Color me foolish then because to me they are utterly useless. Luis was a horrible defender last year, constantly diving for steals, committing ridiculous fouls, yet your “stats” rate him in the top 3.
fair enough then. Thats why I started it with “How much you decide to take from that I’ll leave up to you.”
He showed some real ability against the Georgetown guard who was lighting us up. Luis has the tools to be really good in many facets. Just has to play more controlled. Pitno needs to hammer that into him.
I am going to give you a “like” for the research. But admittedly, I have no idea what the research is saying.
Dixon?if he is not drafted?
Well I think we can be sure he won’t get drafted. Hes a tremendous college player tho. Dont think he entered the portal either.
I would be more into Mitchell than Pryor TBH. Let’s dominate on defense, transition, and pace.Dillon Mitchell (No. 41): St. John's is making a strong push after landing Deivon Smith and Kadary Richmond, but Cincinnati is squarely in the mix. Louisville and Auburn are also potentially in the mix.
Transfer tracker: Jamir Watkins returning to Florida State for senior season
Commitments continue to trickle in from the top players remaining in the transfer portal.www.espn.com
Absolutely. At minimum, a much better athletic fit for Rick
If the offensively fluid Pryor is not going to happen, then I would be thrilled to go in the completely opposite direction and bring in a defensive stopper like Mitchell, who can guard multiple positions. He could give some of the top offensive guys a break on the defensive end by sliding over to guard the opponents best player.Dillon Mitchell (No. 41): St. John's is making a strong push after landing Deivon Smith and Kadary Richmond, but Cincinnati is squarely in the mix. Louisville and Auburn are also potentially in the mix.
Transfer tracker: Jamir Watkins returning to Florida State for senior season
Commitments continue to trickle in from the top players remaining in the transfer portal.
For 20-25 minutes at the 4, I’d take ledlum. But I think the real difference is someone who can sneak some minutes at the 5 to open up some lineups and provide some insurance for Zuby. Chris was not that last year. Offensively, Mitchell is that. Defensively we will see, many won’t be thrilled with a skinny 6’8 player there.
Understood and frankly, this stuff is very close to me, a good deal of my business is explaining to the USG and defense contractors that performance metrics mean nothing unto themselves, that numbers need context in understanding how they are derived and what “good or bad” really mean in the examination of contract performance.
No. I’d much rather have Ledlum.
Rick won a national championship at Louisville with a team that was ranked 216th in the country in 3-pt %.
Sorry that I’m repeating myself. I believe it will be Mitchell AND Ledlum.
