Agree. Who here didn't get excited when we landed Mahaney? Apparently most, including the staff, didn't predict that he would not be strong enough nor quick enough to defend his position, and have poor lead guard instincts to make quick and correct decisions with UConn's complex multi-action motion offense.
I am pumped to see what Tarris does with one more year in this program in a feature role.
Anxious to see who develops more this year: Reed, Jr., or Stewart. I think we are done with the portal / signings as we have 13 guys - maybe we squeak in a practice C but Hurley doesn't seem the type to max out schollys.
@RuffRuff , what are ya doing with all your free time man, not rocking out twenty posts a day
It's the offseason. Even God rested on the 7th day.
Working, pickle ball, you name it! It was coming. I’ll fire back up in season, don’t you worry.
Working on the backhand?
Net game - drop shots. One can not have enough touch in the pickle.
I understand Agassi is now into competitive pickle
His teammate is his wife, Steffi Graef.
Of course you can. Its called a projection. Its what we do here. And its no offense to Liam. Mullins appears to be much better offensively. Let's hope that offense carries over into college!
If we get anything close to Liam in year one, we should be thrilled
Why is that? Love Liam, but I think it’s actually safe to say he was a bit of a disappointment compared to expectations. His shooting in particular was much worse than advertised.
Yes, he was not "the best shooter in the country" as advertised, yet still lead our team in scoring, finished 2nd in rebounding, and 3rd in assists as a Freshman, all while being the focus of other teams' top defenders and coming off an injury and being asked to do WAY more than any player on the team except, perhaps Diarra. The kid will most likely be drafted in the top 20 after 1 year.
He was shooting 39% from 3 before the injury, and shot 27% afterward.
And Mullins had a 6-6 3pt shooting night against a team and got UNC offer that evening post game.
