We need Tyler in the game he is critical for spacing. They were playing him so tight last night I don’t think he was ever given more than a foot. It opened up a lot of other stuff for us.If AG can come back and play to his potential, a small lineup of AG, JB, CV, Ak, JC would be insane.
Combine that with our bench, that is a deep tournament run type of insane.
Gilbert is a warrior, seemingly a great person and teammate, and he should relinquish his starting role to Adams at this point. All of these things can be true. Anyone thinking he's been running the team like a traditional PG, or that he's playing anything other than turnstile defense, is in denial.
Gilbert is a warrior, seemingly a great person and teammate, and he should relinquish his starting role to Adams at this point.
Yes.I know AG has had a string of terrible luck but does anyone else think that his play-style of throwing himself into the middle of the lane against bigger defenders somewhat correlates to how injury prone he is?
He hardly seems to ever land on his feet when he drives in the lane for a layup
No he's not, but its early in the season and its a good time to push off the diving board. Sink or swim. And if Brandon can keep it going, he will have a life jacket.I dont Think gaffney quite ready. Bouk appears to be ready. Need to get AG right and this team could be decent.
great minds think alikeThis break might be exactly what AG needs to get back on track. Hopefully he’s sitting next to Taliek and getting coached on how to run an offense while he’s recovering. He needs to become a pass first point guard until he’s out of this slump. We have enough other guys who can make shots. I can’t fathom that he continues playing as poorly as he has.
Will sitting because of injury, allow him to learn by sitting next to Taliek for 2 games? If he was pulled for poor play maybe his focus/mental approach wouldn't be there. I'm hoping this forced break will help get his head & shot right.
How does a bad shoulder impact ones quickness?As I’ve said in a previous post,AG is not the same player he was coming out of high school as a MD All American. He seemed quicker and more at ease with his game. He let it come to him.
Now after the injuries, he’s very tentative and finds himself in awkward positions with the ball, many times in the paint, and makes bad decisions.
With his loss of quickness I don’t believe he’ll ever regain what he’s lost the past 3 years.
I just hope for the best for him. I’m sure his confidence level is as low as ever right now. Hope HC Dan and his teammates recognize this and provide him with all the support they can.
Hope he can play, we need someone who can actually handle the ball bringing it up the court, regardless of how well hes shooting a three pointer.
Could it be that there hasn’t been a discernible loss of quickness, but in college he’s facing more guys as quick as him? I agree he’s tentative because of the injuries but he’s also a little guy who routinely penetrates too deep and gets in trouble. I’d say it’s more 20% ability he’s lost and 80% much stronger competition,As I’ve said in a previous post,AG is not the same player he was coming out of high school as a MD All American. He seemed quicker and more at ease with his game. He let it come to him.
Now after the injuries, he’s very tentative and finds himself in awkward positions with the ball, many times in the paint, and makes bad decisions.
With his loss of quickness I don’t believe he’ll ever regain what he’s lost the past 3 years.
I just hope for the best for him. I’m sure his confidence level is as low as ever right now. Hope HC Dan and his teammates recognize this and provide him with all the support they can.
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Could it be that there hasn’t been a discernible loss of quickness, but in college he’s facing more guys as quick as him? I agree he’s tentative because of the injuries but he’s also a little guy who routinely penetrates too deep and gets in trouble. I’d say it’s more 20% ability he’s lost and 80% much stronger competition,