there was a stretch where he had like 3 turnovers in 4 posessions, sandwiched between some good rebounds and a trip to the stripe. His whole season in about 5 minutes of game time, I wanted to scream, and pat him on the back at the same time. Easy to root for, but you can see why he sits for stretches. It will continue to be about match ups, and as long as he takes care of the ball during his opportunities (like removing a dribble below the basket) he can give some valuable minutes as a classic D first zone anchor.has suddenly become vocal, demonstrative, and a floor leader?
I hope he keeps it up. I love that kid and he can impact a game in a huge way for us.
Going from being the starting center to riding pine and zero minutes can have that effect on someone.
Believe me, if you are lucky some day you also will think a 25 year old is a kid...dude!When does a 25 year old dude become...at least a young man?
I do nowBelieve me, if you are lucky some day you also will think a 25 year old is a kid...dude!
Yup life is like a basketball game ...late in the second half you’re hoping for overtime!I do now
Did you miss the last two games? 58 minutes, 29 rebounds, 6 blocks, 16 pointsIt can also do the opposite, so I'm glad to see it, even if the benching hasn't change how limited and erratic his actual play is.
I must admit, when I saw this thread, I thought, why are we talking about the friars?
Did you miss the last two games? 58 minutes, 29 rebounds, 6 blocks, 16 points
All well and good. He's been a big part of these wins. And he's still a limited player.
When does a 25 year old dude become...at least a young man?
Yep, and we can win with limited players. As long as they're supplemented by players who aren't so limited.
Tyus is that. Oshae SHOULD be that. Elijah could be, and a healthier Frank might be knocking on that door as well.