Joel Goodson
- 9th man conundrum
Already hearing some stuff.....will post something by the end of the weekend after the first week is done.
I will add one nugget already: Stefan Vaaks has exceeded expectations so far.
so, he's pretty good?
Already hearing some stuff.....will post something by the end of the weekend after the first week is done.
I will add one nugget already: Stefan Vaaks has exceeded expectations so far.
Wow on Vaaks...expecting Coleman to impressed. He has been developing quickly, just continues to look better at each event.Already hearing some stuff.....will post something by the end of the weekend after the first week is done.
I will add one nugget already: Stefan Vaaks has exceeded expectations so far.
One of the best transfers out of the portal is exceeding expectations?Already hearing some stuff.....will post something by the end of the weekend after the first week is done.
I will add one nugget already: Stefan Vaaks has exceeded expectations so far.
Mark Smith was not a point guardMark Smith from the 1979 team with Eddie Johnson.
lol so you think fletch hasn’t been working with Z give me a freaking breakFletch needs to work with Z. Pushups, pushups, pushups - saw him with his shirt off, and his chest is borderline inverted. Talent aside, Z needs to put on muscle and I find it extremely odd (even as a hard-gainer myself), that he is that muscle-deprived.
I mean, the odds aren't great, but Q is the highest rated recruit we've had since cell phones were a thing you used once, to call your dad or your lawyer.Let me guess. Q is going be better than Wagler and Lucas Morillo is going to be a borderline starter.![]()
SURELY not good enough to rely on him playing the PG position! SURELY!!!!so, he's pretty good?
Q Doesn't have to be better than Wagler...Vaaks upgrade from Boswell and returnees get betterI mean, the odds aren't great, but Q is the highest rated recruit we've had since cell phones were a thing you used once, to call your dad or your lawyer.
You could also look at it as Vaaks --> Wagler and Q --> Boswell. Not necessarily in terms of their role, but in comparing "value". So if Vaaks is a step down from Wagler, then either Q or the returnees need to make up the difference (and then some if we want to be better).Q Doesn't have to be better than Wagler...Vaaks upgrade from Boswell and returnees get better
If we’re ranking the 4:You could also look at it as Vaaks --> Wagler and Q --> Boswell. Not necessarily in terms of their role, but in comparing "value". So if Vaaks is a step down from Wagler, then either Q or the returnees need to make up the difference (and then some if we want to be better).
I believe Anthony Welch played point for Lou in early 80s. He was 6'9".Mark Smith from the 1979 team with Eddie Johnson.
In general would just like to see more of Tomi in the post.Think I'm going with Tomi...does he stay relatively healthy this year? "Good Tomi" makes us so dang hard to deal with
No he didnt..Bruce Douglas and then Tony wysinger and freshman Stephen bardo were point guards during Welch illini careerI believe Anthony Welch played point for Lou in early 80s. He was 6'9".
I saw an article saying Landon Davis was the next best athlete on the team after QC. (Before Williams commitment). I haven’t seen any video on him and he is generally left out of any playing time conversation. Was this reporter on the spiked orangeade or has he been ignored due to his ranking?In general would just like to see more of Tomi in the post.
He's capable of scoring in the low post and opening things up from the inside-out while being a good enough passer to punish teams that try to cheat in.
Maybe he was injured but I think he just spent too much time away from the basket this year.
Likewise with Mirk. If teams are going to play and guard him with basically wings then he should be punishing them inside. UConn will be a prime example likely playing Khamenia in the Karaban role. Khamenia does not have the weight to hang with Mirk in the paint.
Welch never played PG.I believe Anthony Welch played point for Lou in early 80s. He was 6'9".
I think Vaaks is going to flourish under BU. He'll be more discipline and strategic.Already hearing some stuff.....will post something by the end of the weekend after the first week is done.
I will add one nugget already: Stefan Vaaks has exceeded expectations so far.
ForwardI believe Anthony Welch played point for Lou in early 80s. He was 6'9".
I’m intrigued with Z’s potential improvement this off season. If he can add serious strength plus an additional 20+ pounds it could totally transform his game. Would not get pushed around as much and could be a low post threat with quickness and leaping ability. Not sure if he has the drive to make these changes, but I’d love to see it!Fletch needs to work with Z. Pushups, pushups, pushups - saw him with his shirt off, and his chest is borderline inverted. Talent aside, Z needs to put on muscle and I find it extremely odd (even as a hard-gainer myself), that he is that muscle-deprived.
Will Riley.I mean, the odds aren't great, but Q is the highest rated recruit we've had since cell phones were a thing you used once, to call your dad or your lawyer.
Already hearing some stuff.....will post something by the end of the weekend after the first week is done.
I will add one nugget already: Stefan Vaaks has exceeded expectations so far.