Creighton (MSG), Sun., Feb. 16, 3p, FS-1

From the limited minutes Ive seen from Lefty, Ive seen a kid whos not overwhelmed out there. He seems comfortable and plays within the offense. He doesnt panic and the moment is not too big for him. And he csn shoot.

I think he will play well tomorrow and help this ball club.

He will then be a fixture in the rotation for the rest of the season.
In Mullins Revenge prediction/analysis meaning- " Lefty flew to Greece last night and relaxing on an island off Athens somewhere not to be seen again this season "
 
Used to go Keens when I was single and working in Manhattan in the 80s. Great steakhouse. My last time there was 1988 when I took my future wife there after shopping for her engagement ring in the diamond district.
Have to get back there soon.
You triggered a fond memory of shopping for an engagement ring in the diamond district with my first wife and Christmas shopping afterwards at Macy's Herald Square...long ago and far away.
 
In simplest terms, Glover has been a disappointment this season. A lot of us, me included, assumed he would modestly help this season. To his credit, my enemy LMF noted early his D was extremely lacking and recent eye tests shows deficient shooting as well.

Could he make a play or two in emergency relief? Of course, but best plan for him would imo be to break his tail in practice, pay attention to detail there and return next season. His off season commitment to work hard and follow the staff’s development plan also seems crucial.

Glover is where Sim was last year. It just seems like Pitino demands a lot from players and the freshmen struggle to absorb and deliver. Guys like Wilcher and Glover dominate on talent in HS, nobody coaches the fundamentals at all, and if you play for Pitino that means he breaks you down to almost nothing and starts over. The ones who are mentally tough enough (and getting paid enough) stick it out and profit from it. Remains to be seen if Glover is in that category.

But if he doesn't play defense, rebound, and make good decisions then his scoring ability alone will not be enough for him to play for Pitino.

If the portal is quiet as Trilly apparently projects then it will be interesting times for Rick since I think experienced players are a better fit for him in this day and age. Second option would be retention.
 
I grew up with Steve. I see him every few years at a get together. We went to high schoo together and played sports together He is just a great guy!!

In simplest terms, Glover has been a disappointment this season. A lot of us, me included, assumed he would modestly help this season. To his credit, my enemy LMF noted early his D was extremely lacking and recent eye tests shows deficient shooting as well.

Could he make a play or two in emergency relief? Of course, but best plan for him would imo be to break his tail in practice, pay attention to detail there and return next season. His off season commitment to work hard and follow the staff’s development plan also seems crucial.
He's very weak with the ball and a streaky shooter. I'm thinking he'll never be starter material in the Pitino system and will look for more minutes in a lower program....unless there is a serious downgrade in NIL interest. We definitely need to recruit over him for better and bigger overall talent. Has the talent to be a rotation player in certain game situations but kids want to play and unless he shows dramatic improvement over the next 8+ games, his minutes will stay in the single digits.
 
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