Maybe we already have a Morrow in Cameron Lard or Terrance Lewis which may be one of the reasons he chose not to got to ISU.
I have watched zero tape of Terrance Lewis, but no way are Morrow and Lewis similar players.
Maybe we already have a Morrow in Cameron Lard or Terrance Lewis which may be one of the reasons he chose not to got to ISU.
I didn't claim they are "similar players". Most every player brings a different skill set. I'll take Lewis knock down 3 potential myself. You do make an interesting statement however considering you've never watched a tape of Lewis.I have watched zero tape of Terrance Lewis, but no way are Morrow and Lewis similar players.
I didn't claim they are "similar players". Most every player brings a different skill set. I'll take Lewis knock down 3 potential myself. You do make an interesting statement however considering you've never watched a tape of Lewis.
Is Lewis really such a crack shot?
I remember somebody saying his high school stats were not trustworthy for some reason.
First of all I used the word "maybe" so I'm not stating as fact. I think the first consideration most guys like Morrow is this: Am I going to play and get minutes? Am I going to start? Do I fit here? For Morrow obviously, in his mind, he didn't fit. He probably doesn't think he'll get the minutes when looking at guys like Lard, Lewis (complete baller IMO), and Shayok. My point is maybe we already have the talent for next year that Morrow would have provided. We also have two schollys to fill at present with more next year. Morrow would have been a good get but I'm personally not bummed he chose elsewhere with what we've got and what most probably will be coming in. The future looks bright for ISU basketball.What did you mean in post 120?
First of all I used the word "maybe" so I'm not stating as fact. I think the first consideration most guys like Morrow is this: Am I going to play and get minutes? Am I going to start? Do I fit here? For Morrow obviously, in his mind, he didn't fit. He probably doesn't think he'll get the minutes when looking at guys like Lard, Lewis (complete baller IMO), and Shayok. My point is maybe we already have the talent for next year that Morrow would have provided. We also have two schollys to fill at present with more next year. Morrow would have been a good get but I'm personally not bummed he chose elsewhere with what we've got and what most probably will be coming in. The future looks bright for ISU basketball.
The stats I saw had some games with 3 makes on 0 attempts. There might be some kids hitting a high clip from 3 in high school, but 60% seems too good to be true.
Obviously, there is only five spots on the floor whether it be 3 or 4. Lewis is very physical and from the tapes he can finish well at least at the level he's playing. At 6'6 and growing he could step into the four if he had to especially if Prohm decides to go small ball. (example)I guess I don't understand what Lewis has to do with Morrow. One is a wing and one wants to play a traditional 4.
Lewis is not that physical. I've seen a lot of him although I think he can grow into thatObviously, there is only five spots on the floor whether it be 3 or 4. Lewis is very physical and from the tapes he can finish well at least at the level he's playing. At 6'6 and growing he could step into the four if he had to especially if Prohm decides to go small ball. (example)
The real bottom line here for a transfer is to consider is the overall talent pool he would have to compete with.
Would I want to trade Lard or Lewis for Morrow? Definitely no.Lewis is not that physical. I've seen a lot of him although I think he can grow into that
Would I want to trade Lard or Lewis for Morrow? Definitely no.
http://247sports.com/Player/Terrence-Lewis-75455
Would I want to trade Lard or Lewis for Morrow? Definitely no.
http://247sports.com/Player/Terrence-Lewis-75455
I'm pretty excited for this kid honestly. Looks like he can do it all. Just needs to put on some weight.