Cleveland State is blowing out UW-M and Enaruma is having a good game. For those who said he didn’t love the game at ISU, he’s having fun now!Coach D Rob and Tristan Enaruna are in action right now as the 3 seed in the Horizon league semis, going against #2 Milwaukee
Cleveland State is blowing out UW-M and Enaruma is having a good game. For those who said he didn’t love the game at ISU, he’s having fun now!
He's looked like the best player on the court most of the time he's out there. Playing the 5 at this level makes a lot more sense than trying to make him a big wing in the Big 12. The guy is skilled and has talent, he just wasn't quite a Big 12 caliber player. Happy to see him balling out with D Robhe's actually being used to his skill set
He's looked like the best player on the court most of the time he's out there. Playing the 5 at this level makes a lot more sense than trying to make him a big wing in the Big 12. The guy is skilled and has talent, he just wasn't quite a Big 12 caliber player. Happy to see him balling out with D Rob
IDK I guess I just saw him doing most of his scoring in the paint. Post moves and dunks. Maybe he wasn't playing the 5. He just looked like the biggest player on the court for Cleveland St a lot of the time. Agree on D Rob, he has them playing an exciting style of basketballplaying the 5? When I watched he was playing the wing. They had another guy (#35 i think) that played the 5 and was also pretty good.
I'll disagree in that I think he was a big 12 talent he just wasn't used to his skills.
You can tell D Rob is more of an offensive coach, that team raced up the court and was very active on offense.
Jaren Holmes says what's upWhen I watch Enaruna he tends to only go left. Every time. Super happy for him but I don't think he would be having even remotely the same success here.
Jaden Walker - ECU starts AAC tournament this weekSo of the former players, Bolton, Hinson and Hunter are in the tourney, and Enaruna is in the championship game. Any others have a shot at the tourney?
Hofstra was the 1 seed in their conf tourney, but the other 4 schools are all below .500 on the season and extreme longshots to make the tourneyJaden Walker - ECU starts AAC tournament this week
Tyler Harris - USF starts AAC tournament this week
Xavier Foster - SMU starts AAC tournament this week
Javan Johnson - Depaul starts Big East tournament this week
Darlinstone Dubar - Hofstra lost last night
We're talking about a drop-step spin from a forward, not a guard driving to the hoop. Jaren has also been scouted pretty well and it's been really tough for him to get to the rim in the second half of conference play. Not gonna try to tell you that he doesn't like to go right.Jaren Holmes says what's up
A good season for him and Hofstra. All for naught, as they lose their shot in a one bid league. I do think he'll have more games though, as mid major regular season conference Champs are guaranteed a spot in the NIT I believeDubar has averaged 9.9 ppg this season (3rd on the team), 4.8 rpg (also 3rd). 51% FG 71% FTs
This is correct. Zion Griffin and Tennessee State were bounced early in the Ohio Valley tournament last week. They were a higher seed but got upset. I think his eligibility is finally exhausted.Jaden Walker - ECU starts AAC tournament this week
Tyler Harris - USF starts AAC tournament this week
Xavier Foster - SMU starts AAC tournament this week
Javan Johnson - Depaul starts Big East tournament this week
Darlinstone Dubar - Hofstra lost last night
If you sit on Jaren's right hand and pressure him then he's going to turn the ball over 8 outta 10 times, especially brining the ball up.We're talking about a drop-step spin from a forward, not a guard driving to the hoop. Jaren has also been scouted pretty well and it's been really tough for him to get to the rim in the second half of conference play. Not gonna try to tell you that he doesn't like to go right.
Not gonna argue there. I'm guessing that wouldn't happen in the Horizon league tho lolIf you sit on Jaren's right hand and pressure him then he's going to turn the ball over 8 outta 10 times, especially brining the ball up.