Omaha North’s Justin Patton slowly progressing for Bluejays
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vivid_dude wrote:Duke1Agn wrote:Patton will not redshirt.
But I do agree that Groselle has been quite good at times this season. The trouble is, he has a history of injuries. Hanson has been all over the place. I seriously doubt the coaches will trust a decent, but injury-prone center, and a guy who hasn't shown much in two seasons to hold down the paint next season. Patton will play. And he'll play a good amount.
I find this statement of clear fact kinda funny, especially when you consider this from the Ronnie Harrell recruiting thread.Duke1Agn wrote:Ronnie will not be red shirting.
His offensive game is going to be too valuable for us to pass up next year. Defensively, he's behind, but that can be said about most freshman. His style of play is not one that requires strength. He's a finesse player who is a jump-shooter, not a guy that's slashing and attacking the rim consistently. Sure, adding strength could allow him to do that more regularly, but we have guys who can do that on the roster (Brooks, Milliken, Chatman). Defensively, he has one thing that no amount of practice can teach: length. If he makes even a little progress, his length is going to allow him to really, really bother opposing wings, SFs.
vivid_dude wrote:vivid_dude wrote:Duke1Agn wrote:Patton will not redshirt.
But I do agree that Groselle has been quite good at times this season. The trouble is, he has a history of injuries. Hanson has been all over the place. I seriously doubt the coaches will trust a decent, but injury-prone center, and a guy who hasn't shown much in two seasons to hold down the paint next season. Patton will play. And he'll play a good amount.
I find this statement of clear fact kinda funny, especially when you consider this from the Ronnie Harrell recruiting thread.Duke1Agn wrote:Ronnie will not be red shirting.
His offensive game is going to be too valuable for us to pass up next year. Defensively, he's behind, but that can be said about most freshman. His style of play is not one that requires strength. He's a finesse player who is a jump-shooter, not a guy that's slashing and attacking the rim consistently. Sure, adding strength could allow him to do that more regularly, but we have guys who can do that on the roster (Brooks, Milliken, Chatman). Defensively, he has one thing that no amount of practice can teach: length. If he makes even a little progress, his length is going to allow him to really, really bother opposing wings, SFs.
Like I wasn't NOT going to go find this. This high horse I'm on isn't a joy ride; it's a responsibility.
TrueBlueJay wrote:^^^ 0 for 2 is 50% in what world?
blueblood wrote:Walk on?
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