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Brunson had plenty of baggage. He referred to it as Dad.
I'd gladly take the Daddage for some National Championshipsages.
Brunson had plenty of baggage. He referred to it as Dad.
Do you go to the recruiting forum? Literally every guy we don't get is because of a "bag"
That’s different isn’t it than accusing SU of it? Why defend other programs yet accuse SU, isn’t that pretty convoluted? Some of these programs , coaches are on tape having paid players - but of course not all of them. Your basic premise anyways is to rip on SU and their recruiting isn’t it? So if it means defending other programs and accusing SU, to make your constant point, you think that’s just fine.
If I recall correctly, there were some rumors about his father being difficult and a big hurdle to his recruitment or maybe looking for money. Waters wound up at LSU with bag man Will Wade, so you do the math.And am I to understand that he was actively lobbying to come here?
Awesome.
I think Carey is as good as Jason Hart defensively.
If he can just slow the hell down on offense, he could be outstanding next year.
He and Goodine could be a really good athletic pair of guards, better than Triche and Scoop at the same point in their careers.
Let me add to this: after looking up their numbers, maybe I spoke too soon. If these 2 guys play this well, along with Buddy, we are going to have a tremendous backcourt.
Brandon Triche as a freshman was really pretty good:
50% from the field, 40% from 3, 63% from the line, 3 assists, 2 TOs per game
Played 21 minutes a game, averaged 8 points.
Scoop was a sophomore, and he averaged 9 points in 22 minutes a game.
He wasn't quite the shooter that Triche was, but he put up more shots, and more contested shots.
Triche drove well and picked his spots for open jumpers. Scoop liked to take those jumpers from the corner and was willing to put up a contested shot, while Brandon usually made the safe play.
Scoop was the wildcard, but he still shot 52% from the floor and 39% from three in only his second season. Scoop averaged over 4 assists per game, and more than 1 steal per game.
I think those 2 guys, Goodine and Carey, can be that good next year, or close to it.
I don't think Carey is going to match Triche's shooting numbers, or shot selection, but he certainly can score.
I think Goodine can be a Scoop kind of player for us.
But 2010 was Scoop's sophomore year, after a redshirt year. His freshman year, he only shot 28% from three, but still 46% from the floor and over 80% from the line. He only averaged 5.5 points in 21 minutes, though, in 2008.
I think if you look at our guards, and we can get 8 points or so out of Goodine and Carey, and 10-12 out of Buddy, and maybe 4 points or so off the bench from Girard, that's all the production we'll probably need,
Hughes is good for 15 a game again, and if Guerrier starts, he's probably good for another 10-12 points. Marek will probably average around 6 as a utility man, with a bit more assertiveness, and we'll likely get about 6 points and 8 rebounds collectively from 3 guys at center, and hopefully at least 2-3 blocks.
That's probably a little conservative because one of the young guards other than Buddy is probably going to be closer to double digits, and Buddy might go for 14 a game. I'm trying to be conservative. I didn't even mention Braswell's contribution if Brissett decides to leave.
Without Battle, Frank and Brissett, I still think there's enough talent to score 65-70 PPG on offense. Maybe more because I think the ball will move better; there will be fewer ball stoppers on offense, and I think we're going to play faster as well.
This is a big YUP. OR he wanted to come here and we didn't want to give him his bag...And am I to understand that he was actively lobbying to come here?
Awesome.
My guess is just enough...How much did we give Tyus to leave Michigan?
I'd gladly take the Daddage for some National Championshipsages.
Dad wanted a staff job and yes, probably a bag. Oh, and he was a s e x offender. But yeah, anything for a title.If it's not a bag it's baggage.
With the issues we've had I'm willing to deal with baggage.
Nova didn't give him a staff job.Dad wanted a staff job and yes, probably a bag. Oh, and he was a s e x offender. But yeah, anything for a title.
I didn't defend anybody, wasn't ripping Just showing how dumb it is to say it over and over.
Dad wanted a staff job and yes, probably a bag. Oh, and he was a s e x offender. But yeah, anything for a title.
This board is full of masochists.
The aomeba defense mixed man and zone at the same time often in a single possession depending on what the offensive set. It adjusted on the fly with guys that could play both. It adapted.Can we remind Greg he played the “amoeba”, and did just fine in the NBA as a scrappy defender?
Just my take and could be way off, but if I was a parent or recruit I think I’d be worried about SU’s offense more than anything.
IMO, the zone is only a problem indirectly if we’re recruiting for it first and foremost.
Go back to bringing in Flynn’s and Devendorf’s and Harris’s and playing offense first, IMO. Use the zone to cover up poor man defenders that can score, and to confuse stupid teams. Stop recruiting pterodactyl’s that can’t pass, shoot, or dribble.
The aomeba defense mixed man and zone at the same time often in a single possession depending on what the offensive set. It adjusted on the fly with guys that could play both. It adapted.
Not many left handed physical guards around who can shoot. Agree with you 100% on the offense except that I don't think it's fixable under JB.Ok. Not what they were playing in the NBA. How did Greg ever manage to make it?