy an out house these days.
Bearfoot
Is a 75% career FT shooter. How many minutes at reserve PG do you think there will be? FT%-Although not absolute-Is certainly indicative of a decent shooter. In our sets/schemes -One would think he would be getting higher percentage shot opportunities-and with NIL as it is- I don't think you're getting a lights out shooting reserve PG unless you're willing to throw some NIL at them and they're willing to come off the bench.
Hey...it's tough to find an out house with a kitchen!!only for Tarris!!
The backup PG is getting at least 15 minutes. Not completely against Avery Brown, but I think we can do significantly better with who we add. We should be throwing NIL money at that spot, there's no reason not to. That's what major programs do
He has shot 38% overall and 24% from 3 the last two years. In a way worse conference. That’s more of an indicator than free throw shooting is.
Does Brown walk on water? No. Could there be better portal prospects at reserve PG still available or about to announce portal entry? Of course. At what price? Don't know for us as we await two returnee decisions and look at filling our roster. How many open spots will be filled? Don't know. Doubt if Dan carries 15 players but who knows.
It's often said, "Don't eat where you !"
36% and 24% are VASTLY different.
Hass shot 28% from 3.--42.1% from 2. Our starting PG. Silas is our starting PG next year. Not a kid like Brown. I don't think its prudent to overspend on a reserve spot when we have NIL to spread up and down the roster openings and returnees.
Hass had already proven he was a contributor at a high level. Shooting is really his only weak point.
Perhaps a nit-pick, but I don't really consider that being the point guard. Liam brought it up a lot, too. Strategically, sometimes your wings are going up against lesser ball-hawks, and it saves some energy from your primary ballhandler if someone else bring it up the floor.
It doesn't have to be and won't be Robert Wright off the bench. But this is a championship level program, and Avery Brown is not that level of player, in any role
Got it
You met him and immediately measured his height? Did you get his weight too?
We play positionless basketball. We need facilitators, and ball handlers, and rebounders and shooters. When I say play PG, that's more about who he guards. He's going to be our smallest player. So he'll have some ball handling duties, some time guarding PGs and obviously will shoot. Is he getting better as a facilitator? Yes, he is, and I think Hurley has told him he needs to (and needs to defend better as well).
