Did you read the comment I was responding to or are we just going to ignore the context of my comment.Did you watch any of his tape from prep or just do your evals based on meaningless all star games?
Did you read the comment I was responding to or are we just going to ignore the context of my comment.Did you watch any of his tape from prep or just do your evals based on meaningless all star games?
As long as we have a point guard that can drive and dish it could be great, we have some beef in the middle who can score in traffic, should open stuff up and help Bell out tremendously.Ugh, him and bell chilling on the perimeter is useless
As long as we have a point guard that can drive and dish it could be great, we have some beef in the middle who can score in traffic, should open stuff up and help Bell out tremendously.
It is an All Star game, guts want to score and not get hurt.Ugh, him and bell chilling on the perimeter is useless
Impossible, we were told he can’t play the 3 and thus it was brown or him getting the minutes at the 4.
I thought the same - he was bigger than I thought. Obviously he needs to get stronger but he isn't a twig.Biggest takeaway for me re Donnie was his size. He legit has height and looks fluid.
I don’t take too much else from these games.
Here's a box score from last night: Donnie with 6 pts, 1 board and 1 steal in just under 13 minutes.

Here's a box score from last night: Donnie with 6 pts, 1 board and 1 steal in just under 13 minutes.
I hear ya. I could have seen Donnie at the 3 some, given he has a solid 3-point shot and handle, but I doubt Bell would have stayed (assuming he does) if he went from starter to reserve for next season...but that would have been a fun 3-5!Makes me wonder if Donnie at the 3, Brown at 4, Lampkin at the 5, and Bell 6th man off the bench would have been possible...

Just came to post the same. He definitely had 2 boards, do not short this man his 1 board! haHe had at least two rebounds. That box score is crap. No offense to you obviously.
Here's a box score from last night: Donnie with 6 pts, 1 board and 1 steal in just under 13 minutes.
perhaps it’s for the best that DF was underwhelming last night. It would be good to temper expectations on a freshman who will be regularly covering 23-24 year olds. Ive said it before and will repeat that this fan base expects too much out of new players.
Unfortunately, Autry and staff need to improve development-retention of the guys who are already here
When I first saw Donnie standing on the defensive end waiting for the East to bring the ball over half court, his stance and mannerism reminded me of DC when he was a young pup. He has the same lanky frame as DC when he was a HS senior. I think that bodes well. He just needs to develop that hunger for the boards that DC had. Hopefully he can add 10 lbs of muscle before next season.![]()
How do you know that ??I am begging everyone, do not do this. He is not DC. He won't be DC. Their freshman years won't be equivalent.
How do you know that ??
He will not be DC.I am begging everyone, do not do this. He is not DC. He won't be DC. Their freshman years won't be equivalent.
His play style will be different from DC but, stat-wise, the hardest one to hit will be 9 boards per game. I don’t see Freeman getting that many. However, DC’s 12 points is not at all a long shot and not unprecedented for other freshman at Cuse. 1.8 blocks isn’t at all a stretch. 1.2 assists is a low bar (and probably where Freeman makes up for the rebound deficit).You're right, there is a non-zero chance that I guess he could be as good as DC.
There is also a non-zero chance that my retirement can be funded by Power Ball.