Vince is from USC
2024-25 Season
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Zuby was a strong bench player last year. And if he has improved we are looking at a solid 4,5
Stevep502
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Kadary, smith, Scott, Luis & wilcher 25 min each = 125
Zuby, & prey 15, = 30
vince, Dunlap , glover & Lefty 10 each= 40
Maker & Ayo split last 5
I would learn to like Zuby more if I were you. He playing 20 for sure.
Vince’s average playing time likely a single digit.
tom in salem
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Such a dropoff from Joel's 2 years.
Looks like a lot of 4 out . Just hope we shoot it well.
classof2010
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I’m just hoping the team comes together quickly. I expect Luis, Wilcher, and Dunlap to take big leaps. Zuby had a great motor, I feel this year will be special and we all could use a nice season!
Getting off quickly is huge and not something SJU often does. NCAA Selection Committee, as we know, is not throwing us a benefit, so let’s not play “catch up”.
tom in salem
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Dunlap couldn't help but take big leaps. He's still backing up Jaiden Glover & Lefteris Liotopoulos.
No one on this team has a bigger spectrum of potential outcomes on this season than Brady.
tom in salem
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You think this endee recruit is better than both?
but how is their lateral quickness?
Coach probably has the answer in draft mode. Hope the team plays well enough for him to trash it.
This year should be vastly different with the # of returning players and the defensive potential and athletes.
*RJ Luis has entered the chat*
tom in salem
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No reason for this team to be right up near the top with Creighton.
tom in salem
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tom in salem
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No reason for this team to "NOT" be right up near the top with Creighton.
The only thing that keeps RJ off the floor is health. If he's healthy the low bar is solid contributor. Brady could be anything from an afterthought to a surprising high contributor. Just so much we don't know on off season progress and how it effects his utilization from shooting improvement to how he uses or doesn't his new larger frame, so I don't agree with RJ's opinion he belong in the conversation.
Solid contributor to first round pick is quite the chasm. I see Dunlap in a much more narrow range this year.The only thing that keeps RJ off the floor is health. If he's healthy the low bar is solid contributor. Brady could be anything from an afterthought to a surprising high contributor. Just so much we don't know on off season progress and how it effects his utilization from shooting improvement to how he uses or doesn't his new larger frame, so I don't agree with RJ's opinion he belong in the conversation.