Citing Woodcock as an authority? Face palm.
Citing Woodcock as an authority? Face palm.
Quincy's going to be making a strong bid.
That is definitely true- our 6-10 is almost certainly the best 6-10 in the B10. Now how the 1-5 stacks up against other 1-5, that's the question.one other point: our 6-9 (or 10) is going to be massively better than most of our foes
Does mentioning a thing Woodcock said (that the poster doubts) and asking if anyone has comments count as "citing as an authority" now?
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I really don't think so, go back and watch some full game footage of him from last year. He's not a winning player/difference makerQuincy's going to be making a strong bid.
Obviously, Joel Goodson is too immature to even consider the question.Citing Woodcock as an authority? Face palm.
No goodson slander here pleaseObviously, Joel Goodson is too immature to even consider the question.
It's not immaturity, it's jealousy. Rees Woodcock always has the inside scoop and he is one of the best true journalists covering Illini sports.Obviously, Joel Goodson is too immature to even consider the question.
Think Dainja will be a starter along with Rodgers, TSJ, and Hawk. Also believe Guerrero will sub in for Dain to keep some bulk with Hawk. Domask and Goode mystery to me but tend to give Domask the edge based on his stats. Seem reasonable to me to keep one out there at all times as a sniper. If there is a typical 8 man rotation, it is also a mystery at this point. Lot of talent not mentioned and think Harris is generally undervalued but it may be more about chemistry than talent.1. Rodgers
2. Shannon Jr.
3. Domask
4. Goode
5. Hawkins
I'd bet money that is our starting 5 pretty much all year - assuming no injuries and won't be adjusted based on matchups, because Underwood has never done that
Obviously, Joel Goodson is too immature to even consider the question.
He kind of reminds me of Omar Payne. Hasn't had a great career, but people see potential. Obviously, Guerrier has had a better career than Payne had, but yea, I'm not sure we can expect much more than what he's already been, which is a good, not great player and definitely not a starter.I really don't think so, go back and watch some full game footage of him from last year. He's not a winning player/difference maker
Quincy also played out of position at Oregon. That was probably at least partially his choice as well. He’s undersized as a 4 by NBA standards so probably hoped to show he was a capable 3. But he struggled to guard on the perimeter and it seems like he’s had an along came Polly hippo moment and realized he’s a 4. I’m hoping moving him back to his natural position unlocks another level and brings him closer to the player he was at Syracuse where he was third team all ACC as a soph.He kind of reminds me of Omar Payne. Hasn't had a great career, but people see potential. Obviously, Guerrier has had a better career than Payne had, but yea, I'm not sure we can expect much more than what he's already been, which is a good, not great player and definitely not a starter.
I agree. I don't see the Payne comparisons either. Two altogether different players.Quincy also played out of position at Oregon. That was probably at least partially his choice as well. He’s undersized as a 4 by NBA standards so probably hoped to show he was a capable 3. But he struggled to guard on the perimeter and it seems like he’s had an along came Polly hippo moment and realized he’s a 4. I’m hoping moving him back to his natural position unlocks another level and brings him closer to the player he was at Syracuse where he was third team all ACC as a soph.
But I think the Omar Payne comparisons are really unfair. Quincy has proven to be a solid rotation player and an 8-10 PPG scorer at the P5. Level. That player has value for any program and I’m sure he will get at least 20 mpg whether that’s starting to coming off the bench. Only way he doesn’t IMO is if Amani passes him up in the rotation but we are going to be really really good if that happens.
From what I have gathered. I am no insider but it appears to me that Dain has trimmed down and is moving better. Hopefully that improves his defensive efficiency while on the court. I love this team.How much Hawkins and Dainja play together probably depends on Dainja's ability to defend, and/or an improvement in 3p% from Hawkins/Ty. Really difficult to play 3 non-shooters at the same time, particularly when 1 hasn't been great defending.
I agree with you about Harris. He is a baller.Think Dainja will be a starter along with Rodgers, TSJ, and Hawk. Also believe Guerrero will sub in for Dain to keep some bulk with Hawk. Domask and Goode mystery to me but tend to give Domask the edge based on his stats. Seem reasonable to me to keep one out there at all times as a sniper. If there is a typical 8 man rotation, it is also a mystery at this point. Lot of talent not mentioned and think Harris is generally undervalued but it may be more about chemistry than talent.
no way Goode starts over Dain, Hawkins at the 4 and Dain at the 5.1. Rodgers
2. Shannon Jr.
3. Domask
4. Goode
5. Hawkins
I'd bet money that is our starting 5 pretty much all year - assuming no injuries and won't be adjusted based on matchups, because Underwood has never done that
would love to see it. That was the preseason talk last year, it but didn't really come to fruition. Players can improve from season to season though, and I'm rooting for him. He can be a great contributor.From what I have gathered. I am no insider but it appears to me that Dain has trimmed down and is moving better. Hopefully that improves his defensive efficiency while on the court. I love this team.
You have not one ball handler in that group!!!! If the other team has anyone close to Sincere at the guard position we won’t even get the ball past half court.Ty Shannon Domask Guerrier Hawkins. That’s our best 5. I think handling/passing/defending are all improved with that lineup compared to last year. The real question is shooting which I don’t think will go away all year.
I think efficiency is the name of the game this year. I think BU wants to let it rip from 3 but this team has a ton of capable inside scoring options. Need to be an average 3 pt shooting team and I think the floor is extremely high.
Harris' freshman year reminds me of Trent's. Both were good at getting to the rim but didn't always finish. Trent had more opportunities and responsibility and a longer leash. If Harris grows offensively like Frazier, we have a player. I think he will.I agree with you about Harris. He is a baller.
What does it matter what number he wore?Saw an Ant Wright tweet that players can now wear any number 0-99!
Kofi in #99 would have been awesome to see
Bet not. Dain will play 20-25 mins but doubt he startsno way Goode starts over Dain, Hawkins at the 4 and Dain at the 5.
Citing Woodcock as an authority? Face palm.