Danzz, I can't understand your hatred towards this kid. He couldn't shoot, that's true. But he couldn't dribble, was an average defender and wasn't a leader??? Did you watch any of the last 12 games or so of 2014 when he stepped up and provided all of which you just claim he couldn't? How you can't recognize that he'd be a huge upgrade over Sam Cassell Jr makes it easy to never take anything you say seriously ever again.Tsam should have never been recruited. He wasn't talented enough plain and simple. He was not a great defender, average at best. He was a horrible passer and had ball handling skills of a 2 guard and he was never a leader. Just exactly what does anyone think he would bring to this team?
I, for one, was a fan of Terrence. For starters he was thrown into a garbage offensive system last year and was told to make due with off-the-bench minutes. Not saying he was good or capable of running a T25 team, but to give up on him this early like everyone here is disappointing. I think Penn State got a good player, just needs time.
I don't hate him or any player for that matter. I just never liked his game. There is a difference. And yes he did make some good plays in the tournament because of the threat of Bazz and Boat he was able to drive an open lane and finish. And yes he was a poor ball handler, passer and average defender. Could he come off the bench on this team and play some? Yes. Would he ever be a difference maker? Probably not. You compared him to a player like Cassell who sits near the end of the bench and that says a lot. BTW, I never said I'd rather have Cassell.Danzz, I can't understand your hatred towards this kid. He couldn't shoot, that's true. But he couldn't dribble, was an average defender and wasn't a leader??? Did you watch any of the last 12 games or so of 2014 when he stepped up and provided all of which you just claim he couldn't? How you can't recognize that he'd be a huge upgrade over Sam Cassell Jr makes it easy to never take anything you say seriously ever again.
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I wonder how many of you would have had the same response about Niels Giffey had he transferred after his sophomore year and this question was asked.
Terrence Samuel was a Donnell Beverly 2.0
Good on ball defender but glad he left.
I, for one, was a fan of Terrence. For starters he was thrown into a garbage offensive system last year and was told to make due with off-the-bench minutes. Not saying he was good or capable of running a T25 team, but to give up on him this early like everyone here is disappointing. I think Penn State got a good player, just needs time.
Keeping T- Sam and adding Gibbs would've been the best scenario.
Amazing.Gibbs kept us in and won some games that TSam would definitely not have.
Just to remind people , our last TWO championships were won with kids like T Sam , Phil Nolan , Amida Brimah, Donnell Beverly and Charles Okwando making needed contributions. We're a top program but we're not Tiffany's.
"Missing Terrence Samual"
"Alex, what is 'words I never thought I'd hear.' "
Very kind - thank you.You deserve more than the two likes you currently have for this gem.
Ok, where do I begin to explain about everything wrong with the tittle of this post? Well, he has no jump shot, he has no handle, he cant rebound, and his defense is mediocre at best. Can't believe he's had all those D-1 offers. D2 prospect at best
Just an amazing level of stupidity. Congrats.Ok, where do I begin to explain about everything wrong with the tittle of this post? Well, he has no jump shot, he has no handle, he cant rebound, and his defense is mediocre at best. Can't believe he's had all those D-1 offers. D2 prospect at best
Really??? Coz Shonn Miller has been our most consistent player all season.Keeping T- Sam and adding Gibbs would've been the best scenario.
Really??? Coz Shonn Miller has been our most consistent player all season.
Donnell could knock down the open three as good as anyone we had.
Terrence had trouble hitting the rim.
I'm sorry.....this is just laughable
The Donnell part that is...
45% from 3 in his career. Only 31 attempts, but that's probably about as many open looks as he had.
I'm sorry.....this is just laughable
The Donnell part that is...
Hey, he was a +45% 3pt shooter. I guess that's bad in your book. Not many attempts, but when he took them, he made them. And he made a big one or two iirc. That's his open looks. He was a role player.
You can argue that's bad all you want, but you'd be wrong. Note, I wasn't saying best ever, just for that team.
To follow on: in 20mpg, Terrance shot 0.000%, on almost no attempts.