Deaconblue
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#1
A length of the court shot to win at Cameron after the lost decade would be #1.
Not ahead of Randolph's crossover.
#1
A length of the court shot to win at Cameron after the lost decade would be #1.
Not ahead of Randolph's crossover.
He’s gonna have a game tonight
At what cost...He's starting. He's going to pop off.
He is a microwave and damn fun to watch. All ACC potential. That said, he takes a lot of bad shots, even some of the pull ups he drains are bad shots. He refuses to go to the rim, but may be because he doesn't fully trust his body yet, not blaming him there.
Only 6 minutes tonight. Is he under the weather?
Sy's absence only seems to explain Marsh playing 12 minutes.
Moving away from Whitt and getting a big lead early explains Hildreth playing 18 minutes.
I can't see an on-court explanation for Monsanto only playing 6.
Have been notably wrong a lot lately about the 2021-2 Deacs (although I did expect major improvement and laid the max on the WF "over" 7.5 conference wins) and may be you can add this take to the "loud wrong" list, but I will be pleasantly surprised if Monsanto shoots as a high percentage from 3 as Mucius
Monsanto will be very good in the long run, but he is coming off a major injury, and while I love the SoCon, Monsanto's numbers last year came primarily against SoCon teams or worse (granted Monsanto had a big game against Bama last year) -- inferior competition. As an example, Jalen Johnson who was an "OK" player for the Deacs last year shooting 32% from 3; this year in the SoCon for Mercer, Johnson is shooting a ridiculous 47% from 3; 57% in conference games. In other words, take SoCon numbers with a grain of salt when a player head to a Power V.
Think any expectation that Monsanto will be a stronger three point threat than Mucius for the rest of the season is a step too far.