Marcus Smart reminds me of a better Dion Waiters- the powerful body, ability to score anywhere on the floor
Interesting phrasing.Smart is what I was hoping Paul Harris was.
They remind me of the 2004 Memphis squad we played at MSG - all wing players with great athleticism, but no real front court size. Memphis' style plays right into their game.Hope we don't have to face Ok. St. in the tourney.
PH was never a point guard though.
You're right...they have similar builds and I was optimistic that Harris would bring similar skills. No way Harris had the ball handling skills that Smart has. I just thought coming in that Harris was going to be a great all around player. He had the hype.
How about a really fit John Bagley?
You mean sort of like Victor Oladipo?Marcus Smart reminds me of a better Dion Waiters- the powerful body, ability to score anywhere on the floor
Smart is an excellent player, but tonight didn't impress me too much. Smart was able to pad his stats since Memphis' guards played like sh@t. Under Pastner Memphis has played twelve ranked teams and has only beaten one, St. Mary's #21 in the Coaches Poll, they weren't ranked in the AP.
That would actually be an interesting thing to track. Who knows how long that list could get!Is this the first "Teams I don't want to play in the tourney" thread of 2013-2014 season? I wonder how long that list is going to get this year.
Both are 6'4"Smart reminds me of a quicker Will Bynum. Both strong bodies. Smart is a few inches shorter than Dion, no?
Durant saw the game and said Smart could play in the NBA right now.Regardless of how another top 15 team's guards played, the dude put up a line tonight. What he did would have been impressive against Colgate.
Durant saw the game and said Smart could play in the NBA right now.