teachercd Posted April 11, 2017 Share Posted April 11, 2017 Can't wait for the PBA announcer next season..."And now...at center...a 6 footer from Chicago...Glynnnnnnnnnnn Watson" Quote Link to comment
ScottyIce Posted April 11, 2017 Share Posted April 11, 2017 1- Watson 2- Gill, Taylor 3- Akenten, McVeigh 4- Roby 5- Tshimanga Not sure exactly where Copeland and Palmer fit in yet. Quote Link to comment
ColoradoHusk Posted April 11, 2017 Share Posted April 11, 2017 Can't wait for the PBA announcer next season..."And now...at center...a 6 footer from Chicago...Glynnnnnnnnnnn Watson" Do you have any eligibility left, Teach? You're a black hole in the post, but you would provide some more size than Watson. Quote Link to comment
teachercd Posted April 11, 2017 Share Posted April 11, 2017 Can't wait for the PBA announcer next season..."And now...at center...a 6 footer from Chicago...Glynnnnnnnnnnn Watson" Do you have any eligibility left, Teach? You're a black hole in the post, but you would provide some more size than Watson. Full court? I would die! Now...if they starting hosting games at the Beta back court...I could probably give some tick. Quote Link to comment
Mavric Posted April 12, 2017 Author Share Posted April 12, 2017 Well, let's see what happens. #3, #8, #9 and #11 no longer here. #1 & #4 coming off season-ending injuries #5 and #10 haven't played a game yet. That leaves #2, #6, #7, #12 and #13 as "known" quantities. That's a lot of question marks to hope things work out..... And also a lot of changes in six weeks..... "That's a lot of question marks to hope things work out..." You'd sound so much better if you'd just say... "That's a lot of question marks, I hope things work out." Instead, it sounds like you are hoping for the worst. Doesn't matter what I hope for. Four out of five years Miles has delivered pretty much the worst. Quote Link to comment
seaofred92 Posted April 12, 2017 Share Posted April 12, 2017 If Evan Taylor can't shoot over 24% from 3 point range then he shouldn't be on the floor. I don't care how "good" his defense is (which I never really saw to begin with). If you can't score you shouldn't be on the floor. 1 Quote Link to comment
ColoradoHusk Posted April 12, 2017 Share Posted April 12, 2017 If Evan Taylor can't shoot over 24% from 3 point range then he shouldn't be on the floor. I don't care how "good" his defense is (which I never really saw to begin with). If you can't score you shouldn't be on the floor. I somewhat disagree with this statement. There are plenty of guys in college basketball that are classified as defensive stoppers. If there is enough offense on the floor, you can have a guy who isn't super skilled at shooting. North Carolina just won a national championship with Theo Pinson playing big minutes for them. That guy can't shoot a lick, but he is awesome at defense, and does enough on the offensive end, through rebounds and assists. Quote Link to comment
seaofred92 Posted April 12, 2017 Share Posted April 12, 2017 If Evan Taylor can't shoot over 24% from 3 point range then he shouldn't be on the floor. I don't care how "good" his defense is (which I never really saw to begin with). If you can't score you shouldn't be on the floor. I somewhat disagree with this statement. There are plenty of guys in college basketball that are classified as defensive stoppers. If there is enough offense on the floor, you can have a guy who isn't super skilled at shooting. North Carolina just won a national championship with Theo Pinson playing big minutes for them. That guy can't shoot a lick, but he is awesome at defense, and does enough on the offensive end, through rebounds and assists. Not to be a jerk, but take a look at Nebraska's roster for next year and tell me where we have guys that have enough offense to makeup for a shooting guard that shoots 24% from distance? Quote Link to comment
Mavric Posted April 12, 2017 Author Share Posted April 12, 2017 If Evan Taylor can't shoot over 24% from 3 point range then he shouldn't be on the floor. I don't care how "good" his defense is (which I never really saw to begin with). If you can't score you shouldn't be on the floor. I somewhat disagree with this statement. There are plenty of guys in college basketball that are classified as defensive stoppers. If there is enough offense on the floor, you can have a guy who isn't super skilled at shooting. North Carolina just won a national championship with Theo Pinson playing big minutes for them. That guy can't shoot a lick, but he is awesome at defense, and does enough on the offensive end, through rebounds and assists. I think the bolded is the difference between UNC and DONU. Quote Link to comment
