Is your glass ever more than half-full?
There are a few nay-sayers who need to step forward with mea culpas.Shocked? Or just surprised?
Sounds he can help kick start the offense if we get stuck in the muck. Again, not trying to be negative, just needed more than the article.
If he can handle and move and pass, good by me.
This is a good league and this kid has been playing against older players.
Since he was 16 years old... He has been playing with college age players since what we would consider sophomore year.Appears he’s been on the under 21 team not the SR team (which was Wembys former team fwiw)
Since he was 16 years old... He has been playing with college age players since what we would consider sophomore year.
Appears he’s been on the under 21 team not the SR team (which was Wembys former team fwiw)
Great program/club to be a part of though. Much better a kid playing in this league than some lesser league. Shouldn’t be a huge jump to college ball for him other than making sure he understands the rule differences ( including no pulling up on the rim)
I for one, wasn't confused. I know the league he was in and as I said, it's a good league.Ok.
The U21 league is different than the main French league. That’s all I was pointing out
Pretty big difference too. Like suggesting a player on Arsenals U21 team played for Arsenal.
NOT BEING NEGATIVE. just trying to clarify so there’s not confusion.
About as good a get you can get at the end of the cycle. May not play a lot this year but he’ll play next year.
Exactly what you expect from a European player. Fundamentally sound, good low post game, nothing flashy, high IQ, gets the job done and moves onto the next play. Quite literally exactly what we needed.
Seems like Red and staff like their bigs that can pass too. This kid has a high IQ for the game and knows where the ball should be. Lampkin and Davis are the same way and very good passers for bigs. I think we’ll see some really good ball movement this year compared to last year
I for one, wasn't confused. I know the league he was in and as I said, it's a good league.
I don't think he'd be any better an emergency C than Maliq, but he could thrive as "savior to the delulu portion of the fanbase any time Donnie has a bad game."Yeah I didn’t take your response as negative at all. Looking forward to see what other folks know about him etc too. I’ll just say that even though he’s only 6-9 the fact he’s got a nice set of skills and is a physical presence playing in a tough Euro league definitely makes me feel a little better about our frontcourt with McLeod having just come off injury and basically staring at a skinny freshman being the emergency plan. We know how the skinny freshman playing center in a pinch has gone all too well.
I've since reached out to my sources and confirmed this. That is before reading your reply.Not really. Not for what this staff wants him to do.
At the very least, the very least, he gives us a guy that we can start to build our frontcourt with next year. Along with White of course.It will be interesting to see what Petar contribute. At the very least, our practices will be more competitive with Freeman, Bell, Davis and Petar at the forward position rather than a walk-on.
I don't think he'd be any better an emergency C than Maliq, but he could thrive as "savior to the delulu portion of the fanbase any time Donnie has a bad game."
Will Cuse fans confise him with Marius Josipovic or Maury Povich?Syracuse basketball adds 6-9 Serbian prospect Petar Majstorovic to 2024-25 roster
Petar Majstorovic most recently played for Asvel's Under-21 team.www.syracuse.com