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He showed he can score a few easy baskets and rebounded at a great rate--he was active bouncy played hard and effectively. I dont think hes much more than 6-6 but he should start C next game.
Has Diarra ever shown he could play like he did yesterday? Great heart by the young man. Keep it coming.
Has Diarra ever shown he could play like he did yesterday? Great heart by the young man. Keep it coming.
The real hero tonight was CV. We would’ve Lost by 15 points at least if he wasn’t playing tonight.
YES, early on I felt like he was getting what I call the Shonn Miller treatment, where whenever his hand touched another player it was called a foul, but last night I saw a handful of totally stupid fouls that easily could have been avoided by him. I hope the staff focuses on this with him, because its clear he gives us something out there that the other bigs don't quite have, or maybe short of Cobb who I can't even remember anymore. We need to teach him how to be a defensive pest without getting those needless fouls in bad situations, then he will be able to be on the court more.He has said his knees are fine. He practices everyday. He need to start and figure out how not to commit stupid fouls.
Finally someone who reminds me of Adrien......finallyHe showed he can score a few easy baskets and rebounded at a great rate--he was active bouncy played hard and effectively. I dont think hes much more than 6-6 but he should start C next game.
Poor mans elton brand.I don't think the reaction in this thread is nearly positive enough. Mamadou was spectacular! If you gave me a choice -- beat Columbia by 25 behind strong performances from Adams and Larrier or beat them by 4 in overtime behind 10 points, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks from Diarra, I would take the latter in an instant. At last there is hope on the horizon. What a potential force this man is underneath. I say "potential" because he needs to learn to stay on the court. He is already a force when he's in the game. Although probably no more than 6-7 or so, he is effectively a 7-footer with his freakishy enormous wingspan. He exudes energy, has literally a non-stop motor and absolutely knows what his job is. He is exciting. With game experience, he can become as important to us as Adrien ever was -- more important, because he is physically more gifted. Yes, yes, I know -- if he can stay healthy, but that can be said of every player on this fragile team.
If you don’t like Diarra, it’s probably because your mama do.
He has said his knees are fine. He practices everyday. He need to start and figure out how not to commit stupid fouls.