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  • #46
    Originally posted by BradleyBrave View Post
    Have you seen him play?
    No and I know you have and my intrigue is simply based on the fact he is a D1 transfer and has size and can shoot.

    And I know you dont think he will give us much if anything, but I am still interested in how he progresses.

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    • #47
      I agree that we already have a boat load of scholie's open for next year but let's not get some lunch meat just for the sake of filling it. We can always hold out next year also and fill it the following year. IF the person is not going to see the floor why bother.
      "Educate and inform the whole mass of the people...they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty."
      ??” Thomas Jefferson
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      • #48
        Originally posted by BradleyBrave View Post
        Have you seen him play?
        Different types of players can have different effects depending on the style of play that each coach uses. Jim Les likes his guards to be very quick, mobile, and have point-guard-like ball-handling and passing skills, as well as their shooting.

        Whether Ryan Thornton, or Tyrone Cole-Scott, or any on the new, incoming guards play more and contribute at Bradley will depend on their ability to improve in all these areas. If they aren't able to adapt, they will be encouraged to look elsewhere if they want to play much.

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        • #49
          Signing Day is Wednesday...I think it's time to get excited...there's going to be a new member of the BU family this week...I'm anxious to see who it is....
          Onward and Upward!

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          • #50
            Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
            Different types of players can have different effects depending on the style of play that each coach uses. Jim Les likes his guards to be very quick, mobile, and have point-guard-like ball-handling and passing skills, as well as their shooting.

            Whether Ryan Thornton, or Tyrone Cole-Scott, or any on the new, incoming guards play more and contribute at Bradley will depend on their ability to improve in all these areas. If they aren't able to adapt, they will be encouraged to look elsewhere if they want to play much.
            I think Ryan Thornton has alot up up side (size shooting and able to play several spots mainly 2 or 3) . Lets hope everything works out for the best for him.

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            • #51
              Originally posted by BradleyBrave View Post
              Signing Day is Wednesday...I think it's time to get excited...there's going to be a new member of the BU family this week...I'm anxious to see who it is....
              Almost on cue! Welcome Darian Norris!
              Onward and Upward!

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