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At least some of us have half our wits.I wish I had some video of Andrew Bynum as a high school junior to drop on these half-wits.
At least some of us have half our wits.I wish I had some video of Andrew Bynum as a high school junior to drop on these half-wits.
Leon is a strong kid and has a natural perimeter stroke. From the minutes he saw earlier this year, he is just out of his element, i.e. not sure what to do on the offensive or defensive end. Comfort with his game and knowing what to do and when to do it will come with time. I think he will put on 10-15 lbs of muscle and be a solid contributor next yearI'd forgotten all about Tolksdorf. Given how weak we are at the 4, it's not a good sign that he can't get minutes.
Maybe Kameron will develop like Ryan Gomes (but at the center position)? It's possible. But next year we will have with Facey, Nolan, Wolf, Olander, Tolksdorf, and Daniel at the 4 and 5. Send them all to the Pete Newell Big Man Camp.
Ugh!Can this kid even dunk? First time I didn't see a player dunk in his highlight reel! I think Oriaki has better ups then this kid!
After taking a day or two off, I re-visited his video and came to a conclusion.
This kid flat out sucks.
After taking a day or two off, I re-visited his video and came to a conclusion.
This kid flat out sucks.
I remember an interview with Burt Reynolds I saw probably 20+ years ago where he was talking about being in the same acting class with Clint Eastwood. Apparently the teacher dismissed both of them, telling Reynolds he had no talent and telling Clint that he would never make it because his Adam's Apple was too big. Burt laughed and said he felt better than Clint because at least he could develop some talent, whereas Clint couldn't do anything about his Adam's Apple.I come to a similar conclusion every time you post.
He's out of shape and you're not terribly smart.
He can work out, but you, well, you're just going to have to make do.
This is absurd. You never know what a kid will evolve into in two or three years. A couple months in UConn's conditioning program and he'll be fine. I'd rather have an out of shape kid who knows how to play the game than a physical freak who can't get a friggen rebound.
His father is well known. Does the father have character issues like a recent ex UConn player who shall not be named? If not take the chance. The kid will probably take instruction and criticism well. If the father is like the dad of the other guy no way I want him. My parameters are simple.Okay it's obvious he looks a little slow and not slick with the feet.....he's a 16-17 year old kid growing into his huge body so give it time. He knows where the basket is, he's a growing monster, still has time to lose baby fat and would be worth a look for sure..........as someone else said this is the same reason U of A is offering and heck, they saw more than the one game we just saw on tape.......
Amazing how we can jump to conclusions..........lightning in a bottle? worth the chance
From reading another thread, the biggest factor for a kids decision is the condition of the cheerleaders.Comes from a good gene pool and that's always a good start....but those gene's also went to Arizona so they may have an edge of course!!
From reading another thread, the biggest factor for a kids decision is the condition of the cheerleaders.
Here is video of him from Friday night: