We lost so much with Babb, McGee, and Clyburn graduating this year. Thomas needs to adjust to our man coverage, or other teams will get easy open shots off of simple screens.
We lost so much with Babb, McGee, and Clyburn graduating this year. Thomas needs to adjust to our man coverage, or other teams will get easy open shots off of simple screens.
Why does he have any reason to lie to the media about never playing man defense? Seems weird.
Good news is we have the size to allow him to play D on their worst 1-3 player. Kane and Hogue at 6'4" and 6'6" play good defense and will not be outsized by any guards. Last year with McGee and Lucious on the floor, it was tough with the height difference and bad defense they played when both of those guys were out there at the same time.
Guessing the last two you listed would be the first two off the bench.
Here's my question:
Vaughn and McKay come here next year. Does Thomas start?
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Why does he have any reason to lie to the media about never playing man defense? Seems weird.
I like how when trying to compare him to someone, it automatically has to be a white player.
Willoughby, Justus Thigpen,Well give us a black player he reminds you of that played for Iowa State.
Well give us a black player he reminds you of that played for Iowa State.
I didn't watch the game, just listened to it on the radio. Sounded like Matt Thomas had some Freshman jitters in the 1st half, and that he really played well in the 2nd. He should be a great player for us. Georges Niang kind of struggled this game. Imagine if he plays like he is capable of and all of the other players play well, this team will be dangerous!
Thought this would be the best place to post this. My dad and I were talking about Matt Thomas recently, and we both noticed he seems to make more long 3s then the 3s he shoots right on the arc. Is it possible that he's just been too close the entire time and he needed to back up? Sort of a strange problem to have.
Thought this would be the best place to post this. My dad and I were talking about Matt Thomas recently, and we both noticed he seems to make more long 3s then the 3s he shoots right on the arc. Is it possible that he's just been too close the entire time and he needed to back up? Sort of a strange problem to have.
Thought this would be the best place to post this. My dad and I were talking about Matt Thomas recently, and we both noticed he seems to make more long 3s then the 3s he shoots right on the arc. Is it possible that he's just been too close the entire time and he needed to back up? Sort of a strange problem to have.