I certainly hope so. But he has to be able to get open/create his shot. He had difficulties this season with athletic/lanky defenders. Also, got snuffed on drives far too often. Spot shooting, I think, yeah, he's the guy. But when a top defender is on him? Jury's out. Hopefully, he's learned a lot from this season and puts in the necessary work to advance his game.
Curbelo with the ball in his hand would be fine too. he doesn’t have to take the last shot but he could create a shot for someone else.
Giorgi can't stay in games due to excessive fouling.
Yeah, definitely. It's a process. My points still hold though.
You are right, but Adam WILL get there. I bet all of our beach houses on it.
Transfers is sort of how Hoiberg built Iowa State and now trying the same at Nebraska. Risking way of building a program.
I will toss my keys in that hat.
Nate Reuvers is terrible and can’t rebound lol.
Sweet. We already know where this fellow will get to under our Coaching Staff = Big Time indeed.
Using previous years stats as a predictor of next season success assumes neither gets better given 1) another year of experience and 2) presumedly expanded roles
Agreed but I think we have to take advantage of the uniqueness of the transfer market this year. We can’t rely on transfers as a long term strategy though for program development.
Agreed, but i did not see much to indicate they are on the verge of breakout years, and double-double kind of players. I think we need someone at the 4 who can shoot and jump to be competitive for a B10 championship
Kinda like the last shot of the Indiana game
But when you have a solid base, it can be the catalyst that takes you to the next level, i.e., the Baylors. That's what we want to shoot for, imo, given the amount of transfers in college bball these days. Have a multiple high-level recruits/players on board, solid role players, a couple end-of-bench guys with long-term upside, and then plug any holes with high-level transfers that see opportunity to play and win. I think we have a solid foundation -- now the question is whether we can that impact player(s).
So satisfying to see our recruiting now at such a different level than it was prior to BU and his staff. Good looking player.
End of the games = Miller Time. I thought he was really good at the end of the year despite being a 5th or 6th scoring option. His defense is outstanding for a freshman.
Lovely to have a PG on our roster who will reward all those cuts too.
What if OA can solve that issue? He never had to be a big rebounder at Wisky. What if he can be a 12-7 guy? Would that work?
We were the 1st school to offer him in July of 2018
