JFC...maybe...just maybe...Burton providing SF minutes enables Nader to provide more PF minutes? Ever thought of that? A lot of moving pieces for that brain of yours I know.
Down goes #4 KU
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JFC...maybe...just maybe...Burton providing SF minutes enables Nader to provide more PF minutes? Ever thought of that? A lot of moving pieces for that brain of yours I know.
Um, isn't Nader already starting? A better team than Colorado would have jumped at the fact that Niang, McKay and Nader all had four fouls.
Except he's never done this. Congratulations on a great first month of the Big 12 conference last year, shooters go on streaks but he still only shot 42% when he was healthy all non conference and ended the season at 40%
Yep, Nader is starting. What does that have to do with anything? The rotation is simple. Burton comes in for Nader at the 16 minute mark and you go from there. Nader then comes in for Niang/Mckay.
Better team than Colorado? How'd the Jayhawks fare against the Buffaloes last time they met? I seem to remember a CU buzzer beater to beat your sorry a $$es. A better KU team wouldn't allow a buzzer beater.
Serious question- has tuco ever backtracked and agreed with someone after he started out arguing the opposite?
Yeah, I didn't think so. Why does anyone argue with him? I put his last account on /ignore, and it's finally time to do the same to this one too.
I have already stated that having Burton will increase the overall depth. 8 is better than 7, I get that. I am not arguing that it won't. Like I said, should be a fun year.
We'll see. I hope he gets back into the mode I saw in Game 1 where he was actively moving around the floor to get himself open instead of standing around doing nothing to get open like he was against MSU or he won't be on the floor to shoot any three at all.
I think his point is an elite 3 pt shooter plays more than 525 minutes and can withstand a full season without becoming injured. I'd say Cooke had a better freshman year than Greene, but I wouldn't call him elite yet.
Maybe it's just coincidence but they sure do seem to struggle when they have to play 5 on 5 against a legit team outside of the B12. 8 on 5 is much more kind to them.
6'4 240 lbs that can jump out of the gym, he can play 3 positions and rebound and bang with guys that are bigger. He will help with depth, trust me.
No doubt Greene is an elite shooter...what he is not is an elite player who can show enough of the rest of his game to stay on the court.....there are a lot of these guys out there....
Yep Tuco acts like Iowa State is the first team in the history of college bball to play an 8 man rotation. 8 is perfect in my mind unless you're Kentucky running 10 all Americans out there. Not worried about running up these so called miles. They are 20 year old men they can handle playing 35 basketball games.
