Would really help him dribble the ball up the court and pass to Pangos.
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Would really help him dribble the ball up the court and pass to Pangos.
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I think that basically every basketball player alive could benefit from more athleticism.
Doesnt mean stocktons kids would be in the nba for sure since you need more than just athleticism.
But i dont think more athleticism would make them worse
Doesnt mean stocktons kids would be in the nba for sure since you need more than just athleticism.
But i dont think more athleticism would make them worse
Probably not.
David Stockton just always seemed completely average at best whenever I saw him play. I usually don't even know he is on the court. He will make a nice pass or get a steal every now and then that will make me think of his dad, but mostly he just gives the ball to Pangos to make plays and doesn't do much. Shooting below 30% from deep for his final 2 years is awful especially when you consider he has good shot selection.
The Thriller
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So his 3 pt shooting percentage is almost as good as his FT shooting percentage?
Do you guys think Andrew Harrison could potentially rise into the top 10 if UK does well in the tourney?
If he has another big performance vs Louisville I think it could happen.
If he has another big performance vs Louisville I think it could happen.
Bet he regrets his school selection
Probs not
Trey Burke started the year last year around 14th last year and literally played himself into the top 10.
Granted, he did make some A-M-A-Z-I-N-G shots.
fgcamel
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And it was a very weak draft.
I think Wichita State was the first team that tried to defend him 1v1 since preseason.
Care to tell me his FT%?
I'm pretty sure if I launch 40 3s I can make 13 as well.
Asked myself a similar question. Not Top 10 as I think that's out of reach unless Detroit, Cleveland and New Orleans draft there. But 18-30 as there's disappointments in this area all over the place. Will be interesting.
Somehow I failed to quote the German shot putter post. But that would be a white version of Robert Tractor Traylor with the skillset of Joakim Noah. And his looks.
And to close my morning catch up:
AK47 has the worst missed layup in the history of basketball...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPtxXpYEC3M
It's worth noting that Andrew Harrison is not Trey Burke
Game6Conley
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Good choice for Noah. IU's offense was not putting him in the best positions to show his skills, at all.
He went there because he thought it was the best place to improve his game (after seeing Oladipo go from 3star to top pick)
as ive said before Noah in HS got lots of time on the perimeter, at Indiana hes asked to play 5 with his back to the basket (where a double team comes from a blind spot) , which is within his realm of capabilities but is far from optimal, and partly explains his shoddy assist #'s
the other explanation ive seen from an IU fan about Vonleh's assist numbers are that in Indiana's offense a good look means a chance to drive into 3 defenders
He went there because he thought it was the best place to improve his game (after seeing Oladipo go from 3star to top pick)
as ive said before Noah in HS got lots of time on the perimeter, at Indiana hes asked to play 5 with his back to the basket (where a double team comes from a blind spot) , which is within his realm of capabilities but is far from optimal, and partly explains his shoddy assist #'s
the other explanation ive seen from an IU fan about Vonleh's assist numbers are that in Indiana's offense a good look means a chance to drive into 3 defenders
Clappy sucks.
Game6Conley
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Noah was also one of the most passive players I have seen out of the projected lottery picks. Blame IU all you want, but Vonleh wasn't being enough of an alpha on the court to demand the ball ever.
Andrew Harrison is position-less and can't shoot that well. I don't hate him, but I have no idea what his game is. Seems like the twins are at their best when going to the rim, but I'm never amazed at any of their moves. They are the definition of average to me.