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Elias King 6'8 F Miss State Transfer to Middle Tenn
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A lot of competition for the big guys, but I would point out that transfers are still entering the portal. Twenty-seven names were added to the Verbal Commits transfer list just today, including Utah State's 6-7, 265 manster Roche Grootfaam.
(OK, he's a scrub, but I wanted everyone to be aware that a dude named Roche Grootfaam walks the earth.)
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Originally posted by MikeKennedyRulZ View Post
Yes, because finding a true big at this point in the cycle who is skilled enough to come in and play and contribute right away is very easy.
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Originally posted by ShockTalk View Post
Understand what your saying, however, needing a big man is not something that just happened. We've known for 3 years what AM's limitations were, both MU (6'8") and IBPC were not coming around as quickly as hoped (if at all), all knew JE was gone after this year, and Wade is a short 4. JB is a RS freshman and while IBPC can help at both the 4 and 5, putting all your eggs in one basket that our current 4/5s and JB is enough had it's holes.
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Originally posted by pie n eye View Post
We’ve always gotten by with role players/spare parts in the post. No reason to think we couldn’t have done the same with Udeze, Poor Bear, Mit, and Bilau.
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Originally posted by ShockTalk View Post
Bilau aside (as we don't know his quantity yet), I'd take any one of a number of past parts that we had at the 5 right now. Coleby, Lufile, Nurger, Willis, Grady, Carter, Ellis, Blair, or other starting 4/5s.
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The way our post players foul, I always feel better when we have at least 15 fouls to give up, I still think that Poor Bear has some ability and hasn't reached his potential yet for whatever reason (I do have a feeling his work habits aren't what they need to be), but while he hasn't been what we hoped, he is a very competent 10-15 foul, third post at the very least. But we do need some more height/strength/length, and another player or even better two players 6'8 or taller who are capable of playing the post.
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Originally posted by Shockm View PostThe way our post players foul, I always feel better when we have at least 15 fouls to give up, I still think that Poor Bear has some ability and hasn't reached his potential yet for whatever reason (I do have a feeling his work habits aren't what they need to be), but while he hasn't been what we hoped, he is a very competent 10-15 foul, third post at the very least. But we do need some more height/strength/length, and another player or even better two players 6'8 or taller who are capable of playing the post.
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Originally posted by Stickboy46 View Post
I'm really hoping Poor Bear is seeing this as a huge opportunity. Since he's been here, he's been the 3rd or lower option at the 5. He's the number 1 option this year. So hopefully the work follows.
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Originally posted by ShockTalk View Post
I thought there were several games where he entered the game before Mo or AM. Over the last 10 games, MU had 2 double digit minute games, both 10 minutes. Over the last 10, IBPC had 3 double digit games of 18,12, 10 and 1 game he didn't play. During that time, MU played 6.7 mpg and IBPC played 6.8 mpg in games he played.
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Originally posted by ShockTalk View Post
I thought there were several games where he entered the game before Mo or AM. Over the last 10 games, MU had 2 double digit minute games, both 10 minutes. Over the last 10, IBPC had 3 double digit games of 18,12, 10 and 1 game he didn't play. During that time, MU played 6.7 mpg and IBPC played 6.8 mpg in games he played.
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^^^^ ShockTalk . Dave Dahl-esque, but spot on. A little larger sample size but I couldn't resist.
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Elias King? Never heard of him.One quick note before we present the rankings: With Wichita State’s move to the American Athletic Conference, the Shockers have moved out of the mid-major club. We wish the Shockers well against Cincinnati, UConn, SMU, and more.
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