KO had the quick hook for Nolan so he's not against using it. The problem with that steal was more on the other four UConn guys on the court with Wolf during that play. There was no movement by the players and all four of the players were on the baseline. Wolfe was at the top of the key with no one to pass to for a very long time.
You're beginning to sound like a republican.
I really wish that he was redshirted in one of the prior two seasons. In what would be year five, he could have become a quality collegiate center.
Who couldn't like what we saw? But let's give the kid a few more minutes before we all go orgasmic. One thing is for sure, the Ollie touch gives the kids some breathing room that whatever that previous guy's name was didn't like to do. I like it and maybe Wolf will benefit as much as anyone.
I could be wrong but I believe that for the remainder of this season and next, there will be good moments and bad moments from EW, with the volume of bad moments slowly diminishing. My basic point was that by what would be a fifth year senior season (if he had redshirted in one of the past two seasons), the bad moments would be minimal. Did I say NBA potential? No I did not. Did I say All American or even all Big East? No. I merely said quality collegiate center.
I remember seeing a pretty athletic big man running the floor in his recruiting clips. Over the past two seasons he was never healthy. He had gained the wrong type of weight and was in poor shape. He looks much leaner now and considering he's coming off another concussion he's only going to get stronger and better. What impresses me most it is his footwork. Take a close look at it. Equally impressive is his hands, which has been a pleasant surprise.
Hilton was 1 HU.
