Fizer would wad ejim up in a ball and throw him off the court. The two are on different levels. This is. Not a debate.
Ejim couldn't guard Fizer one on one, but maybe two players in the NCAA could have that last year.
Ejim was a much better rebounder than Fizer by the time he left, one of our best ever. Ejim was a very dependable 3 point shooter by his senior year too, probably the biggest individual improvement I've ever seen in one area of play.
I'm in the camp that Fizer retired is a no brainer, he gave up being a first round lock to come back and lead us to our best season. But I'm not against hearing arguments for Ejim, Tinsley or Morris/Niang when their times come.
More than anything else it's just naive that some of us expect a Fizer type player to come along, play 4 years, and graduate with honors. A guy like Doug McDermott wasn't even as talented as Fizer that he was a first round lock after his sophomore year...that 4 year lottery pick player simply does not exist.