a tale of two players

[moqui]

Pomeroy stats for two players

highlight between the > < below to see who is who

>the first player is our own Dajuan Coleman . . . the second is the freshman year line for Thomas Robinson, who by his junior year would become an All American and lead his team to the NCAA title game.<

 

[iommi]

One is a great athlete, the other isn't.

 

[Knicks411]

Knew who the first player was, good call on the second one.

That's pretty amazing that he's the most similar player to Coleman so far. #2 is pretty funny too...

 

[pearl31]

Interesting.

 

[pfister1]

Pretty amazing that someone shot a worse percentage from the free throw line than DCII does.

 

[cto]

Help. THere is no link there for me to open

 

[AccuRater]

Pretty amazing that someone shot a worse percentage from the free throw line than DCII does.

What was DC's FT% at JD?

 

[pfister1]

Help. THere is no link there for me to open

There is no link. Moqui has written in the Internet Forum version of invisible ink. There is text between the two caret marks, it is in white so that it doesn't show up on the white background. If you change the font to black the words appear.

 

[realorange]

CTO. Just left click on the first caret and draw the mouse down to the second to highlight it.

 

[JOC44]

So DC's performance in the cupcake part of our schedule is more or less the same as Thomas Robinson's performance through his entire freshman year.

 

[moqui]

So DC's performance in the cupcake part of our schedule is more or less the same as Thomas Robinson's performance through his entire freshman year.

except that Robinson logged 236 minutes his entire freshman year, appearing in 33 of 36 games . . . DC has now logged 238 minutes already.

when you consider that, when he is on the court, JB is force feeding DC on the offensive end, then perhaps the minutes that he has gathered early should pay dividends late

that's the hope, anyway