I'm not trying to get in a pissing match with you guys, because I respect your opinion. The articles are written to drive discussion like this - I think it's healthy and fun in the offseason. I'll share these thoughts:
I did watch GS against Washington State. It was his best game as a Shocker by far. It also was only the second time in his career that he hit double digits in rebounds. I know he doesn't play much, but how could he be ranked in the top-5 or top-10 if he isn't on the floor more than 15 minutes per game? Granted, that might change this year, but I still can't see him playing more than 20-25.
Polished was probably the wrong word. Effective is closer... I'm not looking for finesse in a guy that's 6-9, 275. I want him to do what he does - rebound, block shots, finish around the rim, and scare people in the lane. GS is more of a finesse player, and if that works for him and WSU, perfect. I'd rather have a power player in the middle, especially given the wealth of guards that WSU has. That's why JT was effective to me -
I did watch GS against Washington State. It was his best game as a Shocker by far. It also was only the second time in his career that he hit double digits in rebounds. I know he doesn't play much, but how could he be ranked in the top-5 or top-10 if he isn't on the floor more than 15 minutes per game? Granted, that might change this year, but I still can't see him playing more than 20-25.
Polished was probably the wrong word. Effective is closer... I'm not looking for finesse in a guy that's 6-9, 275. I want him to do what he does - rebound, block shots, finish around the rim, and scare people in the lane. GS is more of a finesse player, and if that works for him and WSU, perfect. I'd rather have a power player in the middle, especially given the wealth of guards that WSU has. That's why JT was effective to me -
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