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Not just dunking!
Obviously a response to @Chief00 's comments. Thank God we have him pushing the team to get better.
Not just dunking!
We just see stills. Are we sure he actually shot the ball or maybe he has a dunk where it looks like a jumpshotObviously a response to @Chief00 's comments. Thank God we have him pushing the team to get better.
Not meant that way at all - I have totally embraced the casual fans other than perhaps when people sit home watching games on HD TV and complain about me wanting more top flight home games.
Just saw on his IG story that it looks like he's boarding a flight to Hartford/BDL.
Results...NOWYeah Friday is move in day. No idea why people have been losing their bananas over him not being on campus
Obviously a response to @Chief00 's comments. Thank God we have him pushing the team to get better.
I tell you even on those stills - much work to do on mechanics.We just see stills. Are we sure he actually shot the ball or maybe he has a dunk where it looks like a jumpshot
It's like I'm saying, this kid will bring some eyes to our team whether we deserve it or not. Keep on dunking Kwintin, keep on dunking
And chief is there today to witness it and complain about it.Somewhere on Campus, Kwintin is dunking right now.
His assist to turnover ratio from one year of playing JUCO ball is 0.1 below Stanley Robinson and Gavin Edwards's their senior year. I feel like they were fairly productive in competitive games that season. It's also a hair above DeAndre Daniels's his junior year. Would it be fair to call him productive in that place and time as well? Not to mention above Hasheem's in both his So. and Jr. seasons as well.
This isn't to say Kwintin will come close to replicating those performances. I maintain that he should be #12 out of 12 on this roster in terms of where he stands in the rotation. I'm just pointing out that you cherry-picking one statistic from one year of JUCO ball to comment on the skill development of a player you've never seen play is, well, nonsensical (but to be expected from you).
If inferences on skill development based on JUCO statistics were valid, then your boy Sam Jr. would've showcased a much more developed offensive game and shooting touch during his time in a Husky uniform, instead of jacking up ill-advised shots in garbage time.
Furthermore, I have reason to believe your "assessment" of Kwintin is related to your personal problems with KO not showing Calhoun enough respect in your mind. If KO were meeting your standards in terms of placing enough phone calls to Calhoun per month, we would not be reading such poorly thought-out arguments and mis-applications of statistics. All in all, you've taken a stance that makes you look like the most casual of fans.
3 turnovers to 1 assist doesn't win games.
KO talking to Calhoun more would be a good thing - not a bad thing.
Yeah, I remember all of the games DeAndre blew for us in '13-14...if only he had a better assist-turnover ratio, then we would've maybe put together a decent season. Alas, that was not meant to be the case.
I'm not arguing that point. I am simply alarmed that your emotional perception of the KO-Calhoun relationship is affecting the objectivity of your analysis of players' performance and skills. You are angry at KO because you think he is disrespecting Calhoun, and that in turn causes you to produce biased commentary that doesn't reflect reality.
Stairmaster, I just spent the day in Storrs. I don't have a bad relationship with KO, that's your narrative. I have a good relationship, but we don't go back as far. True, I think Calhoun is one of a kind - a great guy - and a tremendous coach. Why wouldn't I encourage a coach to use that wonderful resource?
No, you do have a bad relationship with him -- you are personally offended that he is not talking to Calhoun as much as he should. You are unbelievably sensitive to anything you perceive as a slight against Calhoun, like when you got on another poster's case recently for referring to Calhoun by his first name. Why should this be any different?
No, you do have a bad relationship with him -- you are personally offended that he is not talking to Calhoun as much as he should. You are unbelievably sensitive to anything you perceive as a slight against Calhoun, like when you got on another poster's case recently for referring to Calhoun by his first name. Why should this be any different?
What's your problem with Calhoun?No, you do have a bad relationship with him -- you are personally offended that he is not talking to Calhoun as much as he should. You are unbelievably sensitive to anything you perceive as a slight against Calhoun, like when you got on another poster's case recently for referring to Calhoun by his first name. Why should this be any different?
What's your problem with Calhoun?
He's one of the greatest coaches in the history of the sport and about as genuine as it gets.What's your problem with making things up?
He's one of the greatest coaches in the history of the sport and about as genuine as it gets.
Couldn't agree more - it's got to be a perceived or actual personal slight. It doesn't take much imagination to see how Stairmaster might set Calhoun off. Would you blame Jim?He's one of the greatest coaches in the history of the sport and about as genuine as it gets.