CaptainJ
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lol nice! Of course in fairness to ESPN, there are many things I'm more interested in that a national audience wouldnt give a rat's @$$ about. Sorry OG
Would be a great "Get". He looks to have an NBA body, and at 6'7" would play great at the guard spot. Imagine the zone of with him and Battle at the top.
Drool.
If he does, that's great news for us since I don't hink he took anymore visitsIs he deciding today??
Author of the article doesn't seem aware of the 7'2"PC that is, IMO, going to be a big factor.no new info but an encouraging opinion from an oustside, impartial observer:
Kensing - Andrew White III's Best Fit Is Syracuse - Today's U
Author of the article doesn't seem aware of the 7'2"PC that is, IMO, going to be a big factor.
But I agree with the overall assessment, SU is a better landing spot than Lville.
Resistance is futile.
White is more like a SF or SG than a PF.
Rumor has it that Andrew White's parents were fans of the show, and it might benefit Boeheim if he was, hence my post is on topic and shouldnt offend anyone. I do waste a lot of space having to continually write that for my own safety, based on the experiences of this morning though. When OttoInGrotto told me the yolk was heavy, I don't think he had any idea it'd be like this.
Did you mean a PG? Either way, I agree. I just can't believe anyone translated him into a PF. Maybe they partook of some of what they accused me of having to make my original, non-PO'ed posts more creative? Maybe the people who quoted Jerami Grant's height are back in town? As to the PG, the .6 assists per game is what I was referencing. No matter what position we label him at though, the dude seems to have the heart, head, and skills of a winner. He seems to have a bit of those "coach on the court" qualities from what little Ive seen so far.
Definitely. And that's where SU wants him. The article refers to him 6'7" sg, but also says he wants to be Mal's replacement. Sounds like a great fit.White is more like a SF or SG than a PF.
Definitely. And that's where SU wants him. The article refers to him 6'7" sg, but also says he wants to be Mal's replacement. Sounds like a great fit.
I hope we get him.
One side benefit I hope we could get out of this would be more subbing and more pressing. Of course, I generally hope this happens.
But, if AW comes, that's a lot of good players. And with the 7'2"PC as a back stop, along with 15 potential fouls to give (PC, DC2 and Lydon) at center. It just may tempt JB to put in the reserves and press. I love the chaos and how it speeds up the game.
I don't think White is a PG. He seems too big and slow. But maybe I'm just not seeing it. Did you look at the 2 videos Nunes had in his article. AW3 seems to me to be a little bit of head case. If he does choose us, I just hope he takes playing 2-3 zone seriously and really commits to the Orange regardless of PT. JB is pretty consistent in playing the guys who he thinks give him the best chance to win. If he wants PT he has to prove he deserves it.
As a 5th year senior he has good experience which we need. I very much hope he chooses SU. But I also hope if he does he fits in well.
I agree with everything you said, although I dont know about the head case part, other than seeing it in another post on here. If I'm thinking of the same 2 videos you are mentioning, I recall his coach making him sound like a teacher's pet and a favorite to coach. I did read something about a sour grapes article or something somewhere, which I did not read, so I'm not sure about this extracurricular stuff, and just have his coach's high praise to go by.
I replied to a Gillon quote about starting and getting minutes, earlier today, so it seems like a lot of players are going to have proving to do as you say. I think the competition should make them all better, provided that have at least average attitudes, right?
As Sgt Cuse said, I'd love to see the pressing that many of us miss. I wonder though if having 2 guards very capable of burying 3's would make it less of a necessity than it seemed like a couple of months ago?
Definitely. And that's where SU wants him. The article refers to him 6'7" sg, but also says he wants to be Mal's replacement. Sounds like a great fit.
I hope we get him.
One side benefit I hope we could get out of this would be more subbing and more pressing. Of course, I generally hope this happens.
But, if AW comes, that's a lot of good players. And with the 7'2"PC as a back stop, along with 15 potential fouls to give (PC, DC2 and Lydon) at center. It just may tempt JB to put in the reserves and press. I love the chaos and how it speeds up the game.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him playing there if we are in comeback mode. Having PC/DC on the court does not help the offense. If we're trying to overcome a deficit, I can easily see TL, TR, TB, JG and hopefully AWIII. That'd be our best scoring lineup.On a team with DC, PC, and now TT - Lydon is going to play zero point zero minutes at C.
Yes - he did a creditable job there last year, and is a tremendous shot blocker, and was a major mismatch on O, but he got big boyed on D, a lot.
Our lineup w TL at C did more than ok on the FF run....well until we ran into UNC...that lineup also did pretty well down in Bahamas...for much of ACC...not so muchI wouldn't be surprised to see him playing there if we are in comeback mode. Having PC/DC on the court does not help the offense. If we're trying to overcome a deficit, I can easily see TL, TR, TB, JG and hopefully AWIII. That'd be our best scoring lineup.
It's unlikely that Lydon will play C minutes in the first half of games, but it's certainly very possible we see him play C whenever we need points...
I wouldn't be surprised to see him playing there if we are in comeback mode. Having PC/DC on the court does not help the offense. If we're trying to overcome a deficit, I can easily see TL, TR, TB, JG and hopefully AWIII. That'd be our best scoring lineup.
It's unlikely that Lydon will play C minutes in the first half of games, but it's certainly very possible we see him play C whenever we need points...
Remind me, was he playing C when he blocked the shot and saved the game against the zags?I kind tend to agree with your way of thinking. Lydon played pretty center. JB will do whatever it takes to win.
Remind me, was he playing C when he blocked the shot and saved the game against the zags?
These are the videos. He's just a really thoughtful kid.
Meet newly eligible transfer Andrew White
I think the "Surity to play comment" worries me.
yeah, he wasYou mean Gonezaga. I'm not sure. I just remember he played pretty well.