I'm with you. Hoping to see this kid shine!I’m an immediate fan. Pulling hard for him.
Yeah I see that.. I also think his game is a bit Doron Sheffer combined with Souleyman Wane.Seems like a great kid. His game reminds me of Enosch Wolf. I can't be the only one who sees it.
He has a formula to project next year's 3pt% (career % and attempts, per possession rate, probably ft%) and he took 90th percentile of D1 and above. Didn't include freshman since he can't project them.How does he define elite? Is it above a certain %? AK shot below 35% last season....my guess is Mullins will be above 40%, so not a bad group
Going way back in Husky legendville now, but he and Gary Custick came from the same mold.Yeah I see that.. I also think his game is a bit Doron Sheffer combined with Souleyman Wane.
Going way back in Husky legendville now, but he and Gary Custick came from the same mold.
Same here, listened on WTIC to UConn basketball games as a kid/teen. That team launched my Husky fandom with Custick and Chapman, Wilson and especially Al Weston… from Cromwell I believe… who at 5 foot 10 would out jump 6’7” forwards during jump balls. Best leaper I’ve ever seen in a Husky uniform. I believe Jimmy Foster was a transfer who Dee Rowe knew?Wow you’re old lol. He, Earl Wilsonand Cal Chapman were the beginning for me with Al Weston and Jimmy Foster (Al Vaughn off the bench) in the back court. Really good Yankee Conference team.
Bob Steele morning cancellations were legion. Man it was like EVERYONE in CT was glued to hear if their school was closed/delayed in the AM.Same here, listened on WTIC to UConn basketball games as a kid/teen. That team launched my Husky fandom with Custick and Chapman, Wilson and especially Al Weston… from Cromwell I believe… who at 5 foot 10 would out jump 6’7” forwards during jump balls. Best leaper I’ve ever seen in a Husky uniform. I believe Jimmy Foster was a transfer who Dee Rowe knew?
Same here, listened on WTIC to UConn basketball games as a kid/teen. That team launched my Husky fandom with Custick and Chapman, Wilson and especially Al Weston… from Cromwell I believe… who at 5 foot 10 would out jump 6’7” forwards during jump balls. Best leaper I’ve ever seen in a Husky uniform. I believe Jimmy Foster was a transfer who Dee Rowe knew?
He has a formula to project next year's 3pt% (career % and attempts, per possession rate, probably ft%) and he took 90th percentile of D1 and above. Didn't include freshman since he can't project them.
George Ehrlic on a school night on the transistor under the pillow of bedtime was early. My brother played against Cromwell and Al Weston (scrimmage at Maloney) when I was 12 or so and saw him play in the Maloney gym Al was special, unlimited range and quickness. Jimmy Foster was a special player as transfer and made this team really good. If I remember correctly they beat Hofstra Flying Dutchmen before they were
The team that beat Hofstra in 1976 lost to Rutgers in Greensboro in the Sweet Sixteen. I believe that Rutgers team was undefeated prior to losing in the Final Four Semis. That 76 UConn team had Tony Hanson, Joe Whelton, Randy Lavigne, John Thomas, Jeff Carr, and Abro as well as Al Weston. Darn good team.George Ehrlic on a school night on the transistor under the pillow of bedtime was early. My brother played against Cromwell and Al Weston (scrimmage at Maloney) when I was 12 or so and saw him play in the Maloney gym Al was special, unlimited range and quickness. Jimmy Foster was a special player as transfer and made this team really good. If I remember correctly they beat Hofstra Flying Dutchmen before they were beaten by a very good Johnnies team in the tourney?
Good call. Rutgers was undefeated with Sellers, Jordan, Dabney, Copeland, Bailey very good team although I think they were beaten pretty easily vs next team up I will have to look it up.The team that beat Hofstra in 1976 lost to Rutgers in Greensboro in the Sweet Sixteen. I believe that Rutgers team was undefeated prior to losing in the Final Four Semis. That 76 UConn team had Tony Hanson, Joe Whelton, Randy Lavigne, John Thomas, Jeff Carr, and Abro as well as Al Weston. Darn good team.