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Originally posted by Da Coach View PostThen who are the 2 you are figuring on loosing, since we only have 2 scholarships? I don't see us getting both Blake and Hamilton. FTR, I'd rather see someone ready to play immediately.
As for who leaves, that's between the players and Geno. I don't really have a preference.
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Originally posted by tornado View PostTymell Murphy wasn't a real prolific scorer in juco so I guess you can never say for sure about Chris Blake - but Blake's numbers kinda make JP look like POB...
btw - on the list of top juco 3-pt shooters...
...nearly 20 hit 45% or better, more than 40 hit 43% or better, and if you count D-II jucos then >100 of them hit 43% or better -
which is "light years" (pardon the borrowed term) better than anyone we have currently.........
The vast majority of these kids are yet unsigned......
One of them shooting about 50% and hitting 4 or more treys a game - is a kid named Jordan Johnson who is an incredible 3-pt shooter and is said to routinely be able to hit from half court...
..he is still unsigned...and coincidentally sounds like a great kid from a very good family...
One other - Devonte Malcolm - likewise hits about 45%, nails 4 or more per game, and averages almost 20 ppg
If anyone watched the display that ISU's Tyler Brown put on last night to beat UNI - and if you can imagine how much better we would have been had we landed Tyler Brown - a guy that can singlehandedly win games for you with his shooting - then we gotta get someone like this.
My big hope is allowing Lemon to play more of a combo role gets him more open looks and improves his percentage as well. While I'm sure it won't be as dramatic (and Fields is certainly not Deron Williams), I think it's interesting to look at a guy like Dee Brown. In 2005, when everything was clicking for that team and he was playing off the ball, Dee shot over 43% from 3. The following year, when he was asked to play PG, he shot 32%. He didn't become a worse shooter, just got harder attempts since he had to create many more himself.
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Originally posted by Da Coach View PostChris Blake only scored 2 points despite his team scoring over 100 in their win Thursday night. He is a bigger kid than Delaney, and maybe the most physically capable of playing the 4 in the MVC among those recruits at 6'6", 215 pounds. But I don't know if he is the type of player fans really want.
One interesting note- I notice the leading scorer for Lee College is a kid named Jamal Jones, a 6'8", 185 pound sophomore who leads the team with an average of 17.1 ppg, and he averages 5.4 rpg. He is more of a wing forward, and started his college career at Mississippi. He was fairly highly recruited coming out of high school. He is not committed yet. He also shoots 35% on threes and has taken more of them than anyone on the Lee team (Chris Blake never attempted one).
http://hoopsjuco.hoops247.com/index....lks-recruiting
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Originally posted by alczervik75 View PostSounds talented, I'd be intrigued, but at 30 lbs lighter than SS at the same height, there would have to be some strength questions.
I'll take a risk on a twig with skills over strength at this point..... SS and JP are strong enough.
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Jim Mattson tweets pic of Geno watching Morgan Park's sectional - recruiting Josh Cunningham
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Originally posted by Old Coach View PostBlake is probably actually a PF. I think better interior defense and rebounding makes Bradley better regardless of what short-comings Blake may bring as a scorer. If they can get Tommie Hamilton, I'm sure they'll grab him too. Blake, Swopshire, Delaney, and Hamilton would be a tremendous Spring class.
We could get Tommy Hamilton???????Obstacles don't have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don't turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or work around it.
Michael Jordan
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