Cane Broome

[mauconnfan]

How many more wins does UConn have the last two years if you replace Vital with Broome?

Less wins quite honestly. This isn't even that close it's a ridiculous argument, Vital all day.

 

[Waquoit]

How many more wins does UConn have the last two years if you replace Vital with Broome?

At least one, Sunday.

 

[UofCT]

At least one, Sunday.

Two if you count both Cincy games.

 

[8893]

I have a feeling that if Cane Broome was forced to do as much on this team as Vital has had to do, Broome would look a lot more like Cup Cormier here.

 

[Stainmaster]

20 more wins

Ease up on the bath salts.

 

[Stainmaster]

I have a feeling that if Cane Broome was forced to do as much on this team as Vital has had to do, Broome would look a lot more like Cup Cormier here.

It'd be sad to watch it unfold. Hometown kid is passed over, gets a second chance, and is absolutely pilloried by the fanbase in response.

 

[auror]

20 more wins

 

[glastonbury50]

Another thing I wanted to ask about was that you rarely hear of players going from starring at low-level mid majors to big time teams like this. I'm really surprised this doesn't happen more often. You hear a lot about JUCO but that's a completely different situation then this. Can anyone comment on this or give another example?

 

[Hoophound]

It makes me think of Lamont Middleton back in the early 90’s. I used to watch Hartford Hawks games on tv as a kid because I’m a junkie. Believe it or not, UHart games were always on broadcast tv in CT. Middleton was great at Hartford and left for St John’s after two years. I remember thinking, “I wish UConn had this kid”, but then I couldn’t figure out who I’d be willing to sit in order to play him. He turned about to be pretty good at SJU, but not great.

 

[mauconnfan]

It makes me think of Lamont Middleton back in the early 90’s. I used to watch Hartford Hawks games on tv as a kid because I’m a junkie. Believe it or not, UHart games were always on broadcast tv in CT. Middleton was great at Hartford and left for St John’s after two years. I remember thinking, “I wish UConn had this kid”, but then I couldn’t figure out who I’d be willing to sit in order to play him. He turned about to be pretty good at SJU, but not great.

He was very good one of those guys who always gave UConn trouble. Undersized power guy who lived in the paint and around the hoop. I almost forgot he started his career at UHar good reminder. Tough loss for them but nice pick up for the Redmen at the time.

 

[Waquoit]

Another thing I wanted to ask about was that you rarely hear of players going from starring at low-level mid majors to big time teams like this. I'm really surprised this doesn't happen more often. You hear a lot about JUCO but that's a completely different situation then this. Can anyone comment on this or give another example?

I think the examples are proving your point. I remember when Rick Carlisle left Maine to play at UVa with Ralph Sampson. He played in the NBA before coaching.

 

[UofCT]

Classic vital

 

[Stainmaster]

Classic vital

Classic post that makes less sense than a monkey throwing caca at a wall

 

[UofCT]

Classic post that makes less sense than a monkey throwing caca at a wall

You assumed it’s negative? Big FTs, big rebound at end of game. Give the kid a break