Niastri
Two Time Iggy Award Winner: Edwards for Three!
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This is quoted from sutomcat's excellent "My Take" thread of the Wagner game of the football side.
"Benny Williams was the featured guest. He is very down to earth, and very modest. Was down to answer any question. Another great young man,
Asked him who he thought was going to start this season. He immediately said Joe, Jesse, Judah, himself and Maliq.
Then he thought about it for a sec and added, or maybe Chris instead of Maliq. It depends on whether I play small forward or power forward.
In his civilian clothes, he looked skinny. So skinny I wonder how much he is going to be able to play power forward this season.
Said his roommates this year are Judah, Chris and Shane (walk on Shane Feldman).
Said the team is working hard on playing man and zone in practice and thinks the team is really going to play man this year. Thinks this is being driven because it takes a long time to learn how to play zone and with all the new players, there isn’t time to get them all familiar with the zone."
It sounds like Brown is a dark horse candidate to start. The only data point in my mind that says it's possible is a clip from the spring showing him hitting a few corner threes in a row. If he's our most physically prepared freshman forward to get rebounds, and he can defend well, his only real missing skill is to be able to hit the wide open three when given the chance... If he's impressed in preseason practice, why couldn't he win the starting forward spot?
(Or does this mean everybody else is disappointing, leaving Brown as the best choice)
"Benny Williams was the featured guest. He is very down to earth, and very modest. Was down to answer any question. Another great young man,
Asked him who he thought was going to start this season. He immediately said Joe, Jesse, Judah, himself and Maliq.
Then he thought about it for a sec and added, or maybe Chris instead of Maliq. It depends on whether I play small forward or power forward.
In his civilian clothes, he looked skinny. So skinny I wonder how much he is going to be able to play power forward this season.
Said his roommates this year are Judah, Chris and Shane (walk on Shane Feldman).
Said the team is working hard on playing man and zone in practice and thinks the team is really going to play man this year. Thinks this is being driven because it takes a long time to learn how to play zone and with all the new players, there isn’t time to get them all familiar with the zone."
It sounds like Brown is a dark horse candidate to start. The only data point in my mind that says it's possible is a clip from the spring showing him hitting a few corner threes in a row. If he's our most physically prepared freshman forward to get rebounds, and he can defend well, his only real missing skill is to be able to hit the wide open three when given the chance... If he's impressed in preseason practice, why couldn't he win the starting forward spot?
(Or does this mean everybody else is disappointing, leaving Brown as the best choice)