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I would be surprised by it too, but the last time I remember buzz around a relatively unknown player we were talking about Tre Williams.I assume none of us know how they stack up, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Miller get quality minutes.
I've watched them all on Youtube. Voss is an athletic scorer that can shoot. I think his talent is up there with Henry. If we get some good play at the 4-5 and defense in the middle; fill in around Voss and Henry and we should be ok. I'm pretty sure Cade, Stephens and Avila can help inside.
Last year Schertz admitted he didnāt want to play stephens with another big. If he decides to throw that out the window that changes how stephens and McKnight see the floor.So many interchangeable partsā¦..I think the only players who will definitely get major minutes will be Voss, Henry, Neese, Stephens and Kent. Strictly speculation of course
I can't see Gibson getting many minutes.Also, Gibson should be running point and getting big minutes.
looks like Miller came prepared to fight for minutes just like everybody else. If he is able to learn and fit in with offense and defense then he might find playing time on a loaded roster . If he shows out thatās another recruiting score for a coach that many people feel like still needs āto prove itā at the d1 level. We just need it to translate to success on the court. Iām hopeful.
I canāt remember if I had this conversation with you or somebody else butā¦somehow most of the full tusculum games on YouTube seem to be his worst. If you go by that then I donāt blame you because he had a few duds. But if you scout the box scores and listen to the people who know him way better than we do then you hear great things about his scoring, passing, and defense. Heās a fifth year dude who stacked up accolades throughout his career.I can't see Gibson getting many minutes.
I think he has to prove it because most people on the team started out higher on the depth chart. Plus everybody says the system is hard to get acquainted to. He has to learn it and heās doing that now.I'm not sure that he needs to prove anything to me... But so what if he does? The guy has been a D1 coach for 12 months now... Anyone that enters into any job surely has something to prove if they want to keep that job. So like - yeah he should personally feel like he has something to prove.
And as it relates to Miller or anyone else "IF" they show out as you say then it's a recruiting score. That is ummm always the case. If you recruit a player. They become successful. That equals a feather in the cap and recruiting score. I thought we all kinda understood that was how the process worked - but maybe not. For those that didn't know good to remind them I suppose.
I think he has to prove it because most people on the team started out higher on the depth chart. Plus everybody says the system is hard to get acquainted to. He has to learn it and heās doing that now.
On the recruiting thing: hypothetically what if Miller is awesome and gets big minutes and buckets all yearā¦doesnāt Schertz get a ton of credit for bringing in a d2 player and stashing him as a walk-on. If all of those things happen then the commentators are going to bring up ād2 walk-on is one of the best players (or whatever.) thatās a recruiting coup, steal, isnāt it? Another feather in the capā¦
I dont even think we are arguing different points here:I don't really buy into the "hard to get acquainted" to noise very much. It's basketball and most of these guys have been playing since they were what 6 years old or so? In that time they've played for a lot of different coaches and a lot of different styles of play. All the noise about his system being difficult to grasp is all hype to me. What is hard to understand about cutting - moving without the basketball - sharing the basketball - driving it and looking to kick to shooters - look this is all just basketball and these guys shouldn't have any issues adjusting to this system.
You are paying more attention to the commenters talking about D2 recruits than I am... I guess if you want to put a little higher level of score on a recruit that comes from D2 then go for it. That is also playing right into the hands of they very commenters that you are talking about. If he gets a higher score for a D2 recruit being successful then aren't you kind of admitting in a round-about-way that those guys might be less likely to succeed at this level? I don't see why they should be viewed any differently than any other recruit? I ran track against plenty of really really talented D2 guys back in the day that could have competed just fine for Indiana State and many other D1 schools.
I admit, I could have seen him at his worst. It looked to me like he didn't have the D1 vertical that he needs to be a player. I guess we find out in November, if not before.I canāt remember if I had this conversation with you or somebody else butā¦somehow most of the full tusculum games on YouTube seem to be his worst. If you go by that then I donāt blame you because he had a few duds. But if you scout the box scores and listen to the people who know him way better than we do then you hear great things about his scoring, passing, and defense. Heās a fifth year dude who stacked up accolades throughout his career.
last yearās team often played without a point guard because M Thomas got benched quite a bit. Even in the positionless system a great point guard changes things quite a bit. I thing Gibson is that dude as long as he competes and wants it. I have no reason to believe he wonāt want to be that guy.
Thatās probably fair. I donāt think Iāve seen him dunk or play above the rim.I admit, I could have seen him at his worst. It looked to me like he didn't have the D1 vertical that he needs to be a player. I guess we find out in November, if not before.
You sound like you have a better grasp of his abilities than me.Thatās probably fair. I donāt think Iāve seen him dunk or play above the rim.
some people here will probably hate me for saying this but his game reminds me a lot of Jake odum. High free throw percentage, capable scorer at all the levels. Has to outsmart his opponents instead of physically dominating. Good at hiding in passing lanes and reading plays before they develop on offense and defense. Knows when to leave his man and provide extra help defense. Crafty passer who can thread the needle. Contorts body to make difficult layups and midrange shots, which often leads to opponent fouls.
Iāll be crucified for this but i think Gibson has similar PG intangibles and tangibles that made odum elite.
if Iām way off and Gibson doesnāt play much then Iāll be gladly eat a serving of crow next March.
He has a 6 minute highlight video that isnāt just him making shots. Iām sure youāve found it already.You sound like you have a better grasp of his abilities than me.