Does Lydon's moustache make him look like Henry Finkel?
Does Lydon's moustache make him look like Henry Finkel?
The bigger question is which is better on defense, Lydon's moustache or Malachi's hair?
15 and 10 with a couple of assists. Shot with confidence and was tough on the glass.
The intimidation factor is high with both. I think the mustache is more because it brings images of 70s porn into the minds of these young men who will then fear for the safety of their girlfriends and sisters.
The bigger question is which is better on defense, Lydon's moustache or Malachi's hair?
Lydon is one of those players I would love to see develop over 4 years. If this year is any indication, by his 4th, he would be a superstar "green room" type. Even 3 years maybe. Unfortunately, I think 2 is about all SU can expect unless Moyer comes in and replaces him in the lineup and he gets relegated to being used mostly as a center.
Yeah, tell him he can't apply for the draft until his 'stache fills out!-VBOFLydon is one of those players I would love to see develop over 4 years. If this year is any indication, by his 4th, he would be a superstar "green room" type. Even 3 years maybe. Unfortunately, I think 2 is about all SU can expect unless Moyer comes in and replaces him in the lineup and he gets relegated to being used mostly as a center.
I think you miss my point. Roberson can be a very effective pick and roll player--just not as a spot up shooter because, well, he can't shoot. If he spots up at the 3point arc, defenses will just leave him alone to guard the pick and roll 3 on 2. If he's hanging out baseline, it's a little better, but there's still 3 guys in the paint clogging up the main action. In most instances, Roberson should be the "roll man" or "rim runner" while Lydon is spotting up. Defenses can't leave Lydon, and now G and Roberson can play 2 on 2 (mostly) in the pick n roll. And I agree, most of the trouble is that G isn't particularly good at hitting the roll man. He often doesn't read the defense when trapped hard up top. He needs to be able to hit the open roll man or the open shooter if someone leaves the shooter to "bump" the roll man. And he has to be able to manipulate that defender who is caught in between with his eyes. That's tough stuff, but really good point guards do it consistently. Ginobili is probably the best player I've ever seen at this. G is a great player for us, but he's not exactly a point guard yet.Are we back to this narrative again? I swear, people just need to understand the pick and roll sometimes requires the guard to actually make the pass to the big rolling. Roberson did his part.
Lydon is already pretty good. And he will get better because he's going to get bigger and stronger. I think we aree going to see he can be a great passer ala Leo Rautins.
On another point, How many freakin times did the announcers say the words "Green and Room" together last night? They worked that phrase to death. It was like the Chinese water torture by the end of the game.[/QUOT
Really disliked the "green room" stuff too. Just threw it in there.