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Samson says hello!Sanogo and Clingan playing together would just be unfair.
Samson says hello!Sanogo and Clingan playing together would just be unfair.
Okafor?
Easy. Rakim Lubin.Who's the last big we had who was as strong AND skilled as Sanogo? Nevermind that he's a FRESHMAN!
He's got great hands, a soft touch, ridiculously good footwork and the physicality/bulk to bang when he needs to.
Not to mention he can grab boards, defend, and add the occasional block.
Breakout game for the big guy. We'll be nearly impossible to beat if he and Whaley play at that level down the stretch.
I have all confidence he is going to be that guy. Next year his drop step post up will be unstoppable.The Sanogo 1 dribble drive from the high post was something he didn't even try in hs.
Could be a real weapon if we can throw him at the ft lines vs zones and have him be a threat to drive next year
For all the right reasons ... I will be surprised if Adama plays his JR year in college.Sanogo and Clingan playing together would just be unfair.
He's got an insanely soft touch. I think 40% of his makes hit the front rim and then bounce off the backboard and roll in. He just gets it on line and lets the arc and touch make it automatic.He's got ... a soft touch,
And add in 3 of the team's 8 assists, only 2 turnovers, a couple of steals, and 3 fouls between them (all Sanogo).Sanogo & Zay story of the game. Hall really overplayed our guards and the Bigs delivered 33/19 with 4 recorded blocks (seems way undercounted...at least 10+ seriously altered shots).
I will respectfully disagree on one thing. He has good but not "great" hands. A guy with great hands gets the ball and rarely fumbles or gets it tipped away and they rarely lose a rebound when they get their hands on the ball even in a crowd.Who's the last big we had who was as strong AND skilled as Sanogo? Nevermind that he's a FRESHMAN!
He's got great hands, a soft touch, ridiculously good footwork and the physicality/bulk to bang when he needs to.
Not to mention he can grab boards, defend, and add the occasional block.
Breakout game for the big guy. We'll be nearly impossible to beat if he and Whaley play at that level down the stretch.
I will respectfully disagree on one thing. He has good but not "great" hands. A guy with great hands gets the ball and rarely fumbles or gets it tipped away and they rarely lose a rebound when they get their hands on the ball even in a crowd.
You didnt say "reliable". You said "great". Reliable i agree with. Ive seen him fumble enough passes and lose enough rebounds to say theyre good but not great.Agree to disagree.
For how much he handles the ball... on the perimeter and down low from entry passes... he's got very reliable hands.
Thought this was AS/IW best game this year as a tandem.Played tough/smart D and worked hard on the boards. AS is starting to believe in himself at the right time.
A great team win and I actually thought the refs called a fair game.
Thought different moves Shonn Miller was very effective inside player. Shonn used his speed and jumping ability to make his moves while Sanogo use quick post moves with strength.Easy. Rakim Lubin.
But really, it's probably Jeff Adrien.
Honestly he has no shot at the NBA if he doesn't start shooting 3sHe doesn't have a modern NBA skill set or hops at his size... I suspect he's a 3 or 4 year player because of it
Who's the last big we had who was as strong AND skilled as Sanogo? Nevermind that he's a FRESHMAN!
He's got great hands, a soft touch, ridiculously good footwork and the physicality/bulk to bang when he needs to.
Not to mention he can grab boards, defend, and add the occasional block.
Breakout game for the big guy. We'll be nearly impossible to beat if he and Whaley play at that level down the stretch.
Clint Capela hasn't even attempted a trey in seven years.Honestly he has no shot at the NBA if he doesn't start shooting 3s
Clint Capela and about 15 other successful big men say hello.Honestly he has no shot at the NBA if he doesn't start shooting 3s
capela is a legit 6'10" and plays above-the-rim in a way that we haven't really seen from sanogo, thoughClint Capela hasn't even attempted a trey in seven years.
I agree, but his play as of late definitely has me thinking 3 is more likely than 4. I believe he can be a 1st round pick after a great soph year, but I hope he doesn't go just because he's a 1st round lock. Like we're all saying, he needs to be either more explosive or a threat to shoot at his height to be a success in the NBA, so I hope he sticks around for my own greedy reasons and for his long term successSanogo is definitely going to be a 3 or 4 year player. Doesn't play above the rim or shoot well enough for the NBA to come knocking early. Honestly that's great for us though, just means he's gonna be a force here for a long time.
Yeah but those guys are rim protectors, blocking shots 12ft off the floorClint Capela and about 15 other successful big men say hello.