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Originally posted by Cdizzle View PostOne wonders why, if it would have been so good offensively.
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Originally posted by WuDrWu View PostMy apologies, my comment honestly was not aimed at yours, but at others with sarcasm. Everyone has the right to be upset with whatever upsets you. And likewise, happy and joyous with whatever good times happen along.
My point is simply that to EXPECT to be better next year, as a FAN (not a coach or player) is unreasonable.
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Originally posted by IndianaShocker View PostMy comments were based on years of playing, coaching, and observing this game. If you believe 2016 was the pinnacle, well I'm sorry but we were CBI level on offense. So do you think its a pipe dream and IRRESPONSIBLE to expect our offense will be better than CBI level next season?
Ron & Fred are leaving this program in better shape than when they arrived. And next years team will show that.
Our season next year, good or bad, is not a reflection on Ron nor Fred. It will be a reflection of the 2017 players and coaches. We have kids that are special. Especially special in the MVC.
Don't sell our 2017 team short.
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The returning players with the most minutes at PG are Taylor and Simon.
If Frankamp was being groomed as the next PG, you would think that he might have at least gotten mop-up minutes that Simon or Taylor got.
Marshall has an incredibly extensive and complex offensive system and only a walk-on that seems to understand and know it. We better hope that Taylor is still here next year and that he can figure out the offense after a year. Frankamp has not shown that or he would have been backing FVV at PG instead of moving Baker out of position when FVV needed a break.The future's so bright - I gotta wear shades.
We like to cut down nets and get sized for championship rings.
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Originally posted by Aargh View PostThe returning players with the most minutes at PG are Taylor and Simon.
If Frankamp was being groomed as the next PG, you would think that he might have at least gotten mop-up minutes that Simon or Taylor got.
Marshall has an incredibly extensive and complex offensive system and only a walk-on that seems to understand and know it. We better hope that Taylor is still here next year and that he can figure out the offense after a year. Frankamp has not shown that or he would have been backing FVV at PG instead of moving Baker out of position when FVV needed a break.
Baker was the backup and sometimes number one point guard for three years. HCGM wants Ron to play in the NBA which means he had to be a good point guard in college.
Chris Paul wouldn't have bumped him this year. This is not that difficult to understand.
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Originally posted by proshox View PostI am not sure that you have facts on your side. If you do, are you suggesting that two players who played no meaningful minutes are going to surpass the only returning guard that did play? Just to keep fact on the table, I seem to remember a whole lot of CF in conference play, Arch Madness, and The NCAA tournament. I don't recall TT or JS playing.
Baker was the backup and sometimes number one point guard for three years. HCGM wants Ron to play in the NBA which means he had to be a good point guard in college.
Chris Paul wouldn't have bumped him this year. This is not that difficult to understand.
For those that agree with this, are you saying that HCGM puts Ron's future to possibly play in the NBA above that of the betterment of the team (current and future), other players (those in their last year and those playing next year), the fans' wish for the best for the team present and future, and that of the fans and supporters who pay his meal ticket and may what the best for the team present and future?
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Originally posted by ShockTalk View PostI have now heard this several times from posters and I'm not sure how to take it.
For those that agree with this, are you saying that HCGM puts Ron's future to possibly play in the NBA above that of the betterment of the team (current and future), other players (those in their last year and those playing next year), the fans' wish for the best for the team present and future, and that of the fans and supporters who pay his meal ticket and may what the best for the team present and future?
Having a former walk on become an NBA player is huge for WSU's recruiting. HCGM has said as much publicly. So I stand by my statement that our offense had elements that were strictly inserted to demonstrate Ron's ability to play at the next level.
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Originally posted by proshox View PostThe reality is that it doesn't hurt to have Ron run the team and most of you seem to think CF should play the two so it isn't like we were missing out on Ron's shooting at the two spot. Ron had three years of experience doing it and one could argue that the two positions are interchangeable. In fact, when we were pressed the ball actually was passed back to CF.
Having a former walk on become an NBA player is huge for WSU's recruiting. HCGM has said as much publicly. So I stand by my statement that our offense had elements that were strictly inserted to demonstrate Ron's ability to play at the next level.
While having a walk on become an NBA player is big stuff for WSU recruiting, so would be playing the best players at their best positions for the team throughout the season if it would mean an extra win or two that would have gotten us a better seed that could have lead to another S16 or E8. That to would have been better for Ron (and the team). I do not believe this is the case and refer back to my statement above.
The only thing I might question is not playing CF at the point over Ron where the game was already well in hand. Playing Ron at the 1 in that instance would have shown little to NBA scouts, but have been good experience for CF. I didn't see that happen and that's why I might question CF as our starting PG.
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