Tue Jan 06, 2015 9:35 pm
JacobPadilla wrote:Omaha Central is heading up to Minnesota to take part in the TWolves Shootout on Saturday, and I'm going to be up there covering it. Even better, I just found out that Marlon and his team are also taking part and playing in the game after Central. So I'm going to get to watch him play live.
Thu Jan 08, 2015 11:01 pm
mel ott wrote:JacobPadilla wrote:Omaha Central is heading up to Minnesota to take part in the TWolves Shootout on Saturday, and I'm going to be up there covering it. Even better, I just found out that Marlon and his team are also taking part and playing in the game after Central. So I'm going to get to watch him play live.
Can't wait for your review. He is having a very good year and they are playing top level talent in Iowa and Minn. Neb bball just is at a different level- after watching Om North against Prep, I was amazed at how bad the guard play was on North. I would like to see Patton play with some guards that get him the ball.
Fri Jan 09, 2015 2:56 am
Hunter wrote:mel ott wrote:JacobPadilla wrote:Omaha Central is heading up to Minnesota to take part in the TWolves Shootout on Saturday, and I'm going to be up there covering it. Even better, I just found out that Marlon and his team are also taking part and playing in the game after Central. So I'm going to get to watch him play live.
Can't wait for your review. He is having a very good year and they are playing top level talent in Iowa and Minn. Neb bball just is at a different level- after watching Om North against Prep, I was amazed at how bad the guard play was on North. I would like to see Patton play with some guards that get him the ball.
I'm with you. I was at that game too. Omaha North made this year's Jays team look like the 1985 Lakers.
Thu Jan 29, 2015 12:53 pm
Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:01 pm
AttyAlum wrote:New video out for Marlon. While the music is perhaps the worst ever for a highlight video, the video does show that Marlon is a wide body and beefy - similar to a Nick Porter type. He looks the part of a typical Big East guard.
http://www.courtsidefilms.com/news_arti ... hton-bound
Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:20 pm
Dundee Hipster wrote:AttyAlum wrote:New video out for Marlon. While the music is perhaps the worst ever for a highlight video, the video does show that Marlon is a wide body and beefy - similar to a Nick Porter type. He looks the part of a typical Big East guard.
http://www.courtsidefilms.com/news_arti ... hton-bound
He kind of seems more Chatman-ish to me. Which is a good thing. He could definitely contribute solid minutes next season if he works hard in the summer and fall practice.
Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:40 pm
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Thu Jan 29, 2015 9:34 pm
vivid_dude wrote:If he could have Nick Porter's body type, with Austin's style of play, with above-the-rim athleticism (which he clearly has), I think we will be very happy with Mr. Stewart. Creighton hasn't had many GUARDS who can dunk in traffic. That'll be fun to watch.
I think that music they used was also the background music in every Skinemax soft porn movie ever. I mean, I assume that's what those would sound like.
Thu Feb 05, 2015 6:29 am
"It's a great achievement but I owe it all to my coaches, my family and my teammates for getting this far," Stewart said.
The North Scott senior passed the milestone by scoring 26 points Tuesday night to lead the Lancers past Davenport West 74-34 in Mississippi Athletic Conference action at The Pit.
Stewart needed just 14 points coming into the game to reach 1,000 and he blew past that midway through the third quarter. He had 11 points in the first half but scored eight of the Lancers' 14 third-quarter points to help North Scott (13-3, 10-1 MAC) break open a close game.
He left the game with 6 minutes left in the fourth quarter to a warm ovation from the crowd and high-fives from his teammates and coach Shamus Budde. Stewart came to the Lancers before the beginning of his junior season after playing his first two years for the Falcons.
"I'm very happy for Marlon, he's a great kid," Budde said. "He's very coachable, he works hard and he puts a lot of time into his game. There's not a lot of kids that can say they reached (1,000 points). He's just a great basketball player and he's going to continue to get better."
Stewart said becoming such a prolific scorer just took hard work.
"Getting in the gym and working," he said. "I think I've matured a lot and become more consistent, taking good shots."