He reminds me a lot of Kelvin Cato. Love having him in the post this season.
Can we talk about Osun Osunniyi?
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That shot block he had at the end of the game was all Cato.
Will be interesting to see as the year rolls on how he and the team handles constant double teams, cause the way we shoot 3s, it's coming.
While he's always been known as a great defender, Osun really wants to expand his offensive game. He chose ISU because TJ told him he would be a major part of our offense. It sure showed tonight.
Seem's to have Conditt's length and Cam Lard's skill, and a lot tougher than Jameel McKay.
I feel like ward has to get more minutes as we go forward , he's fantastic.
Yea I don’t know why he wasn’t seeing the floor, I was assuming he was getting lost on half court defense
But unlike Lard, he's got a much better, positive attitude on the floor. I love the
Dikembe Mutombo finger wag after sending a shot into the seats.
We started seeing it last season and even more so this year that TJ's teams are bringing some serious toughness and swagger to the floor.
Keep the guards from last year but swap out Conditt and junior Jones for Osunniyi, Ward, and senior Jones and that team wins a couple more Big 12 games and maybe goes even further in March.
Yeah. Neptune was crying the entire game; even when Villanova starting getting a lot of calls in like the last 10 minutes of regulation.
It’s a combination of Big Rob Energy appearing to have made a jump from last year, and Ward missed most of the off season with this Visa issue so he’s pretty behind everyone else.
It also seems like he’s trying to get Watson some run. Watson is longer and a little thicker than I thought he would be so he seems somewhat interchangeable with Ward. I don’t know what the minutes will look like when we add Tre King in a few weeks. Maybe Watson will show some wing/perimeter skills so TJ can play him at the traditional 3.
After watching Musselman in their game vs creighton, and then Neptune, I really appreciate TJ’s demeanor on the sideline. Arkansas’s players acted just like their coach too. Throw up their arms and whine after every call.
