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Russel Wilson = GOAT
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LSU has the potential to be realy good team by tournament time. (if we make the dance)
Jarell Martin is injured and we are still absolutely owning the boards. Jordan Mickey is an absolute monster on the boards and on defense, and Johnny Obryant is a double double machine. A Martin-Mickey-JOB frontcourt is going to be amazing.
Our backcourt consists of a very good shooter (Andre Stringer) and a defensive beast in Anthony Hickey. And Tim Quarterman is raw but his defense looks very good and so far he has shown great court vision and passing ability. He needs to learn how to play under control though and I think he will as the season progresses and as he gets more playing team.
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good scorer
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Roy Hibbert Super Star
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Duke might be in some trouble w/o a defensive post presence this year
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Jahii Carson 40/7/3 on 16/25 against UNLV
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3-time NBA All-Star
Re: 2013-2014 Observation Deck
Originally Posted by InspiredLebowski
Duke might be in some trouble w/o a defensive post presence this year
Surprised Coach K do have someone coming in. They are asking Jabari to do a lot. He he really locks down on defense in the post he is gonna get in foul trouble.
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Good college starter
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Originally Posted by InspiredLebowski
Duke might be in some trouble w/o a defensive post presence this year
playing with a lot more pace this season too. obviously baiting teams into quick shots as wel. Marshall Plumlee looks like he could have some potential as a post defender, but doesn't look like much of a rim protector just yet.
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Y.G.R.N
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Originally Posted by alenleomessi
embiid worst case scenario hibbert
^^^^
wouldn't be at all surprised if he's the best player from the class .
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Mohamed Bamba
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Originally Posted by InspiredLebowski
Duke might be in some trouble w/o a defensive post presence this year
I'm not worried about them winning a championship. Their best years have a great rebounding squad and this is not a great rebounding team. This roster is built like K's first weekend upset teams in the middle part of last decade. Because Parker and Hood are so good, I'll give them an extra week. I honestly don't see them getting past the Elite 8 (probably Sweet 16), unless they get a 2010 path again.
Next year I'll worry. This year feels like an inevitable letdown.
Check out the minutes in some of these games too? 40 minutes in November against ECU? How long before "emotional fatigue" sets in around March?
Last edited by IGotACoolStory; 11-20-2013 at 05:38 PM.
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Mohamed Bamba
Re: 2013-2014 Observation Deck
Winslow joining Okafor and Jones.
This UAB-New Mexico game is entertaining. Half court shot to send it to OT. Then deep 3 in OT to send it to a second OT.
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11-22-2013, 03:50 PM
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NBA Legend
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Originally Posted by Goliath Uterus
^^^^
wouldn't be at all surprised if he's the best player from the class .
Agreed. I have been extremely impressed with him. He showed much better passing than I expected in that Duke game.
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11-22-2013, 09:39 PM
#101
werewolfdolphin
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Wiggins is driving tonight for the first time. He looks like his sleep walking because of his long strides. Effortless. lol
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11-22-2013, 09:40 PM
#102
werewolfdolphin
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Kansas could be the clear cut top team by years end. Soooo many weapons.
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11-22-2013, 09:49 PM
#103
L
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man im enjoying kansas more than any team in the nba right now
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11-22-2013, 09:50 PM
#104
ILL WILL RUNS NYC
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Originally Posted by Dolphin
Kansas could be the clear cut top team by years end. Soooo many weapons.
Yeah they're stacked. Embiid and Ellis will be a problem for anyone that they end up facing in the tournament.
By the way I officially have a man crush on Embiid.
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11-22-2013, 09:59 PM
#105
werewolfdolphin
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14 for Wiggins at the half on 6-7 shooting, 1-1 from three. Three nice drives, two transition dunks, a three and a ft. Ellis has been quiet and Wiggins has noticeably decided to be the focal point on offense, but still doesn't force a thing.
From what I've seen of all the guys, I'm starting to feel that even that their best, Kansas' young guys > Kentucky's.
As for Embiid, he's as much of a factor or D as Deng was for Louisville last year, but with a much more advanced offensive game....how has he only played organized bball for a few years? lol
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