Also think that Wigginton having such a great season at Oak Hill is going to elevate his rating even more by the end of the season. Could see him with an outside shot at getting into post season all star games. He is killing it on a loaded team.
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Three guard lineup leaves room for all three. Not sure who would push any one of those guys out of the lineup.
Except that Jackson has been pretty bad so far. So if he is starting next year it either means he has improved greatly or the other options are worse.
I wouldn't say bad. He's had some quiet games, and a couple of great games, and his defense is always pretty good. I don't recall him having a "bad" game. His wrist is also not 100%.
Jackson hasn't been bad, unless you call NA bad. The talent is sufficient to be a starter (next year), but he needs minutes to get up to speed imo.
His PER is 7.7. He is shooting 35% from the field. Only about 1 assist a game. He has done a good job playing hard on defense I will give you that but he has provided little in terms of production. He has had a good game against one decent team, Miami.
In the 5 games against teams with a pulse ( I included Indiana State) he is averaging 2 points, .2 assists. .2 steals, and 1 rb in 13 minutes of action per game. 27% from 3 and 26% overall.
He hasn't been bad. But he hasn't been good either. He has a long ways to go before he is a big 12 starting point guard.
I think Jackson will learn a lot this year and be pretty solid next year, however I'm not sure I view him as a PG. He seems like a good back up combo guard/off guard.
Hopefully Wigginton will be our primary ball handler next year. If he's the real deal, he can probably fill that role.
Hopefully Wigginton will be our primary ball handler next year. If he's the real deal, he can probably fill that role.
Jackson has been ok. He is still trying to figure out his role this year. We have guys with more experience playing worse than him. The whole team needs to figure some stuff out and everybody needs to start playing better.
Oak Hill defeated Capitol Christian last night.
@OHACoachSmith: 86-56 win. Wigginton had 18, Preston 12 and 13 rebs, Coleman 11 and 7 assists, Shuler 10 and 7 assists, McCormack 9 and 12 rebs, and Hemmings 8.
As many of you already know, Oak Hill squares off against Sierra Canyon (CA) on Thursday night in the GEICO Showcase. The game will be televised on ESPN2, 8PM central tip. Sierra Canyon has the #1 ranked recruit in the 2018 class, 6'10 PF Marvin Bagley III. PF Cody Riley (UCLA 2017 commit), is ranked #35 on 247 sports and is also a strong inside presence for Sierra Canyon. Their PG is a top 125 guy in the 2017 class, Remy Martin, and is committed to ASU.
http://247sports.com/Player/Marvin-Bagley-76765
http://247sports.com/Player/Cody-Riley-22561
http://247sports.com/player/remy-martin-36579
@OHACoachSmith: 86-56 win. Wigginton had 18, Preston 12 and 13 rebs, Coleman 11 and 7 assists, Shuler 10 and 7 assists, McCormack 9 and 12 rebs, and Hemmings 8.
As many of you already know, Oak Hill squares off against Sierra Canyon (CA) on Thursday night in the GEICO Showcase. The game will be televised on ESPN2, 8PM central tip. Sierra Canyon has the #1 ranked recruit in the 2018 class, 6'10 PF Marvin Bagley III. PF Cody Riley (UCLA 2017 commit), is ranked #35 on 247 sports and is also a strong inside presence for Sierra Canyon. Their PG is a top 125 guy in the 2017 class, Remy Martin, and is committed to ASU.
http://247sports.com/Player/Marvin-Bagley-76765
http://247sports.com/Player/Cody-Riley-22561
http://247sports.com/player/remy-martin-36579
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I saw stats for a game about a month ago on Twitter and he had something ridiculous like 20 points 18 rbs and 7 blocks.
The guy on twitter who posts Pro Vision Academy stats, @HenrySims17, has not referenced Cameron Lard since November 14th. On the pictures of the stat sheets he's posted, Cameron Lard is not shown past that date. May be focusing on finishing the semester academically before coming to Ames.
Cam Lard 9/13 from the field and finishes with 18 points and 17 rebounds in game played on 11/14.
Cam Lard not listed on any stat sheets beginning on 11/15.
Cam Lard 9/13 from the field and finishes with 18 points and 17 rebounds in game played on 11/14.
Cam Lard not listed on any stat sheets beginning on 11/15.
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Hopefully he can be like Nurse.
Jackson probably isn't the type of pg you want starting in an offense in which the pg does all the handling and setting-up, but on the floor in small-ball sharing the load with 2-3 other capable guards I think he'll be fine. Hopefully he can get more consistent minutes and adjust this year. I look forward to him teaming with Wigginton and NWB. Maybe I'm too optimistic, but in some ways that's a more complete backcourt than now. I also assume we'll get some good contributions from at least one of Long, Lewis, or McNeil. Plus, if the staff has concerns about the backcourt they have a lot to sell to a post-grad.
Lewis had himself a game
@WisMBBYearbook Terrence Lewis (6-6) has scored 14 in a row for Riverside. Electric player. Tigers lead Arrowhead 76-68.
@WisMBBYearbook Iowa State recruit Terrence Lewis (6-6) scored 27 of his 39 points after intermission to help Riverside rally from a 16-point deficit.
@WisMBBYearbook Game MVP Terrence Lewis (6-6) of Milwaukee Riverside finished with 39 points in victory over Arrowhead.
@WisMBBYearbook Terrence Lewis (6-6) has scored 14 in a row for Riverside. Electric player. Tigers lead Arrowhead 76-68.
@WisMBBYearbook Iowa State recruit Terrence Lewis (6-6) scored 27 of his 39 points after intermission to help Riverside rally from a 16-point deficit.
@WisMBBYearbook Game MVP Terrence Lewis (6-6) of Milwaukee Riverside finished with 39 points in victory over Arrowhead.
Nurse is a fantastic comparison in my opinion, although we'll see how Jackson develops.
This kid is putting up big numbers in city with good basketball tradition. TJ has a good eye for talent, so I'm expecting him to be a good player for us.
And the son of a coach. A lot to be excited about in our future backcourt.
Putting the ball in the basket at that clip usually seems to translate reasonably well to college.
