Not really. A real finisher spends years finishing in the NBA.Emeka Adrien even Boone were all finishers
That leaves Emeka. But I was never thrilled with his low post game.
Not really. A real finisher spends years finishing in the NBA.Emeka Adrien even Boone were all finishers
Not really. A real finisher spends years finishing in the NBA.
That leaves Emeka. But I was never thrilled with his low post game.
Emeka Adrien even Boone were all finishers
A Big Red carpet?He averaged 8 and half boards last year. He may come to the court on a red carpet.
Not really. A real finisher spends years finishing in the NBA.
That leaves Emeka. But I was never thrilled with his low post game.
Okafor was a mediocre offensive player and a great defensive player. This is no secret. HeToday's proof that this fanbase is beyond spoiled is picking on the game of national player of the year candidates. Sheesh. And that's without even mentioning how logically irrelevant a player's pro career is to how he performed in college. I guess William AVery was a better college point guard than KEA because he had more of an NBA career.
I want another shooter and ballhandler but we're not exactly lacking guard talent, most other teams would kill to have Adams, Purvis and Hamilton.We need guards and shooters. But right now, that front court can play with maximum aggression. We have 25 fouls to give. And even Hamilton can play the 4.
I'm pretty sure Pnow is scrappy's sinister alter ego.Okafor was a mediocre offensive player and a great defensive player. This is no secret. He
Adrien was a great defensive player and rebounder and had a nice jumper but he had an extremely hard time finishing at the rim. He was fouled a lot and was a very mediocre foul shooter Don't you remember his missing fouls shots. He was a very good college player. Wish we had him this year.The only reason Adrien hasn't spent the last 6 years in the NBA is that he's a 6-4 power forward. Doesn't diminish the fact that he was one of the best post players the program has ever had.
The five fouls are huge. And Enoch is five more. The flexibility of the front line just jumped exponentially.We need guards and shooters. But right now, that front court can play with maximum aggression. We have 25 fouls to give. And even Hamilton can play the 4.
It's pretty hard to see Facey outplaying someone who averaged those numbers in a league that was closer to the AAC than anyone would like to admit.
Emeka didn't have much prior to his junior year but that year (when healthy) he was solid as a low post scorer (except when the Hack-a-Shaq strategy was utilized). Boone's entire offensive repertoire while at UConn was putbacks.Not really. A real finisher spends years finishing in the NBA.
That leaves Emeka. But I was never thrilled with his low post game.
http://the-boneyard.com/threads/coaches-are-intent-on-filling-two-more-scholarships.76305/With his size and offensive skill, he's going to be able to stretch the defense and create space for Hamilton, Purvis and Adams. This is a nice compliment to the team. I don't want to make the comparison, but Giffy just comes to mind with his size and touch with the ball. We needed this bad, very happy tonight.
Does anyone know if we are done for 2015 recruiting or is there one more?
Okafor was a mediocre offensive player and a great defensive player. This is no secret. He
Thank you! This needs to be repeated ad nauseum - people don't seem to realize how good DHam became at initiating the offense in the last two months of the season. He had better than a 2-to-1 assist/to ratio and the ball will be in his hands a ton.I don't think ball-handling is going to be as much of a problem next year as it was this year, even if the staff is unable to add another guard. I suspect Hamilton will be more than adequate as a secondary ball-handler next season, and Purvis made big strides in that area towards the end of the season.
Thank you! This needs to be repeated ad nauseum - people don't seem to realize how good DHam became at initiating the offense in the last two months of the season. He had better than a 2-to-1 assist/to ratio and the ball will be in his hands a ton.
I think we should aim for a 5th-year shooter (Smith from Va Tech, McGlynn from Towson) - a specialist who can help stretch the floor at all times.
You're right - my bad. I guess there's Smith as the clear No. 1, but there's also the kid from Drake and Lonnie Jackson from BC who'd fit the sharpshooter role. Neither is a starter for us, but neither needs to be.I believe McGlynn has already committed to URI. Smith may be our best bet.