Dude can fly and has a high motor. Let’s hope NIL doesn’t get in the way, though.
Can't tell if @Cy4Lifer actually liked this or fat thumbed it when trying to give it a dumb.
Dude can fly and has a high motor. Let’s hope NIL doesn’t get in the way, though.
Where do you suppose the sheets are?I'm hoping by the end of the year to see him shoot an outside shot. For all I know, it is probably a two handed set shot.
I mean, he does create a lot of turnovers.And he is a turnover machine, wait... not getting turnovers, committing them. But he will get better.
I've been thinking this also. There hasn't been much to go off yet this year but from what I've seen I like him better than I did Hunter. This tournament gave us some insight to what he is capable of. It's unfortunate he has been thrust into the starting PG spot. I think he would have benefited immensely learning behind Williams. Just like Monte with Kane. Either way he is a lot more cautious with the ball than Hunter was. I remember several times last year thinking Hunter was to wild, out of control, and careless with the ball. Lipsey is more what I would want in a PG. May not be the huge scoring threat but if he could grow into a 10 point per game threat he could be a stat stuffer ala NWB.He just has "it". Basketball instincts. Incredible defender for his age. Poise out the ass. Honestly better than freshman Hunter.
Seems a little harsh. He had a bad game against Villanova, but still had a major impact at the end despite that. The rest haven't been that bad. Never more than 2 outside of Villanova and over a 2-1 A:TO ratio on the season. Pretty good for a freshman who is asked to run point.And he is a turnover machine, wait... not getting turnovers, committing them. But he will get better.
Seems a little harsh. He had a bad game against Villanova, but still had a major impact at the end despite that. The rest haven't been that bad. Never more than 2 outside of Villanova and over a 2-1 A:TO ratio on the season. Pretty good for a freshman who is asked to run point.
He’s at 2.2 now. We will see how he holds up through conference play, but Hunter was barely over 1 last year (he’s at 0.9 this year). Obviously Lipsey isn’t scoring much so far.Seems a little harsh. He had a bad game against Villanova, but still had a major impact at the end despite that. The rest haven't been that bad. Never more than 2 outside of Villanova and over a 2-1 A:TO ratio on the season. Pretty good for a freshman who is asked to run point.
Especially when we don’t have consistent scorers. Osun can be devastating on the PnR though.We got spoiled with Haliburton and Morris. You'd take this A/TO ratio from most seniors.
I was thinking like Monte Morris
Commentator: So the odds of a specific person being struck by debris from space is on the order of 1 in a trillion.Dude can fly and has a high motor. Let’s hope NIL doesn’t get in the way, though.
Reminds me of Will Blalock a little. Really great game on prime time for him. I’m sure last night will do a ton for his confidenceHe’s killing it.
I think we are in the middle of a mechanics change for him. Wonder if the staff did the same for Hunter with him now shooting at a 40+ clip at Texas.I'm hoping by the end of the year to see him shoot an outside shot. For all I know, it is probably a two handed set shot.
That’s by far Tamins biggest asset. He can absolutely abuse defenders if he learns how to use that tool (that and if he can develop a semblance of a 3 pt shot so they have to guard him).One thing that stood out to me last night watching Tamin was how well he switches gears on his drives. How many times did Wigginton and Hunter just put their head down and barrel full speed to the rim? Which usually ended in a charge, turnover, or out of control shot. Tamin remains controlled and uses speed changes to lose his defender and get clean looks. He reminds me of a polished WR running a stutter/go or sluggo route