Maybe the thought is that the space there is redundant? Since there's punctuation, you already know it's a new word coming.
Not sure of your point, but OK, sure.
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Not trying to be argumentative because, first, you have a point. And second, your post made me re-think my post. I hadn’t thought about minutes played. But I guess the question is, what criteria make a player be considered to be in the rotation? I still believe Davis to be a rotational player mainly because he is put in the games for a reason (to BU) and not just at the end of the game garbage time. And I think BU considers him part of the rotation. At least in his interviews, it sounds to me that that is what he is saying. Also, I was listening to the Werner/LaTulip post-Oregon game podcast, and LaTulip referred to him as a rotation player (around the 20-minutes left mark). He said Davis is a good player and that last year at Mercer, he was the last starter to be subbed out, which means the Mercer coach trusted him, etc. And Davis has only turned the ball over one time in, according to LaTulip, 80 minutes of playing time. But I think you make a good point. Should the number of minutes count, and how many, or are there other criteria that should be used? Thanks
But it's nice to have like 8 cannons on the team where you can use them somewhat exchangeably to max out the long range destruction.
You’re right, he has been used more regularly of late and is in the rotation. I still don’t think his minutes are going to go up much if at all. Against P5 opponents prior to Oregon game, he’s averaged fewer than 5 mpg. I’d guess that’s what we will continue to see, 2 to 3 minutes a half with a little more in some blowouts or should foul trouble impact the team. We’ll learn more tomorrow. And I feel better about his ability to contribute should he get more minutes.
Yes, and it wears the other team down! Fletch deserves a lot of credit. Our guys look so well conditioned throughout that game.
Andy sure slaughtered up Ben H.'s name...........kind of surprising to me......it really really is.......
It’s amazing to me how many national media members are still butchering Jakucionis, Humrichous, and Ivisic. I get they’re tricky names, but if you’re a professional it shouldn’t take this long. And KJ especially is a projected lotto pick, he’s not some obscure player.
It's the most fun I've had since Giorgi Bezhanishvili or Michael Hoomanawanui.
Most skilled guard we’ve ever had.
See, in my mind you were just overwhelmed with new NL's.
Frank says howdy as well
OP must have been a youngin'.
Saw Deron & Dee play. KJ more skilled than both. Deron was a big guard who used his body well, had a good nba career but to do the things KJ does at 6”6 is why he’s a top 5 pick. Dee never stood a chance in the NBA. It’s ok to understand basketball has evolved.
