How about Akoy Agau from Georgetown. Averaged 4.5 ppg and 4.3 rpg for Georgetown last year. Actually played meaningful rotational minutes for Georgetown, unlike Anthony who clearly was relegated to mop-up duty for Seton Hall.
To 2011's point, by no means do I think Rashed Anthony is the "answer". We're not considering this guy based on his stats, we're making a low risk bet that if he does come here, he can contribute.
Speaking of players from Seton Hall, in a surprise move...Angel Delgado found a way to get his degree this month and decided to transfer to UR as a Grad instead of turning pro.
Time to bust out the secret weapon...it's like a Northrop-Grumman government contract: over budget, late in delivery, and doesn't quite do what anyone hopes.
Good stuff, would seem like he would benefit from a summer league in which he could play good minutes a few times a week. I do feel like the summer leagues are getting less prevalent or in some cases discouraged by coaches.
Premek Karnowski. Has there been a center with less athleticism? But he learned/ developed, a decent short shot, some low post moves and did pretty well. With some work anything is possible. Come on Paul.
If I were Mooney/ Pauls parents I'd put alot of pressure on him to work over the off season. Paul, Don't give up yet, and all in effort now or regret what might have been the rest of your life.
I hear you but we have had a few late miracles. Flye, Pehl, Winiecki, Harper and even Allen.
agree but it shows with work any big body, no matter how uncoordinated, can become at least marginally productive with coaching and work.
no we're not. he's a big talented kid who played at Kansas and was told he won't get much time there this year. another P5 with an opening will grab him.
