Danny needs to adjust his defense, having Bigs playing mismatches off of switches 25 feet out is a foul graveyard.He averaged 3 fouls in 20 minutes as a junior and a senior. Very hard to get minutes if he keeps up that foul rate—which was worse this year.
Per 40 minutes, he averaged
- 6.5
- 5.5
- 5.3
- 9.2
Fouls per minute.
Yes, good point. However, Kelvin Sampson wants to coach Josh, and I'm quite sure he knows Josh's strengths and weaknesses. What I'm getting at is that Sampson is going to use Josh differently than Hurley did. All that perimeter hedging was tough on Josh; I think Josh is in a spot where he could use some different coaching, and Sampson will put him in a position to succeed. We'll see, I think he will do well. Offensively his post moves were looking quicker overall, but Hurley wasn't using him.He averaged 3 fouls in 20 minutes as a junior and a senior. Very hard to get minutes if he keeps up that foul rate—which was worse this year.
Per 40 minutes, he averaged
- 6.5
- 5.5
- 5.3
- 9.2
Fouls per minute.
he was a freshman under KO - freshmen tend to foul moreHe had a ton of fouls a minute under KO. In fact had fewer under Hurley the first two years. I'm willing to say that the high number of fouls may be due to his inconsistent minutes.
I think that’s one of the adjustments moving from URI, which realistically won’t get good Big men, to UConn, where you can get good Bigs. Danny’s defensive scheme is one of a mid major not a top team with talented interior Bigs. I hope he makes that adjustment very soon.he was a freshman under KO - freshmen tend to foul more
All big guys foul more under Dan Hurley's defense that is full of head scratching switches 30 feet from the hoop
Don't be shy. Once you're fully vaccinated, take him to lunch.I think that’s one of the adjustments moving from URI, which realistically won’t get good Big men, to UConn, where you can get good Bigs. Danny’s defensive scheme is one of a mid major not a top team with talented interior Bigs. I hope he makes that adjustment very soon.
Had my first shot today (Pfizer). Second one on 4/27.Don't be shy. Once you're fully vaccinated, take him to lunch.
Had my first shot today (Pfizer). Second one on 4/27.
Good place for him. He is AAC talent and was recruited as an AAC players.Best of Luck!
He. has averaged a double double per 40 minutes his last 3 yearsWatch him average a double double.
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Good place for him. He is AAC talent and was recruited as an AAC players.
He averaged 3 fouls in 20 minutes as a junior and a senior. Very hard to get minutes if he keeps up that foul rate—which was worse this year.
Per 40 minutes, he averaged
- 6.5
- 5.5
- 5.3
- 9.2
Fouls per minute.
I like Josh but he also fouled like crazy playing under Ollie's system when we were barely playing defense anymore. He had 4 years to figure out how to cut down on stupid reach-ins and offensive fouls where he just ran people over. He never figured it out but obviously is a tremendous offensive rebounder. I hope he plays well and gets big minutes at Houston but Adama is a major upgrade even as a freshman and literally everyone but you can see itWhy don't you play as the only big on the court with 4 guards of varying defensive abilities that are aggressively defending the 3 point line, and see how many fouls you pick up?
Good place for him. He is AAC talent and was recruited as an AAC players.
Agreed. It's a 1-year bandaid to a roster with a lot of turnover (Gorham, Gresham, and White all seniors this year, not sure who if any come back). Sampson tends to prefer a more mobile big for defense.I know Houston’s loves to attack offensive rebounds but other than that I don’t see the fit with Carlton. They seem to have slightly undersized but super athletic bigs. Sampson knows what he’s doing but I just don’t see it as a natural fit for their current style of play.
'froncourt star.' imagine that. feelin the jarlton luv. bring it!"We liked Josh when we played against him two years ago at UConn. He comes from a winning program and has been well coached," Sampson said. "He has great size and great hands and can score the ball in the low post. Josh put up some big numbers against good teams in his career. He is going to help and will impact winning for us."![]()
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