Tang really hit the Super Saiyan in a season he’s gonna miss the tourney for second year in a row.
Will that KU burner make another one shining moment video all of Tang?
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Tang really hit the Super Saiyan in a season he’s gonna miss the tourney for second year in a row.
Will that KU burner make another one shining moment video all of Tang?
It was to give the crowd a chance to cheer their seniors one last time on senior day. I was ok with it.
Very interested in how Sr Tamin’s game develops. From my view he’s taken an intentional step back from being ball dominant with Gilbert and shoulder recovery.
Feel like it’s his team next year and he and Joshua could run some solid two man game.
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KU we did beat once this year. WVU ended up in Houston's bracket, so it will be one or the other of them, and I wouldn't bet on the Mountaineers with how they've been playing.
Houston is due for a stumble, in my thinking. If they don’t do it in KC I will not take them to win the regional.
Nojus has looked terrible with the ball in his hands. So no, I do not believe he has good handles right now. The last time he entered a game he tried to dribble in to the lane and fell down while losing the ball.
Totally agree. He had multiple chances in the non-conference to prove he could help and never took advantage. We also aren’t in practice, but I’m guessing he hasn’t been lighting up there either. Hope he sticks around, because I think his ceiling is high. Naz never looked special is freshman year and he ended up being alright..
No, the falling down and turning the ball over off of a dribble drive happened against Houston and that was the last we have seen of Nojus' playing time.
One is a walk on and one was a highly recruited player who is more than capable doing what Kelderman does when he's out there.
Why are people getting so caught up with pg vs sg? It's possible to be able to play both.
It's understanding the defense. It takes time to learn.
We really don't know the last part and maybe sometimes experience in a system matters more than recruiting numbers. Maybe Kelderman knows the defense better for positioning, etc. and it's just that simple.
The second part: why do people get so caught up in guys getting developmental minutes when tourney seeds and the team winning are more important.
The obsession with this kind of stuff despite the program being as solid as ever is next level.
I think Kelderman is somewhat of a message to the team. TJ wants to recognize the players that are ideal to his cultural goals. Rob Jones was a great example of that even though he improved maybe the most I've ever seen a guy improve at D1. In a military style culture like TJ's it can be hard to keep moral high. Giving Kelderman minutes improves that moral for the guys on the bench and encourages the more privileged players to continue to put it all out there.
I've never seen it not called when a player slams a fist on the scorer's table. Refs might have missed player slamming the ball on the ground once or twice, but if noticed that is also an automatic T.
I wish Kelderman shoots if he is open. He was 48% from 3 pts in high school.
Heise has really flipped from a black hole on offense to the guy I want to shoot the three. Makes this team so much better. All the top 8 can go out there and efficiently score double digits on any night.
