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He’s in good hands with the player that is “hosting” himI’m guessing the overall sense on the Tristen Newton recruitment is cold??
He’s in good hands with the player that is “hosting” himI’m guessing the overall sense on the Tristen Newton recruitment is cold??
I bet to differ on this. Cole might not have had Boatright's athleticism but he was also a lot stronger and shiftier with his change of pace dribble. He aslo was a better passer. Boatright's problem was he was solely a 2 guaard in a PG body. Yes he could dribble an make a good pass but he didn't have any real PG instincts. Both great players in their own right and different.100%. Boatright and Cole are similar in size, but not the same player. As you said, every 50 Cole's, there's 1 Boat. Boat's reverse layup at the rim was lethal.
Already forgot about Diggins lol, so maybe Hurley actually doesn't have a preference.
This is exactly my point all along.I don't know why people on here would make up stories about what Hurley did or didn't say to players. They have no idea.
So let me ask this for the people who believe he told Diggins and Gaffney they wouldn't play next year. Or that he might have told them they're the starting pg next year if he wanted them to be.
First, from what we've seen from Hurley does he seem like the type who would blatantly tell a player they wouldn't play next season? He seems to tell players what they would need to do to get on the court more next season. Doesn't that seem more like him?
Second, do you ever think he would tell a player that they have a certain position locked up for next season? Of course not. We've heard it from multiple recruits and players that he tells them they need to work for their playing time. Right?
Obviously Diggins and Gaffney had bad experiences this past season because they weren't good enough to play more. And they didn't see that changing next year. So they left. End of story.
Yeah nobody was calling Cole a great Athlete though Cole is a lot stronger than Boatright and could take hits a lot better and thus some of his tough 2's while driving. Boat just could beat people off the dribble and rise. He didn't have the change of pace game though that Cole had. Both are different type of players but great in their own rights.I really like Cole, but Boat was a completely different type of player. Despite his size, Boat threw down many dunks while in a UConn uniform. I don't recall Cole ever dunking. Great player, just nowhere near the athlete that Boat was.
For what it may be worth:
For what it may be worth:
Any wink @ZionnHmmmmmm
I guess this means something good. LOL!Hmmmmmm
Is this a good hmmmm?Hmmmmmm
At least it’s not “Next”.Is this a good hmmmm?
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Saying Cole is shiftier than Boatright is laughable.I bet to differ on this. Cole might not have had Boatright's athleticism but he was also a lot stronger and shiftier with his change of pace dribble. He aslo was a better passer. Boatright's problem was he was solely a 2 guaard in a PG body. Yes he could dribble an make a good pass but he didn't have any real PG instincts. Both great players in their own right and different.
About as reliable as the guy from the car wash
Everything about his analysis between Boat and Cole was dead wrong lmaoSaying Cole is shiftier than Boatright is laughable.
I bet to differ on this. Cole might not have had Boatright's athleticism but he was also a lot stronger and shiftier with his change of pace dribble. He aslo was a better passer. Boatright's problem was he was solely a 2 guaard in a PG body. Yes he could dribble an make a good pass but he didn't have any real PG instincts. Both great players in their own right and different.
The visit itself was a celebration. It’s a no brainer for both parties. Party onWill wait to hear from @Fatroony5 about how visit went before any celebrating
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