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Having been one of his biggest critics for much of the season I want to throw out some more kudo's as well as some numbers which are mind boggling as to what he's done for this team.
I criticized him mostly for his decisions on both ends, especially the defensive end where he strayed and tried to make big plays rather than staying between his guy and the basket, keeping his guy in front of him and not taking chances too much……
Well since the AAC tourney there has been a whole new Ryan Boatright, one that has been there all the time but occasionally went back to some habits, not bad one's or one's that pointed at laziness but more about making the pretty play. Not lately, he's been a pest, a machine on defense that has created a mess for the opponents leading guards and the havoc has not allowed teams to get in offensive rhythm……yeah Bazz too and TSam on occasion but this is about Ryan because I am so proud to see this evolution……..
Last 2 HUGE games:
Appling 1 for 3 from the court, 2 its, 2 assists, 4 TO's……..
Trice 0 for 4, 0 pts, 1 TO and 2 assists……….not much for the Spartans out of the lead guard spot huh?
Wilbekin 2 for 9 form the court, 0 for 3 from behind the arch, 4 its, ONE assist and 3 TO's (he had NONE in the tourney prior)
He has done everything he was supposed to do and then some. He has made them start the offense from half court and around the hash mark so often, he made Trice scared to death to even dribble more than once or twice when he was around, he has kept his guy in front him 95% of the time and I have never seen him fight through and around screens so hard in my life. Ryan Boatright is on a mission, he is playing great at the absolute worst time for the opponents. The Harrison twins may be bigger than both of our guards but their hearts and balls aren't that's for sure!
This is going to be fun and much of the ride that has us waiting for yet another game, the last one of the year for everyone including UCONN, well that bus has been driven by 2 great guards and one that has taken over the tourney with his defense!
TREMENDOUS job by Ryan…….!!
I criticized him mostly for his decisions on both ends, especially the defensive end where he strayed and tried to make big plays rather than staying between his guy and the basket, keeping his guy in front of him and not taking chances too much……
Well since the AAC tourney there has been a whole new Ryan Boatright, one that has been there all the time but occasionally went back to some habits, not bad one's or one's that pointed at laziness but more about making the pretty play. Not lately, he's been a pest, a machine on defense that has created a mess for the opponents leading guards and the havoc has not allowed teams to get in offensive rhythm……yeah Bazz too and TSam on occasion but this is about Ryan because I am so proud to see this evolution……..
Last 2 HUGE games:
Appling 1 for 3 from the court, 2 its, 2 assists, 4 TO's……..
Trice 0 for 4, 0 pts, 1 TO and 2 assists……….not much for the Spartans out of the lead guard spot huh?
Wilbekin 2 for 9 form the court, 0 for 3 from behind the arch, 4 its, ONE assist and 3 TO's (he had NONE in the tourney prior)
He has done everything he was supposed to do and then some. He has made them start the offense from half court and around the hash mark so often, he made Trice scared to death to even dribble more than once or twice when he was around, he has kept his guy in front him 95% of the time and I have never seen him fight through and around screens so hard in my life. Ryan Boatright is on a mission, he is playing great at the absolute worst time for the opponents. The Harrison twins may be bigger than both of our guards but their hearts and balls aren't that's for sure!
This is going to be fun and much of the ride that has us waiting for yet another game, the last one of the year for everyone including UCONN, well that bus has been driven by 2 great guards and one that has taken over the tourney with his defense!
TREMENDOUS job by Ryan…….!!
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