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He's a man among boys this afternoon. I expect we'll see more of this all year...
He's a man among boys this afternoon. I expect we'll see more of this all year...
We're 121-26 overall with a 3 seed or better in the tourney every year since 08-09.At the moment, this is the weakest SU basketball team in years. At the moment.
This is also the youngest SU team in a long time. They are still learning how to play together. Last year, all we heard was how shitty we shot...how'd that end up?At the moment, this is the weakest SU basketball team in years. At the moment.
This is also the youngest SU team in a long time. They are still learning how to play together. Last year, all we heard was how shitty we shot...how'd that end up?
Our only upperclassmen are BMK, Rak, and Fair. That's only 1 offensive threat.
This play-by-play guy is brutal…..can't tell Grant from Fair, and insists Roberson's name is Robinson. My sound's now on mute, cue the music.Anyone else notice the announcer talk about Fair for the last 45 seconds only to realize it was Grant? Jeeze...look at the forehead bro; no headband=no Fair!
This goes back to the topic a few days ago about the top of the zone not being as good as the past few years. While that's true (Waiters and MCW aren't walking through those doors) I think Cooney and Ennis will improve and with that will come more turnovers. They both have really quick hands, and while they don't have the length MCW did, I think they can be disruptive the more they play and get used to it.One thing that concerns me a bit so far, and I know it's very early so I'm not too worried yet, is that we get absolutely NOTHING off of our transition defense except for the times we are in the press. This has been something we have thrived on in the past, we are getting no steals at the top of our zone, and hardly any deflections in the passing lanes. Am I overreacting, is it too early to tell, or could this develop into an issue?
Our only upperclassmen are BMK, Rak, and Fair. That's only 1 offensive threat.
Last year we had Triche, Southerland, and Fair as upperclassmen.
In 2012, we had Southerland, Joseph, Scoop, and Triche as the upperclassmen.
In 2010 we had Wes, Rautins, AO.
So maybe in numbers we're just as young as last year and in 2010; but the talent isn't close.
Agreed. It's rough to say but it's the worst we've been at the 1 in a while (depth wise too) but he is the first true freshman to be handed the keys since Flynn. The coaching staff is really high on Ennis so hopefully they're right. But I agree with you, he isn't doing anything too well right now.Biggest difference this year so far is at point guard. Ennis doesn't look comfortable at all...he can't get into the lane because he isn't hitting jumpers and defenders are laying off him. He's also having trouble getting us into transition. His development will determine how well we do in March...
ok i guess he shoots 3's well![]()
One thing that concerns me a bit so far, and I know it's very early so I'm not too worried yet, is that we get absolutely NOTHING off of our transition defense except for the times we are in the press. This has been something we have thrived on in the past, we are getting no steals at the top of our zone, and hardly any deflections in the passing lanes. Am I overreacting, is it too early to tell, or could this develop into an issue?