Used to do them but got sick of them. I bench, military press and do all sorts of different heavy rows for compound movements, also do partial deads but I think my days of squatting and deadlifting are probably done. Back day is my favorite, I feel like rowing heavy from different angles is the best for growing a big thick back. I know I'm missing out on benefits of squatting but I'm fine just using the leg press with varying foot placement at this point. We're in the minority, most people don't think the gym is fun.
Two different things
That is what I was hoping you meant but I think people flipped out because the way you said it implied that they were related or connected. It did look bad.
You do what you do. Despite your handle, the concept of "we" appears lost on you, and you certainly don't represent anything that I recognize as part of what I value in connection with UConn.
The quote is a famous one, not mine. I'm responding to the other thread from the Memphis fan congratulating us on fighting. Maybe I should have clarified so you wouldn't jump on me. My point is we shouldn't be accepting Memphis fans congratulations at all. If we do it's sad. I've been a UCONN fan since Perno days. I didn't just jump on when we won a national title.
I'm well familiar with the quote and have been attending games as an avid fan as well since I was a student during the Perno days. One would think that would lead to perspective, but in your case that doesn't appear to be so.
If you had to put players into one category or the other, I would say Jackson, Vital, Durham, Enoch, Polley, and Carlton all fit into the skills category over the athleticism category, so I'm not sure what you're talking about.
I wouldn't agree in Durham as he is still coming off injury. He was very athletic from the high school videos before the injuries. Hopefully by the end of this year we will see that. I do agree on the rest though Polley does seem to have some good hop in his step.
What are you even talking about here? What they've done in college is irrelevant, because you were talking about what KO looks for in a recruit.
Jackson looks like another mistake to me. His release is too low and his windup gives two steps to any defender. He may pan out in his last year. And don't pick out one guy out of 25 to make your case.
I disagree on Enoch as he can post up and go with both his left and right hand and score. Unfortunately he is in a slump right now maybe due to the limited minutes he is getting. The problem with Enoch is that he can't stay on the court long enough to get out of his shooting slump since his defense sucks.
Your original point was that Ollie is prioritizing athleticism over skill in recruiting, and now you've changed that into Ollie just doesn't recruit good enough players.
Way to stretch skill level. I just said he had some good offensive moves. I was never making him out to be a future hall of famer. He definitely came into college with some offensive moves but unfortunately he isn't too athletic and he sucks on defense.
