Great visualTaking elbows to the face against Edey and not even flinching as he had to guard him 1 on 1. AK does it all.
Great visualTaking elbows to the face against Edey and not even flinching as he had to guard him 1 on 1. AK does it all.
Solo is the biggest wild card on the team. High upside physically. It’s hard to get a read on what he can become because he has flashes on both sides that are demonstrative of upside and downside.I saw that too. He was a bit less plug-and-play than the others at the end. But he was a capable starter and integrated well as a young freshman and I expect that experience to pay dividends this year.
Thanks Dad!The only person on team that should be guaranteed starting spot is Mahaney. He is the new Castle in terms of high grade talent. No one else on team compares. Will be first rounder after year is done. We need him to be stud, and he will be.
I’m not expecting NBA potential, but Abraham tracks as a four-year system guy who works his butt off every play, does all the little winning things well and can possibly develop a decent offensive game as well a la Whaley. He’s an easy kid to like.love abraham, just full of passion.
What is your take (or the scouting takes) on his defensive capabilities. The reason I ask is we need a real lockdown defender ala Andre and Stephon. Those two were instrumental and had the size and length to shutdown an awful lot of offensive threats over the years. I keep hearing good things on this young man from attitude, hard work and athleticism. He is also 6-7 and long. I know he seems to be on the far end of the bench from most followers but could he be the lockdown defender against elite offensive threats who may be too big for our smaller guards? LOL it becomes hard to keep a good man down!I’m not expecting NBA potential, but Abraham tracks as a four-year system guy who works his butt off every play, does all the little winning things well and can possibly develop a decent offensive game as well a la Whaley. He’s an easy kid to like.
From what I saw at the open practice, he’s already well on his way to developing a more than decent offensive gameI’m not expecting NBA potential, but Abraham tracks as a four-year system guy who works his butt off every play, does all the little winning things well and can possibly develop a decent offensive game as well a la Whaley. He’s an easy kid to like.
I figured this was as good a place as any to post this
Assuming he is a 4 year player is fools gold. The kid has an NBA body and athleticism, and has beautiful form on his jumper. I’m not sure what precluded him from being a more highly rated prospect, but it wasn’t traits. I could easily see him developing into an NBA draft pick by his junior year.From what I saw at the open practice, he’s already well on his way to developing a more than decent offensive game
He seems like he can be in an Andre Jackson mold.Assuming he is a 4 year player is fools gold. The kid has an NBA body and athleticism, and has beautiful form on his jumper. I’m not sure what precluded him from being a more highly rated prospect, but it wasn’t traits. I could easily see him developing into an NBA draft pick by his junior year.
Andre had one of the ugliest jump shots I’ve ever seen. He had a fatal flaw in his game. Isiah does not have that, at all. It’s yet to be determined what his all around game is in action, but he can shoot it. Really pretty form, high quick release.He seems like he can be in an Andre Jackson mold.
High level athlete with elite intangibles and motor. Just needs to develop skills that can make him an NBA player.
As I say all the time I hope he can do more than just shoot it. It was part of Andre’s problem as well offensively.Andre had one of the ugliest jump shots I’ve ever seen. He had a fatal flaw in his game. Isiah does not have that, at all. It’s yet to be determined what his all around game is in action, but he can shoot it. Really pretty form, high quick release.