I'm low-key ready to give up on Justin Moore. He's never going to be a game changer.
Low key would probably not be considered posting it on a public forum
I'm low-key ready to give up on Justin Moore. He's never going to be a game changer.
Well that's definitely a glass half empty take on the team and a player that has yet to play a real college game.Yeah this is like a solidly 12th place ACC team. We'll win the home games we should win against the 8-16 teams, lose the ones against the 1st and 2nd tier, and lose most of our away games. No real playmakers...will be similar to last season minus a lot of the luck factor. Maybe a low NIT seed.
Alvarado will come with his upsides but I won't ever trust the ball in his hands with 25 seconds to go needing to drive the lane and get the go-ahead score.
Yeah this is like a solidly 12th place ACC team. We'll win the home games we should win against the 8-16 teams, lose the ones against the 1st and 2nd tier, and lose most of our away games. No real playmakers...will be similar to last season minus a lot of the luck factor. Maybe a low NIT seed.
Alvarado will come with his upsides but I won't ever trust the ball in his hands with 25 seconds to go needing to drive the lane and get the go-ahead score.
He is the starter at the 4.
Who ever expected Justin Moore to be a game changer? His role is to be a solid contributor who can run the offense, play defense and set other guys up. If you were expecting more than you definitely expected too much.I'm low-key ready to give up on Justin Moore. He's never going to be a game changer.
Do you remember the North Carolina A&T game last year?Yeah this is like a solidly 12th place ACC team. We'll win the home games we should win against the 8-16 teams, lose the ones against the 1st and 2nd tier, and lose most of our away games. No real playmakers...will be similar to last season minus a lot of the luck factor. Maybe a low NIT seed.
Alvarado will come with his upsides but I won't ever trust the ball in his hands with 25 seconds to go needing to drive the lane and get the go-ahead score.
Let me add that from the staff, Wright is the starter at the 4. If Josh O and Tadric had played/started tonight, Wright would have started at the 4.Wright started at the 3 tonight (I think) although that spot is spoken for once JO returns... I was very impressed with how quick he is - he moves like a guard on the open floor.
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You're just a ray of sunshine aren't you?Yeah this is like a solidly 12th place ACC team. We'll win the home games we should win against the 8-16 teams, lose the ones against the 1st and 2nd tier, and lose most of our away games. No real playmakers...will be similar to last season minus a lot of the luck factor. Maybe a low NIT seed.
Alvarado will come with his upsides but I won't ever trust the ball in his hands with 25 seconds to go needing to drive the lane and get the go-ahead score.
I would fully agree with your synopsis. That’s how it’s set up now. For the suspension games you can interchange Moore and AD. It will depend on the matchup.Moses Wright gets #grownmanrebounds and is exciting to watch on the glass, to go with those silky mid range J's. Jose is tough as we expected. Evan is playing like I thought he would early, and that he is still getting back in rhythm. I've been kinda disappointed in CGB and Moore in the 1st 2 scrimmages but that can mean nothing as I do think they turn it around and ball out. Not a big fan of AD, and personally, I think the freshman should get most of the minutes.
So our lineup against UCLA is:
Alvarado
Moore(Alston If healthy?)
Haywood
Wright
Lammers
Then when our full squad comes back:
Alvarado/Moore
Tad/Alston
Okogie/Haywood
Wright/Cole/AD
Lammers/Sly
@Jumpman any input on it?
After watching last nights exhibition, I’ll say we are going to miss the **** out of Josh Heath this year.
I watched the game too. Honestly, I didn't give Heath a single thought until I read your post.
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