So which motel did the barfcats stay at Friday night?“We just had the flu bug hit our team,’’ Martin said. “It started with Gipson. ... Now, we had three guys up all night, leaving trash cans full of stuff in their hotel rooms, but what are you going to do, make excuses?’’
Call me crazy, but I think Niang has a good chance at taking Ejim's starting spot.
1.Korie
2.Babb
3.Clyburn
4.Ejim
5.White
BE-McGee
BE-Booker
BE- Palo
BE- Niang
BE- Gibson
BE- Long
That is a very deep team. Why would Royce not want to stay?
“We just had the flu bug hit our team,’’ Martin said. “Now, we had three guys up all night, leaving trash cans full of stuff in their hotel rooms,’’
Call me crazy, but I think Niang has a good chance at taking Ejim's starting spot.
You're crazy.
ME is much more valuable than people give him credit for. He goes as hard as anyone, is always in the right spot, and plays very good D even though he is usually undersized. And considering its only his second year of D1 bball, I think ME will be a big and bigger factor going forward. Like a Tyray Peason, NBA talent? not quite, but not that far off either.
With that said Niang, Booker, and Gibson are all right there too. Having options makes me downright giddy.
He does not have a jump shot, he is 6'7" - he can not go to the rim everytime he has the ball in the league. He is less prepared for the NBA than Fizer was and we know how that turned out.
I think he comes back for one more year and works on developing a jump shot - then becomes a top 10 pick.
He may consult CFH for his opinion over ours though.
Most college basketball fans that do not care about the NBA at all do not realize that the NBA will draft guys purely on potential. Forget about being ready to contribute right away, NBA teams will try to develop the players.
Royce has as much potential as anybody in the college game today.
I think the comparison to Fizer is very fitting. Fizer had the strength and skillset to dominate in college, but when he went to the NBA he ended up a tweener. Too bulky and too poor of a shot for a 3 and too short for a 4.
I'm not sure, but I think the only thing that Royce has up on Fizer is that he has better ball handling skills.
If RW was 6'10, he would be a lock for the NBA.
Personally, I think he stays for at least one if not two more years.