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Re: Possible Transfer
I don't think he'd be bad, but I think we can do better. In a larger class like this previous one no problem. But with with Jucos it's even now and I think we can bring in 3 better high school recruits.
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Re: Possible Transfer
 Originally Posted by CycloneErik It still doesn't say anything.
Just because he does know that doesn't mean there aren't questions to ask or discussions worth having. It's a cop out statement. This.
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Re: Possible Transfer
 Originally Posted by Rabbuk Don't we maybe fall into the mizzou trap of playing 5 guards and losng to that terrible team in the tourney. I'll take getting to the tournament! In addition to great athletes, we need some players that just have that knack of playing the game. Before the freshman wall, Georges was that. And he will be again. For the last decade, we have good athletes, but for whatever reason they just don't win games. I don't know if it is just me, but we seem to run so many great plays, or we take it to the hoop, but just cannot finish. Year after year. A couple examples from the Texas game were Will not scoring on the perfect alley oop when we were up 17-9. He scores, we go up 10. Texas might quit. Instead, they go on a run.
Then late in the game, Melvin makes a great move, but when he is wide open gets his shot blocked from behind. If he had just taken a dribble and used the rim as a shield, like we are taught in high school, he gets an easy lay-in from the left side. This in no way is a criticism of ME. He is awesome, and has made great strides. 2 years ago, he couldn't catch a pass. Now he takes it to the hoop effectively. He will be huge next year.
We just need some guys that make the easy play all the time.
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Re: Possible Transfer
 Originally Posted by VeloClone I may not know enough about the Princeton offense, but it seems to me much of it is the same. They use motion, multiple picks, quick passing and spacing to get the shot they want - in this case a layup; while Fred's NBA style offense uses motion, picks, quick passing and spacing to get the shot they want - in this case a trey. On the surface very different but at it's core, very much the same.
EDIT: Also in both offenses all five players are much more interchangeable than in many standard offenses.
If I'm all wet on that, please educate me further on the Princeton offense. If you get the chance to see Northwestern play on the Big ten channel, watch a little bit and see what you think. It's alot more deliberate offense with alot of screening and backdoor cutting,lulling the opposing team to sleep. Earlier years games with them resulted in alot of below 50 point scoring totals. They do adapt with the players they have to run it, but not a big fan of this style. Boring but some what effective against superior opponents.
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Re: Possible Transfer
Seen him play several times for Northwestern. Very mediocre player, looked very slow on the court and that was with comparison to a bunch of other slow guys on Northwestern's team. Do not want unless he's coming in here for free (walk on, no earning of scholarship).
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Re: Possible Transfer
 Originally Posted by ajk4st8 Exactly. He is a horrible defender. Some have said our team defense is loose meat. He might fit in.
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Re: Possible Transfer
Would you guys rather him go to Iowa and then end up scoring 15 points a game for them? I'm not saying he'll do that, but give the kid a chance.
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Re: Possible Transfer
 Originally Posted by Clones21 Would you guys rather him go to Iowa and then end up scoring 15 points a game for them? I'm not saying he'll do that, but give the kid a chance. If we thought he was a 15 ppg guy this would be a no-brainer. Iowa does not factor into this discussion.
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02-16-2013, 09:21 AM #100
Re: Possible Transfer
 Originally Posted by Cydkar If we thought he was a 15 ppg guy this would be a no-brainer. Iowa does not factor into this discussion. I'm just saying, I think he's worth taking a shot on. He was pretty highly recruited out of high school and he's only a Freshman.
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02-16-2013, 09:21 AM #101
Re: Possible Transfer
We need an inside defensive player.
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02-16-2013, 11:29 AM #102
Re: Possible Transfer
 Originally Posted by Wesley We need an inside defensive player. I agree-much more needed.
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02-16-2013, 12:04 PM #103
Re: Possible Transfer
6'7" with a nice shot a quick release would be a great role player off the bench when you're having trouble scoring. If that ever happens under Freddie.
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02-16-2013, 12:04 PM #104
Re: Possible Transfer
 Originally Posted by Clones21 Would you guys rather him go to Iowa and then end up scoring 15 points a game for them? I'm not saying he'll do that, but give the kid a chance. Has anyone seen both Abrahamson and Uthoff their senior years in HS?
I was wondering who was more talented
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02-16-2013, 12:34 PM #105
Re: Possible Transfer
I don't know why we would take him after passing on Jok. Seems like Jok has a higher upside and 4 yrs versus 3 after sitting out for KA.
Other than that they seem like similar prospects
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