Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="AZHuskiePop, post: 3447986, member: 1609"]
He at 6 ( 3-5) points and 5 rebounds in 14 minutes last night.
We built that first lead when he came in and seemed unstoppable 
He even hit  a jumper was pulled and only saw only limited minutes for the rest of the game. 
Adams played 35 minutes and scored 5 Pts on 1-8 shooting. 
Who was more productive?
Carlton’s 40 min projected rebound numbers are through the roof . Not just last night but for the year.
Whaley was great and Maybe Hurley felt Temple’s  mobility inside wasn’t a match for him . But there  were a lot less productive guys than Carlton. I though he could have played him  and IW  together freeing Whaley to gamble on traps. 
Us going  small didn’t seem to work as it looked like it was awful easy for them to score on us. 
If he comes back (you never know) he will be a situational starter next year as he is the only guy we have who can match up with the more physical 5 ‘s we will face. Whaley will probably be our 4 next year. Without Akok. 
Impact 5 ‘s from first year players is rare. 
You guys trying to run him out should be careful what you wish for.
Did you ever try to find an open guy with two bigs on you? getting a pass off isn’t that easy.
[/QUOTE]

Verification

First name of men's bb coach