Cusesky8214
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Full game...not too bad of quality and not from the nose bleeds
Thanks for posting all of those. Love how the Euros pass the ball and move without the ball. I'm sick of these silent verbals. Let's get a real commitment. Today would be nice.
Top ten highlights and he's pretty much in all of them. Looks to have a good handle and goes the length of the court for a nice dunk on one of them.
Throw 20-30 pounds on this kid and he will be a beast. Very athletic for his size and he plays aggressive.
Top ten highlights and he's pretty much in all of them. Looks to have a good handle and goes the length of the court for a nice dunk on one of them.
Didn't realize how well he jumps and how athletic he is. One of the early dunks is in traffic with a bad angle. Love his passing. Would help the team in transition a lot; seems to thrive on racehorse basketball (I still yearn for the days when SU used to run a lot).
Top ten highlights and he's pretty much in all of them. Looks to have a good handle and goes the length of the court for a nice dunk on one of them.
He has alot of Tylers skills only much better off the dribble. With so little film to go by it is tough to gage him but i dont know if we have ever had a kid this big that seems so fluid. Billy Owens is a good but obviously heady comparison.Didn't realize how well he jumps and how athletic he is. One of the early dunks is in traffic with a bad angle. Love his passing. Would help the team in transition a lot; seems to thrive on racehorse basketball (I still yearn for the days when SU used to run a lot).
Looks like he can do a little of everything...finish the break, handle the ball, make interior passes in the half court offense, defend the rim, etc. With his athletic gifts and headiness, I suspect he would be excellent playing the SU 2-3 zone too.
Trying to think of an SU player who is comparable to him is tough. Leo Rautins, Billy Owens and Ryan Blackwell are the closest I can come up with.
Reminds me of Kris Joseph. I doubt he shoots as well as him at this point, but the way he attacks the rim, his handle, and size, all resemble KJ.Didn't realize how well he jumps and how athletic he is. One of the early dunks is in traffic with a bad angle. Love his passing. Would help the team in transition a lot; seems to thrive on racehorse basketball (I still yearn for the days when SU used to run a lot).
Looks like he can do a little of everything...finish the break, handle the ball, make interior passes in the half court offense, defend the rim, etc. With his athletic gifts and headiness, I suspect he would be excellent playing the SU 2-3 zone too.
Trying to think of an SU player who is comparable to him is tough. Leo Rautins, Billy Owens and Ryan Blackwell are the closest I can come up with.
Thanks for posting all of those. Love how the Euros pass the ball and move without the ball. I'm sick of these silent verbals. Let's get a real commitment. Today would be nice.
Always fun to add a mystery Euro, but I'm not sure how much you can definitively tell from these highlights. Looks like he's playing against Central Square.
We seem to be getting an influx of high energy in this class. Can you imagine a healthy Chukwu in the middle with Brissett and Marek on the wings in the zone? We might not score but neither would they.I could see this kid being one hell of a defender on the wing in our zone after he learns the rotation. I love his overall potential and think he would be able to produce in some capacity for us from day one. Now alls we need is the commitment!
That one highlight clip was from one game. The rest are full games I believe. It is also a pro league that the kid is playing in against grown men.
Fair enough, perhaps I should have watched more than the one clip. My point is that invoking Billy O and Kris is a bit premature. I def hope we add him.
He will also turn 20 during his frosh year. Like Brisset and Sidibe. I like how we try to get older players.
I'm not sure how your last sentence is relevant to the Marek Dolezaj thread, but it is enlightening.The only comparison I see in this short viewing is that he is comfortable handling the ball on the move and very athletic. I'm going to try to watch at least one of these games this evening.
I like having older guys as well.
Didn't realize how well he jumps and how athletic he is. One of the early dunks is in traffic with a bad angle. Love his passing. Would help the team in transition a lot; seems to thrive on racehorse basketball (I still yearn for the days when SU used to run a lot).
Looks like he can do a little of everything...finish the break, handle the ball, make interior passes in the half court offense, defend the rim, etc. With his athletic gifts and headiness, I suspect he would be excellent playing the SU 2-3 zone too.
Trying to think of an SU player who is comparable to him is tough. Leo Rautins, Billy Owens and Ryan Blackwell are the closest I can come up with.
Jerami GrantDidn't realize how well he jumps and how athletic he is. One of the early dunks is in traffic with a bad angle. Love his passing. Would help the team in transition a lot; seems to thrive on racehorse basketball (I still yearn for the days when SU used to run a lot).
Looks like he can do a little of everything...finish the break, handle the ball, make interior passes in the half court offense, defend the rim, etc. With his athletic gifts and headiness, I suspect he would be excellent playing the SU 2-3 zone too.
Trying to think of an SU player who is comparable to him is tough. Leo Rautins, Billy Owens and Ryan Blackwell are the closest I can come up with.
I think this is pretty recent