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Message: [QUOTE="jordoo, post: 1435401, member: 569"] I think back to Fab and the impact he had in the middle of the zone in year two. Chukwu was in better shape as a freshman than Fab and he was a more serviceable player as a freshman while Fab was a mess. Chukwu will be in year number three when he becomes eligible. He will have had two seasons of NCAA D1 strength and conditioning and a whole season of practicing and learning the zone at SU. He's also taller and longer than Fab. It's not much of a stretch for me to see him having a huge Fab like impact in the middle of the zone when he suits up in orange. I also think he has the ability to be an offensive threat. Its hard not to put huge expectations on the 16/17 team, which is weird considering we will be losing 2 5th year starters and likely a 4th year guy in Coleman. [/QUOTE]