To acknowledge Izaiah Brockington as the greatest cyclone of all time.
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He was a monster. That was amazing. But No.
I wouldn't go quite that far.
But I think he absolutely has to be in the discussion for one of the best transfers we've ever had, at least in recent history.
I would personally put him right up there with DeAndre Kane and Marial Shayok, and even ahead of some really good transfers like Will Clyburn.
But I think he absolutely has to be in the discussion for one of the best transfers we've ever had, at least in recent history.
I would personally put him right up there with DeAndre Kane and Marial Shayok, and even ahead of some really good transfers like Will Clyburn.
Oh god, this is going to be one of those recurring CF things now isn't it.
That was a mini-Jordan performance. If he were 6-6, holy crap.
In all seriousness, where do you rank this season by Brockington? It’s among some of the best we’ve seen.
I think he’s better than Deandre Kane.
I was going to say no because he hasn't bounced an inbounds pass off Dingleberries butt
Then I remembered he broke ConMacs ankles
I"ll allow it
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Shayok was an impact player here. Brockington has played way bigger than he did.
Brockington is the team honestly. This team wins 5 games without him. Maybe.
Impact wise...Mt. Rushmore for sure, especially for not having a sit out year or anything.
Took a 2 win program to a very likely tourney appearance.
OP is like 15. Fizer Hoiberg Hornacek Tinsley Grayer?
I could make a compelling argument that we haven’t seen another player that is single handedly the difference between a top 25 team and absolute bottom dweller.
There have surely been better players, but most have been surrounded with some kind of talent.
Best comparison for Brockington I have is Halliburton’s second year.
There have surely been better players, but most have been surrounded with some kind of talent.
Best comparison for Brockington I have is Halliburton’s second year.
I agree here. Kane was fantastic, but he had the Big 12 player of the year playing with him in Ejim, plus Niang. I think that team would have had a good shot at the tournament without Kane. Without Brockington, this team would be nowhere near the tournament.
No disrespect to Brockington, but we win more than five without him.
Kane also had a young point guard named Monte Morris that allowed him to play off the ball. Again, not taking away from Kane. But I think any reasonable fan agrees this is a good debate. IB is right up there.
