Thanks  got to wonder if he would be willing to walk on for a year.

ElDuque wrote:

This would be the Yang to the McConnell transfer.

I don't believe in curses, but something needs to lift the darned fog around this program. And it would add another good shooter to the program.

While I think this kid could help, he's nowhere near the player TJ is. He's more of a "one trick pony", to steal a line from Mike Tomlin, but he's damn good at his one trick.

duq81 wrote:

ElDuque wrote:

This would be the Yang to the McConnell transfer.

I don't believe in curses, but something needs to lift the darned fog around this program. And it would add another good shooter to the program.

While I think this kid could help, he's nowhere near the player TJ is. He's more of a "one trick pony", to steal a line from Mike Tomlin, but he's damn good at his one trick.

 
Duq 81, your statement about Micah makes me wonder if you have ever seen him play!  He was making passes in the 7th grade that college players would envy; and he played with a bunch of guys who were pretty limited, to be kind.  Micah has very good court sense; and is an fine passer who will find the open man.  Don't sell him short on the offensive end.  He isn't a "one trick pony"; its just that his shooting is the thing everyone will notice first.  He would be a nice addtion to this team.  He can go around defenders because they will need to close out hard on him; making it much easier for him to beat the defender on the dribble.  TJ on the other hand needed so much time to get his shot off that defenders didn't need to be in a hurry to close out on him.  He needed to work hard to get around defenders.  Both players are good; just different.