Seems like a good fit. He was a supporter of LE after he got fired so hopefully Larry puts in a good word
6"1 off guard essentially that basically is only a scorer offensively. 36% from the field and 30% from 3 pt range. Factor in a major jump from MWC to the Big 12 and I would be astonished and confused if we extend an offer.
His 84% FT percentage indicates good potential to become a better shooter from 3 point range. Hopefully he would shoot a higher percentage if he wasn't carrying the load as the primary scoring option. I'm guessing our interest might have more to do with his defense, which is likely better than average, having played for LE. It would help Wigginton tighten up his handles if he was going up against Nixon every day in practice this summer and next season.6"1 off guard essentially that basically is only a scorer offensively. 36% from the field and 30% from 3 pt range. Factor in a major jump from MWC to the Big 12 and I would be astonished and confused if we extend an offer.
6"1 off guard essentially that basically is only a scorer offensively. 36% from the field and 30% from 3 pt range. Factor in a major jump from MWC to the Big 12 and I would be astonished and confused if we extend an offer.
6"1 off guard essentially that basically is only a scorer offensively. 36% from the field and 30% from 3 pt range. Factor in a major jump from MWC to the Big 12 and I would be astonished and confused if we extend an offer.
It's not always about one player. It's a pipeline. Maybe his AAU coach who coaches a ton of outstanding players ask Prohm to take a look at the kid and if he does he has another kid he will guide our way. Big Picture. Not always that small picture thinking is what builds programs.
Also continued to do the job on the defensive end, drawing 55 offensive fouls (a season-high five against Fresno State, Jan. 6) along with grabbing a team-best 40 steals (career-high five against New Mexico, Feb. 28) -- a staggering total of 95 turnovers created (23.4 percent of CSU’s opponent turnovers).
That's an absurd amount of offensive fouls drawn. Must be great a flopping
obviously not the fairest comparison due to level of competition, but Korie Lucious put up those numbers at Michigan State6"1 off guard essentially that basically is only a scorer offensively. 36% from the field and 30% from 3 pt range. Factor in a major jump from MWC to the Big 12 and I would be astonished and confused if we extend an offer.
Also continued to do the job on the defensive end, drawing 55 offensive fouls (a season-high five against Fresno State, Jan. 6) along with grabbing a team-best 40 steals (career-high five against New Mexico, Feb. 28) -- a staggering total of 95 turnovers created (23.4 percent of CSU’s opponent turnovers).
Also continued to do the job on the defensive end, drawing 55 offensive fouls (a season-high five against Fresno State, Jan. 6) along with grabbing a team-best 40 steals (career-high five against New Mexico, Feb. 28) -- a staggering total of 95 turnovers created (23.4 percent of CSU’s opponent turnovers).
6"1 off guard essentially that basically is only a scorer offensively. 36% from the field and 30% from 3 pt range. Factor in a major jump from MWC to the Big 12 and I would be astonished and confused if we extend an offer.
Those are impressive defensive numbers. Genuinely curious, where do you find how many offensive fouls a guy drew in a season? Is it on sports-reference?