Comments on: Recruiting Roundup: MHSAA Regionals

By: Arkadii

Arkadii — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 23:37:40 +0000

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By: Beast1530

Beast1530 — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 06:35:05 +0000

Tweeter, John Wall is basically a LOCK to go #1 overall. The GM will be crucified by the fans if they don’t pick John Wall unless they already have a promising young PG(like Minnesota or Golden State[John Wall would be a perfect fit for the Warrior if they didn't already have Ellis and Curry at G]}. John Wall have a lot of things going for him:

1. He’s a PG so teams tend to ascend to the top quicker with a great young PG.

2. He’s so athletic that he’s instantly the best athlete on the floor in any given game. A huge advantage for a PG.

3. He already post good stats to back up his hype. His was already better than Derrick Rose.

4. His game is made for the NBA where he can use his speed and quickness to get to the hoops at will.

5. There aren’t any other NBA prospects who are as good of a prospect as John Wall, potentially wise.

By: Sam

Sam — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 04:48:08 +0000

Well, keep in mind Baylor is like the biggest team in the tourney. Ekpe is 6’10 or so, and they have Josh Lomers at 7’0 who will probably end up guarding Samhan. IMO Baylor matches up quite well with St. Mary’s.

By: Tweeter

Tweeter — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 04:19:47 +0000

Forgot to add, I dont know how Baylor is gonna guard Samhan. I love Udoh, but he doesnt stand a chance at matching up one on one against Samhan. Best thing they can do is try to guard him with someone else, and use Udoh and the other long athletic guy to help over the top to try and block him. Villanova tried that at times but SAmhan just muscled guys under the basket and made easy half hooks.

I think Saint Mary’s might be a team like Gonzaga is, you gotta just concentrate on outscoring them rather than trying to stop them from scoring. Saint Mary’s doesnt have the athletes to stop Dunn or Carter, so just attack, attack, attack, and hope you get enough stops to win.

By: Tweeter

Tweeter — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 04:14:20 +0000

Its gotta be Kentucky right? I know I wrote early in the year, following a John Wall game winning jumper over Miami (not that Miami), that Kentucky was no different than any other John Calipari team (i.e., ton of talent, no coaching, eventually a better coached team with almost equal talent beats them). But after watching them lately, especially over the last couple weeks, they have more talent than any two college teams combined.

Im still now completely sold on John Wall. Not that he is a bad player, he is damn good. But more, just that I dont think he is number 1 NBA draft pick good. Still top five though. However, Cousins is really really good. Patterson is consistent and good. Darius Miller is shockingly good. Bledsoe is almost forgotten but at times just as good as Wall. But thats not it, they go deep with talent as well. Orton, Harris, Stevenson, etc., of the bench are better than most teams starters.

As much as I think Calipari prevents his teams from winning, I think this team might be just talented enough to overcome his incredible ineptness as a coach.

All that said, the best player I have seen so far in the tourney is Omar Sanham of Saint Mary’s. That guy just makes plays. Scores from all over on the floor, can play physical and can finesse.

By: AG2

AG2 — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 03:06:15 +0000

Ryan, I feel you man. Butler did not deserve to win that game. Sooner or later they’re going to have to actually play a major conference team and when they do it could get ugly.

With KU down, whose coming out of the midwest now? MSU looks wounded I’m not sure they can get past Maryland. I’d love to see UNI take down Ohio State though!

As far as whose going to win it all, it won’t be Duke. Not if they have to play both A/M and Baylor in Houston. It could be between Cuse and Kentucky.

By: Jake

Jake — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 02:55:35 +0000

he just answered by saying this “I guess I need to restate that I want to wear 0 if I can lol I wasn’t thinking about any players having it” Hopefully this just a misunderstanding

By: Brian W

Brian W — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 02:41:01 +0000

It’s this type of thing that probably drives a coach nuts, though. When you have to play amateur psychologist to see if a tweet is relevant. I’ve been ready for signing day to be over for a couple weeks now, so I’m sure the last few weeks are a grind for the coaches too. I’m hoping that Trey picks U-M, but I’ve tried set myself up to not be too disappointed if it doesn’t happen. If it doesn’t end up being Trey and it’s Sykes or no one, well, U-M basketball will have to go on next year regardless.

By: J-Turn14

J-Turn14 — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:32:27 +0000

Can you have a 0 and 00 on the same team? If so maybe Trey could wear one and Zack could wear the other.
I doubt that TZ was hinting at aything with that, though. He probably just didn’t think about it.

By: Brian W

Brian W — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:18:43 +0000

Interesting. Looks like Mike Rothstein tweeted back that Novak currently wears 0 for Michigan. It can be interpreted a variety of ways (Novak could switch, Trey could be picking a school without a 0 like UCLA), but he could just be thinking out loud.