add Klesmit to the list. don't know how I forgot about himReese is a unanimous pick of Illini players, coaches, media and fans. Consensus All-D-Bag.
Well, it will be when we're on the ladder cutting down the nets on Sunday.
I think that's actually Steph Curry wearing a wig . . . .I guess Boo ate all of his Wheaties this morning.
I'd be happy not to have all those Edey elbows just before the danceI’m personally torn here. While I like to see Purdue lose I still want a crack at them again.
I love him, but if we are gonna be impartial, Coleman Hawkins is probably on that list if he didn't play for us.Top-5 most punchable faces in the B1G:
Loyer
Sandfort
Berry
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Truth bomb, alas.I love him, but if we are gonna be impartial, Coleman Hawkins is probably on that list if he didn't play for us.
Yeah but was his hand in the cookie jar?Bardo sees him....my new least favorite expression.
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Most of the time Edey is in the Lane 5-7 seconds, never gets a 3 second called on him. He has to be the lane that long to push people around and away.
he was too busy scoring in a phone boothYeah but was his hand in the cookie jar?
So this is one area I think Edey has been coached extremely well. Basically, his stance is to V out his elbows making him take up as much area as possible, and if any defender sticks their arm through that hole to try getting a better angle to poke away the entry pass with their other hand, Edey just starts rotating his body and base to pull on that arm. If the other player pulls back or starts trying to rip his arm out (both natural plays) instead of moving their frame to mirror the rotation, it just makes that pull stronger. And since they have a single open arm pulling whereas Edey has a "fixed" frame, they call it on the defender. It's honestly a pretty intelligent way to use the rules in your favorHe also gets away with inducing a hook and hold, despite the fact that he is usually the one doing the hook and hold.
My understanding is that the college lane violation rule is different than at every other level. In college you only need one foot outside the paint to reset the count, so every time Edey has one foot in the paint and one out, all he has to do is lift the foot that's in paint and the count is reset.I've somewhere along the line here defaulted to whatever he's doing down there must be legal because the commentators literally never point it out
I can't find anything concrete online, but I don't think this is true. Do you have a source? The clock should start the second you enter the lane with any part of your feet and end when you fully leave with both feet.My understanding is that the college lane violation rule is different than at every other level. In college you only need one foot outside the paint to reset the count, so every time Edey has one foot in the paint and one out, all he has to do is lift the foot that's in paint and the count is reset.
Ant Wright has addressed it a few times on Twitter. Here is a post with a graphic about the different rules nfhs/ncaa/nbaI can't find anything concrete online, but I don't think this is true. Do you have a source? The clock should start the second you enter the lane with any part of your feet and end when you fully leave with both feet.
Ant Wright has addressed it a few times on Twitter. Here is a post with a graphic about the different rules nfhs/ncaa/nba
And here a ref who posted about it
Ah so the larger the human the bigger the advantage, nice.Ant Wright has addressed it a few times on Twitter. Here is a post with a graphic about the different rules nfhs/ncaa/nba
And here is a ref who posted about it