Let's try for once to try to communicate without attacking other fans who don't agree with what we believe.
It was so much fun for me to see the new guys play: Larsen, Norvell, Kispert, AYayi. I enjoyed the announcers for once, especially Dan Dickau. I enjoyed his ideas about the team and especially the new players. He is really high on Kispert. We didn't see him on his best night offensively, but I sure enjoyed his intensity on defense. He has great footwork, as was on display while guarding a guard six inches shorter. I expect him to be one of the key players on offense.
Out of all the new players we saw last night, I felt Norvell played the best. He made 4 or 5 threes. I too love his left handed shot. My older brother was a lefty and he was my hero. He also had some beautiful assists, the best being a no-look pass to Larsen I think for a layup.
It was obvious that Larsen has gained weight and all of it muscle. He's a real good rebounder. I like how he keeps the ball above his head. He does have very good hands. He received some beautiful no-look passes from Norvell and Hatchimura and was able to catch them and score. He still has a long ways to go in terms of his footwork, imo. But he has plenty of time to improve.
I enjoyed Ayayi's hustle on defense. He's as good on D as was reported earlier in the year. AND he is really really fast. Like Rui last year, I think his playing time will be limited or he may red-shirt.
It has always been the case, this kind of game is always for the new players to get their shots. AND they did. This game has never been about lettermen.
I felt our returning lettermen played as is expected. Please don't judge any of them on their performance in this game. They are all really good. How can anyone complain when we score 96 points, and about 12 of College of Idaho's points came in while our clean up crew was in the game and not playing good defense against the 3.
It was so much fun for me to see the new guys play: Larsen, Norvell, Kispert, AYayi. I enjoyed the announcers for once, especially Dan Dickau. I enjoyed his ideas about the team and especially the new players. He is really high on Kispert. We didn't see him on his best night offensively, but I sure enjoyed his intensity on defense. He has great footwork, as was on display while guarding a guard six inches shorter. I expect him to be one of the key players on offense.
Out of all the new players we saw last night, I felt Norvell played the best. He made 4 or 5 threes. I too love his left handed shot. My older brother was a lefty and he was my hero. He also had some beautiful assists, the best being a no-look pass to Larsen I think for a layup.
It was obvious that Larsen has gained weight and all of it muscle. He's a real good rebounder. I like how he keeps the ball above his head. He does have very good hands. He received some beautiful no-look passes from Norvell and Hatchimura and was able to catch them and score. He still has a long ways to go in terms of his footwork, imo. But he has plenty of time to improve.
I enjoyed Ayayi's hustle on defense. He's as good on D as was reported earlier in the year. AND he is really really fast. Like Rui last year, I think his playing time will be limited or he may red-shirt.
It has always been the case, this kind of game is always for the new players to get their shots. AND they did. This game has never been about lettermen.
I felt our returning lettermen played as is expected. Please don't judge any of them on their performance in this game. They are all really good. How can anyone complain when we score 96 points, and about 12 of College of Idaho's points came in while our clean up crew was in the game and not playing good defense against the 3.
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