Yep, and also a freshman playing at the highest level of D1 hoops in the ACC. Lots of room for growth and improved decision making, and he seems like a pretty sharp guy. I'm starting to get that feeling again...
Where you decide the truths, correct? That’s actually called opinion. Something we are entitled to, even if yours is pretty consistently incorrect.
Apparently you have trouble with logic, If I have made only one post and he is complaining about other posts I have made then logically that is an untruth, whether he is mistaken or lying, it is still an untruth.
I think Richmond did chase Goodine away actually, along with Girard being in front of him. The buzz on Kadary started last fall after he signed with Cuse. One recruiting guru said he had a chance to be a 5 star. Goodine probably heard how Richmond was performing in the NEPSAC, since BG’s St Andrews high school coach is Mike Hart, who competed against Brewster in the league. Plus, Girard had solidified the starting PG role, so he was facing that battle again, plus trying to find time behind Buddy at SG. I think Goodine had a chance to carve out time as an improving sophomore, but with Kadary coming in, I think he knew the challenge would be that much harder. Kadary, fwiw, finished as first team all NEPSAC. The kid is legit and will make an immediate impact.
Gotta read the thread to follow it, but it flows.
I hope they anticipated him being a 35% three point shooter and a shut down defender.
So 4 minutes a game?
This is the single biggest development of the off season, IMO. JB proclaiming that Kadary "is a point guard, 100 percent" will make this offense much more dynamic and difficult to defend. Mostly because we have no one else with his skill set (some of us have been saying this from before he committed), and secondly because his skills will make it much more difficult for defenses to take our shooters away. I think we are going to see situations where Buddy, Joe and Kadary will be on the floor at the same time.
I have no idea how the playing time will play out at this point. I definitely think that his minutes will evolve based on his effectiveness, or lack thereof when he is on the floor. I think it will be obvious to most, once they see him play at this level, that Kadary has a skill set that is "unique" relative to what the others on the current roster bring to the court. What I would bet at this point is that whenever Kadary is on the floor, he will be playing PG.
there it is, I'll take my man dolezaj's word over anyone else. I'm officially on the hype train.
On a side note, why did Jb only see him play once in high school?
It is not very often you hear an upperclassmen say something like that. That's better than hearing Rothstein or JB say it imo.
probably Looking too deep into this but Marek's facial expression when he talks about Kadary is one of a pleasant surprise mixed with a "you guys dont even know" type of thing
