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[quote="bamafan" post=365172][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]


A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]
...and yet Lou continued to play him over the more talented Rowan Barrett (which may be why we didn't get his legacy recruit-being facetious).[/quote]

Brian Mahoney was the Coach. Lyson didn’t play his senior year because of his back.
 
[quote="bamafan" post=365172][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]

A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]
...and yet Lou continued to play him over the more talented Rowan Barrett (which may be why we didn't get his legacy recruit-being facetious).[/quote] Barett was the better platey, but Lyson's outside shooting filled more of a need. That's why he played more, especially when we were behind.
 
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[quote="SJU85" post=365210][quote="bamafan" post=365172][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]


A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]
...and yet Lou continued to play him over the more talented Rowan Barrett (which may be why we didn't get his legacy recruit-being facetious).[/quote]

Brian Mahoney was the Coach. Lyson didn’t play his senior year because of his back.[/quote]

Good catch. He was part of Mahoney's first recruiting class.
 
[quote="Las Vegan" post=365224][quote="SJU85" post=365210][quote="bamafan" post=365172][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]


A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]
...and yet Lou continued to play him over the more talented Rowan Barrett (which may be why we didn't get his legacy recruit-being facetious).[/quote]

Brian Mahoney was the Coach. Lyson didn’t play his senior year because of his back.[/quote]

Good catch. He was part of Mahoney's first recruiting class.[/quote]
But Lou begat Mahoney so it is basically the same difference. ;) :)
 
[quote="SJU61982" post=365212][quote="bamafan" post=365172][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]

A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]
...and yet Lou continued to play him over the more talented Rowan Barrett (which may be why we didn't get his legacy recruit-being facetious).[/quote] Barett was the better platey, but Lyson's outside shooting filled more of a need. That's why he played more, especially when we were behind.[/quote]
At best Freddie made 1 out of every 4 outside shots (maybe affected by his bad back) but some people only acknowledged his makes and got overly excited by them.
 
[quote="bamafan" post=365227][quote="SJU61982" post=365212][quote="bamafan" post=365172][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]

A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]
...and yet Lou continued to play him over the more talented Rowan Barrett (which may be why we didn't get his legacy recruit-being facetious).[/quote] Barett was the better platey, but Lyson's outside shooting filled more of a need. That's why he played more, especially when we were behind.[/quote]
At best Freddie made 1 out of every 4 outside shots (maybe affected by his bad back) but some people only acknowledged his makes and got overly excited by them.[/quote]

He was a 0.374 3pt shooter. Better than 1 out of 4 but not spectacular.
 
[quote="MCNPA" post=365228][quote="bamafan" post=365227][quote="SJU61982" post=365212][quote="bamafan" post=365172][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]

A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]
...and yet Lou continued to play him over the more talented Rowan Barrett (which may be why we didn't get his legacy recruit-being facetious).[/quote] Barett was the better platey, but Lyson's outside shooting filled more of a need. That's why he played more, especially when we were behind.[/quote]
At best Freddie made 1 out of every 4 outside shots (maybe affected by his bad back) but some people only acknowledged his makes and got overly excited by them.[/quote]

He was a 0.374 3pt shooter. Better than 1 out of 4 but not spectacular.[/quote]

Compared to every one else on those teams, that was a lights-out shooting percentage.
 
[quote="MCNPA" post=365228][quote="bamafan" post=365227][quote="SJU61982" post=365212][quote="bamafan" post=365172][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]

A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]
...and yet Lou continued to play him over the more talented Rowan Barrett (which may be why we didn't get his legacy recruit-being facetious).[/quote] Barett was the better platey, but Lyson's outside shooting filled more of a need. That's why he played more, especially when we were behind.[/quote]
At best Freddie made 1 out of every 4 outside shots (maybe affected by his bad back) but some people only acknowledged his makes and got overly excited by them.[/quote]

He was a 0.374 3pt shooter. Better than 1 out of 4 but not spectacular.[/quote]
well .374 is closer to 1 out of 4 than 2 out of 4 by .001 so there's that. ;) :) :lol:
 
[quote="Knight" post=365167][quote="IDRAFT" post=365166][quote="fuchsia" post=365163]Discussion of back injuries triggered memories of the lost career of Mo Diakite at stj.[/quote]

A bad back derailed Fred Lyson’s career as well.[/quote]

And Don Mattingly.[/quote]

Now let's make that the last time Fred Lyson and Don Mattingly are ever associated with each other. LOL
 
[quote="MJDinkins" post=366026]https://twitter.com/LuHiBasketball/status/1202429530754957313[/quote]

I'm going to thank St. John's for attending the game as well. Schedule permitting, I'm fully behind someone from the staff attending every LuHi game.
 
[quote="Paultzman" post=366080]https://twitter.com/iron_mikema/status/1202616669425799169?s=21[/quote]

He is going to be very disappointed
 
Zach B

Mike Anderson said Ian Steere is a work in progress. Conditioning will be key once he’s eligible. Thinks he can provide some scoring punch #sjubb
 
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