2016 General Recruiting

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HoosierCat said:
http://youtu.be/qKk19OSHeEM

You should like this bulldog
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Watch 3 highlights of him. Dunks everything with soft hands.played big boy high school basketball, so I dont know his issues. Doesn't have size to guard 5, will strictly be a 4 with enough speed to defend PnR and bigger SF. He cant shoot and we already have moore and scott so unless he on one year deal I'll pass. I know moore can shoot and know scott can dribble and pass
 
To only average only 4pts 4reb at juco and steal have high major offers, let me know his basketball IQ is real low but has all the potential in world or you tell him go stand on X and he go stands on Z
 
Either grab a shooter and rim protector or pocket the money. Absolutely no juco guys unless he's next steve Francis
 
Bulldog01 said:
To only average only 4pts 4reb at juco and steal have high major offers, let me know his basketball IQ is real low but has all the potential in world or you tell him go stand on X and he go stands on Z
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seems like a nice guy. I would think he needs playing time.

Kevin Noulowe
@BigNouski
Aint worried about being cool and all that!Just chasing my dream and trying make something out of nothing!
 
Bulldog01 said:
To only average only 4pts 4reb at juco and steal have high major offers, let me know his basketball IQ is real low but has all the potential in world or you tell him go stand on X and he go stands on Z
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and you have confidence that Mick and co can coach him up? They couldn't even get Ellis to get a sniff of the NBA draft. A good coach would have gotten him at least in the discussion...
 
Bearcat_NTS said:
and you have confidence that Mick and co can coach him up? They couldn't even get Ellis to get a sniff of the NBA draft. A good coach would have gotten him at least in the discussion...
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I'd say he did a pretty good job of coaching Sean Kilpatrick up. 247 had him listed as the 335th player nationally and 83rd best shooting guard.
 
I like Micks track record with jucos -Cheik M.-Rubles- Cobb- DeBerry and 1 miss with Nyarsuk over the last few classes.
 
I'll never complain about having a big body on the bench. It's not like we'd count on him to be our go to guy.
 
TheShoeFits said:
I'd say he did a pretty good job of coaching Sean Kilpatrick up. 247 had him listed as the 335th player nationally and 83rd best shooting guard.
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Great point. I think some times we put to much on the coach when a player doesnt develope or does. It's more imo up to the player on how much he wants it and how hard he is willing to work. They have unlimited access to the gym and weight room, with a top notch recovery program. If a guys shot doesn't develope was it the coach or did he not get up enough shots in the summer? If a guy is slow Is it the coach or does he eat fast food and play video games all summer?

SK develope because he was a gym rat, worked endlessly on his game. No matter where he went to college he would have become a great player imo because he was willing to put in the work

Shaq didn't turn into that stud we all thought because imo he didn't work on his game enough. It's not micks fault shaq disn't put up 1000s of shots over the summer. It's on the player the gym is a minute walk from where they sleep.

If a kid is gifted athletically his development as a player is up to him now his coach can help but that kid has to work on his game. Basketball is a skilled sport you want to be good you have to practice on your own. Yes they work on skills throughout practices but not enough to get you nba good because they are going over the general offense and defense and schemes where the coach is very hands on every kid on every team goes thru this it's the kids that stay after or get there before that are good and that develope. The development comes when the coach isn't around.

Steph curry did not become two time mvp from because his coach developed him at Davidson it was because he stayed in the gym for hours working on his shot getting shot after shot up.

Coaches imo have an effect on the style of how you play on how you come to see things. But if a division one basketball player can't shoot or can't dribble that is the kids fault for not working enough on his game in the offseason
 
Bearcat Rob said:
Great point. I think some times we put to much on the coach when a player doesnt develope or does. It's more imo up to the player on how much he wants it and how hard he is willing to work. They have unlimited access to the gym and weight room, with a top notch recovery program. If a guys shot doesn't develope was it the coach or did he not get up enough shots in the summer? If a guy is slow Is it the coach or does he eat fast food and play video games all summer?

SK develope because he was a gym rat, worked endlessly on his game. No matter where he went to college he would have become a great player imo because he was willing to put in the work

Shaq didn't turn into that stud we all thought because imo he didn't work on his game enough. It's not micks fault shaq disn't put up 1000s of shots over the summer. It's on the player the gym is a minute walk from where they sleep.

If a kid is gifted athletically his development as a player is up to him now his coach can help but that kid has to work on his game. Basketball is a skilled sport you want to be good you have to practice on your own. Yes they work on skills throughout practices but not enough to get you nba good because they are going over the general offense and defense and schemes where the coach is very hands on every kid on every team goes thru this it's the kids that stay after or get there before that are good and that develope. The development comes when the coach isn't around.

Steph curry did not become two time mvp from because his coach developed him at Davidson it was because he stayed in the gym for hours working on his shot getting shot after shot up.

Coaches imo have an effect on the style of how you play on how you come to see things. But if a division one basketball player can't shoot or can't dribble that is the kids fault for not working enough on his game in the offseason
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You wasted bunch of time typing this complete garbage. You dont know how hard a player works or doesn't work. 9/10 you either have it or you don't. 8/10 the hardest workers are the ones that don't have it. Griffey Jr didn't train or workout during off season. Pretty sure there is a low ball minor league prospect that works on his game every minute of day
 

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