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It's going to be a loooooooooooong a year, maybe two till this gets turned around. Please no more 52-48 games please
Thanks for the insight!. I have seen a little video of him, but it's a bit hard to tell how athletic he is. Reports are that he is a good athlete.There is real help coming in '13 for sure. I've seen Hawkins play down here for the last four years. He can go. Has no real weakness and can take over and dominate at any time. He's extremely undervalued. Texas is LOADED in the 2013 class, and he's right there with the best of them.
I predict we'll be a Big10 title contender before the '13 class graduates. This staff is making inroads down here, and the area is fertile with high major talent.
He can really jump, but he doesn't seem to jump off one foot as well as he does two. I was at a dunk contest last year and saw him do a couple of dunks that made me sit up and take note. One was a left handed windmill, and the other was a 360 that was nasty with two hands, where he was turning in the opposite direction somehow.Thanks for the insight!. I have seen a little video of him, but it's a bit hard to tell how athletic he is. Reports are that he is a good athlete.
What can you share about his hops & quickness. I know he has good skills based off of what I have seen.
Gotta agree on Gallegos..........for now anyway. His shot is either all net or all nothing and never gets a shooter's roll. Hopefully, the redshirt and extra year of practice have made him better (and the idea that he was the instigator for his redshirt season would seem to indicate he knew had had work to do). Hope I'm wrong about him and he becomes a go-to guy. Otherwise it looks like Talley will be the only primary scoring threat outside.After hearing about the ISU scrimmage and finding out that Gallegos is a main perimeter shooter, I'm dropping my prediction by a win or two. I was probably the highest person on Gallegos when he committed and he's done nothing but make me look stupid, so for now I'm going to remain skeptical and say if they're depending on him, it's going to be even rougher than I originally thought.
Very nice! Can't wait. He will have a great opportunity to play early.BigTexHusker said:He can really jump, but he doesn't seem to jump off one foot as well as he does two. I was at a dunk contest last year and saw him do a couple of dunks that made me sit up and take note. One was a left handed windmill, and the other was a 360 that was nasty with two hands, where he was turning in the opposite direction somehow.flatwaterfan said:Thanks for the insight!. I have seen a little video of him, but it's a bit hard to tell how athletic he is. Reports are that he is a good athlete.
What can you share about his hops & quickness. I know he has good skills based off of what I have seen.
His first step on offense is terrific, and he has really quick feet on defense. He's pretty physical on the perimeter and sometimes picks up an early foul but seems to be smart enough to adjust and back off after that.
I saw him play with his high school team a month or so ago, and he was being forced to play the post because they lost all their size from last year. Coach doesn't seem to have adjusted his offense from last year to accomodate the change in personnel. But he still made plays for himself and his teammates.