Agree. I also have to laugh a bit too. Can you imagine this being said on this Forum two years ago?Frank can't get back to the court soon enough.
Agree. I also have to laugh a bit too. Can you imagine this being said on this Forum two years ago?
Agree. I also have to laugh a bit too. Can you imagine this being said on this Forum two years ago?
Yeah. The list of guards who struggled early and got a lot better and became good/great college players is far longer than the list of guards who came in and played well from day 1.
It’s easy to forget guys like Autry and Hart were looked at as disappointments early on. Allen Griffin and Z Sims made their names as seniors(Z in his 5th year!). Scoop. Gbinije. 5th year seniors when they had their best years that we remember.
Agree with all that. Rautins too. Friggin Sherman Douglas was a reserve as a freshman.
The list of guards who excelled as a frosh is, what, three? Pearl, Gmac and Flynn. Triche was an important part of the 09-10 team but has the huge benefit of being like the sixth option on that team. Devendorf became an important piece of the team by the end of his frosh year I guess.
Also why I’ve been very skeptical of some of the posts about buddy being a major contributor this year.
if we're talking guards, then Mali too. I know he played forward for us, but he was a guard on offense. Cooney as a RS freshman was pretty good. Edelin was also useful.Yup. I think you basically nailed them. Plus Ennis.
if we're talking guards, then Mali too. I know he played forward for us, but he was a guard on offense. Cooney as a RS freshman was pretty good. Edelin was also useful.
Agree. I also have to laugh a bit too. Can you imagine this being said on this Forum two years ago?
Yah ur right. I was thinking of his sophomore year I guess.IMO: Mali: I was thinking more PG’s or at least SG’s who handled the ball a lot. Mali played the bottom of the zone and was largely playing off the ball offensively.
Cooney kinda sucked as a RS freshman. 3.4 ppg and shot 32%.
Edelin - yes. Big time player.
IMO: Mali: I was thinking more PG’s or at least SG’s who handled the ball a lot. Mali played the bottom of the zone and was largely playing off the ball offensively.
Cooney kinda sucked as a RS freshman.
Edelin - yes. Big time player.
Doesn't that worry you?
Frank is going to be the savior and the glue that keeps the whole thing together?
I sure hope so, but I keep getting flashbacks of lazy cross-court passes that were turned into fast breaks the other way.
Frank as the spoon that stirs the drink? I guess we better hope so.
We miss him, but Frank would have stuggled with their tight D too. His handle is the least improved part of his game IMHO. We need to get Frank back and get roles and minutes established.
We miss him, but Frank would have stuggled with their tight D too. His handle is the least improved part of his game IMHO. We need to get Frank back and get roles and minutes established.
Good catch thanks. I hadn't noticed...or seen him play at all in previous years.How do we know if it’s improved or not? He hasn’t played.
Edelin was quite useful.if we're talking guards, then Mali too. I know he played forward for us, but he was a guard on offense. Cooney as a RS freshman was pretty good. Edelin was also useful.
Yup. I think you basically nailed them. Plus Ennis.
Wow. Still people trying to slowly turn this thread into a hate on Frank. Amazing.
Um, Sherm had some decent production as a Frosh.
In 27 games played, he averaged 5.4 pts, 2.1 dimes, 1.6 boards.
JB moved Pearl to SG to play both at times.
IF Sherm didn't have all-timer Pearl blocking his path to serious minutes as a Frosh, he'd probably still have the NCAA assist record, and also quite possibly be our all-time leading scorer.
Doesn't that worry you?
Frank is going to be the savior and the glue that keeps the whole thing together?
I sure hope so, but I keep getting flashbacks of lazy cross-court passes that were turned into fast breaks the other way.
Frank as the spoon that stirs the drink? I guess we better hope so.