'12 C PA. Sim Bhullar (offer)

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I always worry about big guys who don't have much in the foot work department. In HS they can dominate because of their size. In college, the size advantage (and strength advantage) is minimized. While this kid is going to be the biggest kid on the floor every night, he isn't going to be playing against 6'4" skinny post guys in a conference like the Big East. I also don't know how he would fit in the uptempo style Mick is recruiting for.

One cannot argue with Mick's eye for talent so if he and the staff are sold on him, that's good enough for me.
 
I always worry about big guys who don't have much in the foot work department. In HS they can dominate because of their size. In college, the size advantage (and strength advantage) is minimized. While this kid is going to be the biggest kid on the floor every night, he isn't going to be playing against 6'4" skinny post guys in a conference like the Big East. I also don't know how he would fit in the uptempo style Mick is recruiting for.

One cannot argue with Mick's eye for talent so if he and the staff are sold on him, that's good enough for me.

If he can't rebound he can't play. Big boy must be able to move for me to like him. He doesn't seem to have the balence or coordination required to play in our league. 7'4 doesn't go that far. Thisnt high school ball.
 
Dan_Hoard Dan Hoard
2012 prospect Sim Bhullar will be in attendance today according to Bearcat Lair's Chad Brendel. He's 7'4" #Sim...notChad
 
According to one of BCN's poster who talked to him in the restroom, he enjoyed his visit for what it's worth. And yes, I chastised the poster for talking to him.
 
I hate "projects".... but i think hes head and shoulders above where biggie was in high school. Give the man a diet and some serious lifting and he could be solid big guy in the middle.
 
I hate "projects".... but i think hes head and shoulders above where biggie was in high school. Give the man a diet and some serious lifting and he could be solid big guy in the middle.

Well, before seeing that video, my first fear was that he was lean, thin, fragile, no meat, and hadn't grown into his body. Basically, he has meat, good bulk (maybe a smidgeon too much), and doesn't appear fragile.

He needs to quicken his footwork and running. Probably needs to become more lean (bodyfat) and lift weights.

You can't teach height. He's only 16? Ibrahima Thomas didn't take up b-ball until late, at 6'-11" (supposedly). This kid has a good start. I'd take a chance on him. I think fitness and footwork are the key. He has the God-given size.
 
The spring is going to be interesting for Sim. I want to see what kind of exposure he receives and what, if any other schools get involved. The Bearcats are said to be in his top three, along with crosstown rival Xavier.
 
Its pretty much assured he will end up at Xavier. Which I'm perfectly fine with. I know he plays on a good team, but he averages something like 6 points in high school and doesn't move well at all. He doesn't fit in with the system we like to run.

Also, I'm pretty sure he will end up at Xavier next year.
 
The spring is going to be interesting for Sim. I want to see what kind of exposure he receives and what, if any other schools get involved. The Bearcats are said to be in his top three, along with crosstown rival Xavier.

Xavier can have him.
 
I have a decent amount of friends that are Xavier fans that are trying to spin the idea of Sim as one of the next comings. Not ony does he not have any endurance, agility or mobility, he just isnt't that good. If you watch this guy on tape, could you imagine him running up and down the court at a pace we play? Or any other decent team plays?.

I'm fairly confident Sim won't play a significant role this year. Which is hilarious, because if you listen to Xavier fans, they think its final 4 or bust. I'm not sure they realize how strong the top of college basketball will be next year.

Anyway, back on topic, I would love to see Sim play against one of our weaker bigs like Gaines, a 6'10 player who would run Bhullar up and down the court. That kid is going to struggle.
 
He is a '12 recruit so 1) let's see if he makes it to signing day. 2) A lot of recruitniks are high on him because they say he has good footwork for a guy his size.

He seems slow and stiff to me as well. They say you can't teach size but give me a 6'10" to 7 foot athletic guy over a guy like him any day.
 
I tend to agree but then we have Aaron Gray still holding down a roster spot in NBA and he was a slow stiff too.

i think the argument is that he doesnt fit the system. bringing in types like Gaines, Jackson, and Ellis and then him? makes no sense.
 
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