i haven't posted here in awhile, but I lurk basically everyday. With this in mind, I have to say a few things that haven't been said.
1. Przemek Karnowski will go down as one of the best big men that we've ever had here. He's that good. Think about it. His hands are buttery, his footwork could use some work but he works hard and keeps the ball, upon receiving, above his chest. That's day one stuff. Think about our past bigs. Sacre's hands were so small he was like Dante Culpepper but with a bigger ball. He's becoming more and more aggressive and is the most intimidating force we've had on the inside since...maybe ever.
2. Our offense today was awful, especially in the first half. There were multiple times where we settled for BS shots for no other reason than we were looking past our opponent.
3. No one wants to say it, but Domas is the most selfish player on the team, followed closely by Melson. Those two know how good they can be, and chuck everytime they get the ball. I have zero confidence in either of them passing when they get their turn. Still, I believe that sometimes your best players are the ones that are selfish (see AM), however this is a big concern if they can't dial it in by tournament time.
4. Eric McClellan is the real deal, and lends to the idea that no team is complete by February. With he, Perkins, and Silas continuing to grow, we have a great chance at going deep.
1. Przemek Karnowski will go down as one of the best big men that we've ever had here. He's that good. Think about it. His hands are buttery, his footwork could use some work but he works hard and keeps the ball, upon receiving, above his chest. That's day one stuff. Think about our past bigs. Sacre's hands were so small he was like Dante Culpepper but with a bigger ball. He's becoming more and more aggressive and is the most intimidating force we've had on the inside since...maybe ever.
2. Our offense today was awful, especially in the first half. There were multiple times where we settled for BS shots for no other reason than we were looking past our opponent.
3. No one wants to say it, but Domas is the most selfish player on the team, followed closely by Melson. Those two know how good they can be, and chuck everytime they get the ball. I have zero confidence in either of them passing when they get their turn. Still, I believe that sometimes your best players are the ones that are selfish (see AM), however this is a big concern if they can't dial it in by tournament time.
4. Eric McClellan is the real deal, and lends to the idea that no team is complete by February. With he, Perkins, and Silas continuing to grow, we have a great chance at going deep.
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