Frank, Oshae, TT,
Volume shooting? Tyus and Taurean.
Shoot if they're open? Those two, Frank and Howard (assuming he gets run).
Oshae looks to be improving his shot greatly in his tapes, and maybe Moyer's developed but I don't know.
Brissett has really impressed me. He is putting in work. His development over the past year is remarkable. And, I would never count out Moyer. He is intelligent and hard working. He will do everything possible to be ready to contribute. This team will be extremely young. It should be a fun and sometimes frustrating ride next year.How many of us would have listed Thompson in a post like this last offseason? Probably not many. I know I was pleasantly surprised at how advanced his offensive skills were.
That makes it hard to know for guys like Moyer and the incoming freshmen.
I would take CJ Fair's freshman year from Moyer which was 6 PPG 4RPG.Think a lot of people forgot Moyer was a choice recruit for us, we didn't just end up with him. He wasn't a plan C at the position. This kid should be good.
I think Frank has the potential to be an effective game manager type point guard (similar to Z Sims), if he gets a little confidence, loses a bit of the lousy attitude, and doesn't have to worry about Boeheim yanking him for a minuscule mistake and can get into the flow of the game.
But he is truly one of the least talented offensive perimeter players we have had here in recent memory.
Yikes. We have had Kaleb Joseph, Ron Patterson, and Trevor Cooney play major roles in the last three years, and that time period also saw Syracuse convert a wing who Boeheim characterized "the type of kid who will pick up his lost shoe during a live game" into a starting point guard.
If true, that doesn't say much about Frank. Good times!
Yep, I would consider Kaleb, Ron and Frank to be the three worst offensive scholarship guards at SU in probably the last 15-20 years. IMO Cooney is a significant notch above these guys.
I would add Josh Wright and James Thues to your list.
Nobody is forgetting that. The question is whether he'll be ready to be an offensive threat this year. This team will need to find scoring from somewhere outside of Tyus and TT, we're just hoping MM can contribute to that.Think a lot of people forgot Moyer was a choice recruit for us, we didn't just end up with him. He wasn't a plan C at the position. This kid should be good.
Including Cooney in there is insulting to him. Just because the kid wasn't super clutch or didn't have great percentages, doesn't mean he should be lumped in with some of the least talented offensive players we've seen. His shooting #'s weren't much worse than Gmac's, but he didn't have the clutch factor to make up for it.Yep, I would consider Kaleb, Ron and Frank to be the three worst offensive scholarship guards at SU in probably the last 15-20 years. IMO Cooney is a significant notch above these guys.
Including Cooney in there is insulting to him. Just because the kid wasn't super clutch or didn't have great percentages, doesn't mean he should be lumped in with some of the least talented offensive players we've seen. His shooting #'s weren't much worse than Gmac's, but he didn't have the clutch factor to make up for it.
Agree with everything. The being outworked part is most upsetting to me.The roster is truly scary right now.
I mean we have to add atleast 2 guys.
I mean listening to Francis podcast was sobering. This fanbase has a significant portion who don't look at things objectively. We are celebrating our coaches doing what every single elite coach does for all prospects.
We are being outworked and people don't want to hear it.
This roster is thin because of this.
I love Battle. I don't see him scoring 20PPG though. I would love 15 PPG.
Thompson can score but can't play defense. Hopefully he gets better.
This post is good because it shines on a spotlight on the problem.