Big Man On Campus Targets

Rocket said:
He and Imran were not teammates.
Imran played on one of Reggiana's junior teams but may have been called up briefly.
Momo Faye is a member of the senior team that competes in the A Division and is a legit young center in Italy.
I doubt that the senior team "loans" him out as they need him in order to be competitive in their league play.
I'm not sure he would even play, or want to play, on a college level.
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Faye and Imran may not be comparable, but he and Prey are. They both appeared at the very end of second round mocks.

Faye would not be a kid that walks in and dominates college — if that is what you are alluding to by not being sure he even wants to play in college. He would not start over Zuby.
 
The way rosters are being built now, I’d rather grab the local HS kid and decelop him. We will be losing big men in the future. Yes there will be the portal but in these roles, seem more suited for a player woth time to develop. We tried with Maker but he left.

Either that or we find just a defensive/shot blocking specialist who we can spell Zuby for, who can just ruin people’s days in the paint. Having a weapon like that inside to wield at certain times is valuable.
 
Silly Donovan said:
Would have liked to have seen more dunks around the basket. May have some skills but doesn’t look too strong but I guess it’s big man desperation time.

Don’t know how much help he will give to Zuby going against him, especially with Zuby’s strength.
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We are far from desperate
 
Marillac2 said:
Faye and Imran may not be comparable, but he and Prey are. They both appeared at the very end of second round mocks.

Faye would not be a kid that walks in and dominates college — if that is what you are alluding to by not being sure he even wants to play in college. He would not start over Zuby.
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I am saying he may not be "academically" qualified for NCAA competition even though he attended secondary school in Italy since he was 16. Much of that was studying the Italian language.
He is more of a long pure center than Zuby but not as physically gifted. Nor does he have a reliable shot outside the paint.
End of story since I don't think he is the picture.
I was only responding to Dk's post.
 
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Rocket said:
I am saying he may not be "academically" qualified for NCAA competition even though he attended secondary school on Italy since he was 16. Much of that was studying the Italian language.
He is more of a long pure center than Zuby but not as physically gifted. Nor does he have a reliable shot outside the paint.
End of story since I don't think he is the picture.
I was only responding to Dk's post.
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The other thing that makes me skeptical about him entering college is this is his second time testing the NBA waters. I'm pretty sure the rule is you have to enter if you test a third time.
 
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