jacobkdoyle
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Washington is going to be missed next year. Just the way he handles himself. Very professional. I always like hearing his thoughts.
Evans too but hopefully this isn't his last year.
Washington is going to be missed next year. Just the way he handles himself. Very professional. I always like hearing his thoughts.
Evans too but hopefully this isn't his last year.
Comical how the local media is always all over X di*k and tries to bait UC guys into saying something wrong. The question asked to Evans about making comments before the game? Really? Lol
Evans is way too smart for that crap lol. He couldn't have been any more dismissive.
Washington is going to be missed next year. Just the way he handles himself. Very professional. I always like hearing his thoughts.
Evans too but hopefully this isn't his last year.
Are there still going to be bench seats in this new configuration? I hope not.
I think Cronin is seeing how hard Justin Jenifer is playing and he knows players listen to his comments. If flat out praises Cane and gives Cane the starting spot before even a game is played, then its pretty defeating to Jenifer.
I personally think Jenifer can be the kind of PG this particular team needs. He is a guy who doesn't need to take shots and He wont need to with our 4 other starters. I mean for all we know chemistry might be better with Jenifer running the show not Cane. Cronin is making this an open competition and its exactly what a good coach would do and say. I mean think about it how hard Jenifer has worked. The dude was asked to cut down on his TO and then following year he goes out and puts up a 4 to 1 TO ratio. Competition is good. And while I think Cane will be just fine, the reality is that we don't know how he is going to handle playing in front 9k people every night and having a capable guy like Jenifer to back him up is huge. Its a win win IMO
Mick has said already this year that there is no set lineup and the guys he starts will be situational. I think that basically means the PG and C spot are fluid.
Ok so first of all This team do have a set lineup and it have been playing out since about game 4. Which means there isn’t open competition for the spot. And I love both but you can see it. This team is fine either way. But it seem to me as if he’s tired of answering questions regarding Cane. When people are seriously curious about Cane. Let’s just appreciate what we have. And as Sabin did last night put the best players on the court period. If that means sinking the roster which will happen in March then so be it. Let’s appreciate the fact that we have 2 PG that bring different things to the table as soon this past Sunday vs SMU. One that can help build a lead and another one that will maintain it.
Ok so first of all This team do have a set lineup and it have been playing out since about game 4. Which means there isn’t open competition for the spot. And I love both but you can see it. This team is fine either way. But it seem to me as if he’s tired of answering questions regarding Cane. When people are seriously curious about Cane. Let’s just appreciate what we have. And as Sabin did last night put the best players on the court period. If that means sinking the roster which will happen in March then so be it. Let’s appreciate the fact that we have 2 PG that bring different things to the table as soon this past Sunday vs SMU. One that can help build a lead and another one that will maintain it.
I had the same preseason thoughts on the pg spot. I thought and was excited to see what Jenifer could do with his fancy passing with our other four starters all being capable scorers. And I still feel that could be a good idea, BUT I have two problems with this. 1, half court offense nullifies this and 2, I really think Jenifer's assist numbers should be higher. I have no problem with him not looking to score first and distributing the ball, but like I said I'm not sure we're seeing that and his assist numbers definitely don't support it. I will say the past few games he's lost a number of assists by guys missing easy layups early in games. But that happens. Realistically to justify him starting I'd like to see his assist numbers match his points, 7-8 range.
I had the same preseason thoughts on the pg spot. I thought and was excited to see what Jenifer could do with his fancy passing with our other four starters all being capable scorers. And I still feel that could be a good idea, BUT I have two problems with this. 1, half court offense nullifies this and 2, I really think Jenifer's assist numbers should be higher. I have no problem with him not looking to score first and distributing the ball, but like I said I'm not sure we're seeing that and his assist numbers definitely don't support it. I will say the past few games he's lost a number of assists by guys missing easy layups early in games. But that happens. Realistically to justify him starting I'd like to see his assist numbers match his points, 7-8 range.
So basically you want Justin Jenifer to lead the country in assists while playing only 20 minutes a game? That’s a little absurd in my opinion.
7-8 assists would be about 4th in the country.
Per 40 minutes, he is averaging right around 6 assists per game.
He is literally producing assists at the same per 40 as Troy caupain.