The Sign of a Not So Good Basketball Team

Tarik Turner or Rysheed Jordan? Felipe Lopez or D'Angelo Harrison? Jakarr Sampson or Zendon Hamilton? Chris Obekpa or Mike Mennefield? Ed Brown or God's Gift? Significantly better? I think not. Lavin has more well rounded collection of players. Mahoney never recruited a BE point guard. I like Tarik, but he was a Northeast Conference level talent.

I like Norm's group much better than either of those.

Hardy
Kennedy
Burrell
Brownlee
Mason, Jr
Horne
Boothe

David Cain proved to be a pretty good PG.. Trouble was Brian didn't notice his talent until his SR season.

David Cain proved to be a pretty good PG.. Trouble was Brian didn't notice his talent until his SR season.

Neither did anyone else.

Quote from: slyfoxx1968 on January 31, 2014, 11:03:28 AM

David Cain proved to be a pretty good PG.. Trouble was Brian didn't notice his talent until his SR season.

Neither did anyone else.

The most amazing turnaround , improvement or whatever you want to call it from any player since I have been watching the team. Count me as one of the "anyone else"  but it does show that you can't judge a player getty spotty, irregular minutes.

Quote from: Foad on January 31, 2014, 11:59:05 AM

Quote from: slyfoxx1968 on January 31, 2014, 11:03:28 AM

David Cain proved to be a pretty good PG.. Trouble was Brian didn't notice his talent until his SR season.

Neither did anyone else.

The most amazing turnaround , improvement or whatever you want to call it from any player since I have been watching the team. Count me as one of the "anyone else"  but it does show that you can't judge a player getty spotty, irregular minutes.

Agree, but it was Lou who didn't play Cain (which is who I meant by anyone else), not Mahoney, who only had him for a year, and that was in keeping with Lou's philosophy, which was to not play underclassmen except in extraordinary circumstances.