Super impressed with this young man’s work ethic
Super impressed with this young man’s work ethic
When did he go to class? (Asking for a friend).
When did he go to class? (Asking for a friend).
Where in the hell have you seen TSJ with a mid range game??? He’s either shooting a three or driving to the basket. There is no in between and he still can’t handle the ball with his right hand. Even when he goes to the right side of the basket he still puts it up with his left instead of his rightJMO
Coleman feels like Brian Randle sometimes. Great athleticism but struggles to apply it effectively in basketball.
Coleman
Strengths
- handles ball very well for 6'10"
- great leaping ability
- very agile and fast for 6'10"
- can make the spectacular pass
- willing to guard anyone 1-5
- reasonable 3 point shooter when he is stationary and open
- cares about winning
- team first attitude
- great shot blocker
Weakness
- mediocre post game
- reasonable but not elite 3 point shooter. Should not be forcing difficult 3 pointers
- turnover prone while passing
- too emotional over referee calls
TSJ has developed nice mid range game this season. Wish Coleman had done same.
Coleman is at his best when he lets the game come to him.
#2 Dick 31.3 MPG, 19.4 PPG, 12.6 RPG, 1.9 APG, 1.3 BPG, 1.3 SPG, 58% 3PTArticle on national player of the year standings.
https://syndication.bleacherreport....ens-college-basketball-npoy-rankings.amp.html
Terrance coming in at #5. Don't look at number 10 or number 2.
Edey confirmation comfortably sitting at#1. No surprise there.
Does Shannon play for Illinois or Tennessee?Article on national player of the year standings.
https://syndication.bleacherreport....ens-college-basketball-npoy-rankings.amp.html
Terrance coming in at #5. Don't look at number 10 or number 2.
Edey confirmation comfortably sitting at#1. No surprise there.
Nice ride. Clearly getting some NIL money.Super impressed with this young man’s work ethic
Also they said he didn't make all big ten? Not the best researchDoes Shannon play for Illinois or Tennessee?
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Yeah, when that happened, it didn't look like a 4 to 6 week thing. The team is just now starting to come nicely together and guys are figuring out their roles. With all due respect to Nico, with the conference season going into full effect in two weeks.....if he's still in a boot at that time, redshirt him(if they can). He had a nice game against lesser competition, but, to me, the roles have been defined.
Redshirts are a weird thing is this era. Everyone is on a one year at a time contract.Yeah, when that happened, it didn't look like a 4 to 6 week thing. The team is just now starting to come nicely together and guys are figuring out their roles. With all due respect to Nico, with the conference season going into full effect in two weeks.....if he's still in a boot at that time, redshirt him(if they can). He had a nice game against lesser competition, but, to me, the roles have been defined.
You can't compare turn overs per game because each player has different usage. TOV% is a better metric. So lets look at that.In 6 games played this year, Coleman has 12 turnovers - 2.0 per game.
Just for fun, I thought I’d compare some fan favorites in their final years…
3.32 Ayo
2.85 Dee
2.79 Deron
2.33 TSJ (so far)
OK, that was fun! Now, let us carry on with the mantra that CoHawk is a turnover machine…
He has already used a redshirt year. Not sure he'd want another.Yeah, when that happened, it didn't look like a 4 to 6 week thing. The team is just now starting to come nicely together and guys are figuring out their roles. With all due respect to Nico, with the conference season going into full effect in two weeks.....if he's still in a boot at that time, redshirt him(if they can). He had a nice game against lesser competition, but, to me, the roles have been defined.
If he’s not going to play, he’d be wise to take the option of a medical redshirt. Granted, the option of “playing overseas” is a lot less daunting for a kid who is playing overseas while he is in college. Going pro in Europe would be a homecoming for him.He has already used a redshirt year. Not sure he'd want another.
I looked. And I only looked because you told me not to look.Article on national player of the year standings.
https://syndication.bleacherreport....ens-college-basketball-npoy-rankings.amp.html
Terrance coming in at #5. Don't look at number 10 or number 2.
Edey confirmation comfortably sitting at#1. No surprise there.
I know that saying anything that could be interpreted as a slight against Da'Monte around here is kinda like sticking your hand in a nest of hornets, but Coleman isn't an offensive liability, much less an offensive liability to the degree Da'Monte was.
This is interesting. When I watch the games when Dain is on the floor it looks at times like he is out of position, over commits, and allows easy baskets at the rim. So this all jives with the data above. However when I look at the numbers on sports-reference.com, something different shows up.
Looking at the stats per 40 minutes played or 100 possessions really drops Hawkins toward the bottom. A lot of his numbers look good because he plays so many minutes.This is interesting. When I watch the games when Dain is on the floor it looks at times like he is out of position, over commits, and allows easy baskets at the rim. So this all jives with the data above. However when I look at the numbers on sports-reference.com, something different shows up.
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In the advanced metrics Dain's DRtg, DBPM are both better than Coleman's. As well as BPM. smh. I'm not sure how to reconcile these differences. Anyway.