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No.Would love to keep Clingan at 15m a game until the post season. Better yet.. Sit him till the postseason.
No.Would love to keep Clingan at 15m a game until the post season. Better yet.. Sit him till the postseason.
That part is patently ridiculous.Would love to keep Clingan at 15m a game until the post season. Better yet.. Sit him till the postseason.
That Louisville game was on the road too against a top 10 team. That was a huge flex.Only thing i can really think of was last years Gonzaga game and the Louisville game in 09`. Those were absolute beat downs.
He said that last season too. It's always good expanding your coaching tree and both those guys deserve head coaching jobs. Selfishly I don't want them both leaving after this season, Kimani is a lot older than Luke so I hope he gets his chance and Luke comes back.Hurley's comment in the presser that the coaching staff "probably shouldn't stay intact past this year" was probably stating the obvious, but still a little bit of a gut punch.
It wouldn't matter. Purdue couldn't slow down our 4 other guys.The only issue with Purdue vs UConn would be if DC got in foul trouble. SJ can’t slow down edey
NO, but if he takes them in the flow of the offense then so be it. I actually think he can be a decent shooter from there if given enough chances. I doubt it will matter though because it looks like he doesn't want to shoot it all that often.I Love CBB (and UConn of course) but am basically unschooled about the nuts and bolts of offensive play aside from the pick and roll. So a question:
Would it be disruptive of the overall offensive scheme (or just plain dumb) if they started running two or three plays per game designed to get Clingan an open three? I’m asking, not only because he looks like he can knock them down, but, if he started hitting them with some consistency it would boost his draft value significantly. Just wondering…
Don’t agree. He hasn’t had the chances, the reps, to get comfortable which is why I am advocating a couple of chances per game. If Eddy had to guard him out there in a matchup, a lot of other things would open up for us. To be clear, he must be inside most of the time though.Just plain dumb. He doesn't shot it well enough to justify it, even though his stroke looked pure today.
He does a great job of initiating offense from the top of the key and hitting guys on back cuts. There will be times running that where he can maybe drift a couple of steps higher when he receives the initial pass, and if his guy doesn't follow him out, then maybe he takes the shot.
But that's really it.
Thats a joke.. obvi. But it would be great to have him superfresh for the end of the season as we approach the tougher end of our BE schedule.That part is patently ridiculous.
We are 48 points better than Cincy. That’s just math.@kobe; You shouldn’t be thinking about how this relates to Cinci losing to X. Stay focused. Bearcats within striking distance at 11th place. Bawhawww.
He will end up being a decent three point shooter. Like the better Lopez brother. Someone you can’t let stand there wide open.NO, but if he takes them in the flow of the offense then so be it. I actually think he can be a decent shooter from there if given enough chances. I doubt it will matter though because it looks like he doesn't want to shoot it all that often.
As far as his draft position, that's not a good enough reason to alter the team's style. I, however would like to see it occasionally because then his defender would have to take 2 or 3 more steps out to the perimeter leaving the paint more open for cutters, lobs and backdoor passes. This is a good enough reason to alter our style a bit.
The team that drafts him will have had individual workouts with him at their gym, and they would have seen him in pre draft stuff and the combine. He will be asked to shoot there. NBA teams are aware that college coaches first responsibility is to win college basketball games. At his workouts, and at the combine they will ask him to do quite a few things that he didn't do in college so they can see if he has the potential to do those things or not.
Sorry, my sarcasm detector is obv busted. In my own defense, it's hard to tell here.Thats a joke.. obvi. But it would be great to have him superfresh for the end of the season as we approach the tougher end of our BE schedule.
I totally agree. He may not get there this year, but he will be someone that a defense has to account for on the perimeter.He will end up being a decent three point shooter. Like the better Lopez brother. Someone you can’t let stand there wide open.
So, he should be 50% from 3? I joke, I joke.Clingan has touch. We’ve seen it in clips. When you are that big with arms that long a 3 is about as easy as a foul shot.
Only Hurley can tell us if there's an upside to him taking them. Sanogo helped out with them, so I defer to coach!So, he should be 50% from 3? I joke, I joke.