Camden0916 wrote:Adding Tyler Herro to my top tier of prospects. Always had the offensive game to grab attention, but his defense is much better than anticipated. Had to dig into the game footage to see if he was just a constant gambler on that end or if he picked his spots. Came away impressed. He has star potential.
monsterpile wrote:Camden0916 wrote:Adding Tyler Herro to my top tier of prospects. Always had the offensive game to grab attention, but his defense is much better than anticipated. Had to dig into the game footage to see if he was just a constant gambler on that end or if he picked his spots. Came away impressed. He has star potential.
Last week I read an article I think it was on The Athletic about the draft that mentioned he was a guy that's has been doing well.
AbeVigodaLive wrote:How much money is Tyus' little brother looking at losing out on over the next week?
If other teams copy UCF's strategy and dare him to shoot... and he can't make that shot... oh oh.
And as wonderful as he is, how patient is Coach K going to be if Tre Jones returns to school... along with the next crop of ballyhooed freshmen, possibly even a PG who can shoot? (Boogie Ellis?)
monsterpile wrote:AbeVigodaLive wrote:How much money is Tyus' little brother looking at losing out on over the next week?
If other teams copy UCF's strategy and dare him to shoot... and he can't make that shot... oh oh.
And as wonderful as he is, how patient is Coach K going to be if Tre Jones returns to school... along with the next crop of ballyhooed freshmen, possibly even a PG who can shoot? (Boogie Ellis?)
It was pretty brutal. It may have been even worse than what teams ever did to Rubio...of course Duke has a lot of talent otherwise so... But yeah. On the other hand the guy is a heck of a defender at this level. Sure he gets switched onto bigger players that will be a problem even though I think he is a little taller than Tyus. At some point in the draft if he does stay in a team likely picks him because they figure they can get another Tyus Jones with a bit more size and maybe a better player. Sure. It will be interesting to see how far that team goes. There was like 3 ways they could have maybe should have lost that game against UCF. Did you see Coach K's comment after that game? If those talented guys can't get going after that scare...
lipoli390 wrote:monsterpile wrote:AbeVigodaLive wrote:How much money is Tyus' little brother looking at losing out on over the next week?
If other teams copy UCF's strategy and dare him to shoot... and he can't make that shot... oh oh.
And as wonderful as he is, how patient is Coach K going to be if Tre Jones returns to school... along with the next crop of ballyhooed freshmen, possibly even a PG who can shoot? (Boogie Ellis?)
It was pretty brutal. It may have been even worse than what teams ever did to Rubio...of course Duke has a lot of talent otherwise so... But yeah. On the other hand the guy is a heck of a defender at this level. Sure he gets switched onto bigger players that will be a problem even though I think he is a little taller than Tyus. At some point in the draft if he does stay in a team likely picks him because they figure they can get another Tyus Jones with a bit more size and maybe a better player. Sure. It will be interesting to see how far that team goes. There was like 3 ways they could have maybe should have lost that game against UCF. Did you see Coach K's comment after that game? If those talented guys can't get going after that scare...
I watched the game but didn't see Coach K's post-game comment. I've watched a lot of Duke this season, including their two tournament games and their conference tournament games. Here are my take-always, which were really evidence against UCF:
1. Zion is the absolute best player in college basketball and barring injury he'll be an NBA superstar.
2. Tre Jones isn't as good as his older brother. I remember watching Tyus in college. He was every bit the defender Tre is but a better shooter and playmaker.
3. Barrett and Reddish should have yellow flags planted squarely next to their names on ever NBA team's draft board. Duke's near loss to UCF and failure to truly dominate all season in spite of Zion's presence says a lot about Barrett and Reddish. If nothing else, it tells me they both have a long way to go before I'd bank on them becoming NBA allstars much less stars. I have more confidence in Barrett than Reddish, but I'm not particularly impressed by either one. I'd definitely take Ja Morant ahead of Barrett. I'm wondering if I'd take Barrett at #3. As for Reddish, I'd have a red flag next to his name on my draft board - which means don't take.