ColoradoHusk Posted April 12, 2017 Share Posted April 12, 2017 If Evan Taylor can't shoot over 24% from 3 point range then he shouldn't be on the floor. I don't care how "good" his defense is (which I never really saw to begin with). If you can't score you shouldn't be on the floor. I somewhat disagree with this statement. There are plenty of guys in college basketball that are classified as defensive stoppers. If there is enough offense on the floor, you can have a guy who isn't super skilled at shooting. North Carolina just won a national championship with Theo Pinson playing big minutes for them. That guy can't shoot a lick, but he is awesome at defense, and does enough on the offensive end, through rebounds and assists. I think the bolded is the difference between UNC and DONU. I agree with that. Carolina had at least 3 other guys who could fill it up. NU doesn't have that. Quote Link to comment
ColoradoHusk Posted April 12, 2017 Share Posted April 12, 2017 If Evan Taylor can't shoot over 24% from 3 point range then he shouldn't be on the floor. I don't care how "good" his defense is (which I never really saw to begin with). If you can't score you shouldn't be on the floor. I somewhat disagree with this statement. There are plenty of guys in college basketball that are classified as defensive stoppers. If there is enough offense on the floor, you can have a guy who isn't super skilled at shooting. North Carolina just won a national championship with Theo Pinson playing big minutes for them. That guy can't shoot a lick, but he is awesome at defense, and does enough on the offensive end, through rebounds and assists. Not to be a jerk, but take a look at Nebraska's roster for next year and tell me where we have guys that have enough offense to makeup for a shooting guard that shoots 24% from distance? But is that Taylor's fault and a reason for not playing? Isn't it Miles' job to find a roster with players that can add different skills and strengths? I agree that NU needs more offense on the court, but to say Taylor should never play because he can't shoot at all isn't a valid argument. If Taylor had more offense around him, he would have a role on the team. Quote Link to comment
RedSavage Posted April 12, 2017 Share Posted April 12, 2017 If Evan Taylor can't shoot over 24% from 3 point range then he shouldn't be on the floor. I don't care how "good" his defense is (which I never really saw to begin with). If you can't score you shouldn't be on the floor. I somewhat disagree with this statement. There are plenty of guys in college basketball that are classified as defensive stoppers. If there is enough offense on the floor, you can have a guy who isn't super skilled at shooting. North Carolina just won a national championship with Theo Pinson playing big minutes for them. That guy can't shoot a lick, but he is awesome at defense, and does enough on the offensive end, through rebounds and assists. Not to be a jerk, but take a look at Nebraska's roster for next year and tell me where we have guys that have enough offense to makeup for a shooting guard that shoots 24% from distance? But is that Taylor's fault and a reason for not playing? Isn't it Miles' job to find a roster with players that can add different skills and strengths? I agree that NU needs more offense on the court, but to say Taylor should never play because he can't shoot at all isn't a valid argument. If Taylor had more offense around him, he would have a role on the team. Problem is, he's more of a bench player but we don't have anyone better to start over him Quote Link to comment
ColoradoHusk Posted April 12, 2017 Share Posted April 12, 2017 If Evan Taylor can't shoot over 24% from 3 point range then he shouldn't be on the floor. I don't care how "good" his defense is (which I never really saw to begin with). If you can't score you shouldn't be on the floor. I somewhat disagree with this statement. There are plenty of guys in college basketball that are classified as defensive stoppers. If there is enough offense on the floor, you can have a guy who isn't super skilled at shooting. North Carolina just won a national championship with Theo Pinson playing big minutes for them. That guy can't shoot a lick, but he is awesome at defense, and does enough on the offensive end, through rebounds and assists. Not to be a jerk, but take a look at Nebraska's roster for next year and tell me where we have guys that have enough offense to makeup for a shooting guard that shoots 24% from distance? But is that Taylor's fault and a reason for not playing? Isn't it Miles' job to find a roster with players that can add different skills and strengths? I agree that NU needs more offense on the court, but to say Taylor should never play because he can't shoot at all isn't a valid argument. If Taylor had more offense around him, he would have a role on the team. Problem is, he's more of a bench player but we don't have anyone better to start over him Agree 100%. He would be valuable as 6th or 7th man, playing 15-20 minutes a game. Quote Link to comment
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