I think Nate is the only one who might. I still think he doesn't but I wouldn't be shocked at all if he does. I hope he doesQuote:
Originally Posted by Xuperman
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I think Nate is the only one who might. I still think he doesn't but I wouldn't be shocked at all if he does. I hope he doesQuote:
Originally Posted by Xuperman
CJ Anderson was a transfer. Matt Stainbrook was a transfer. Just some other big time transfer names
altho not a big scorer, I would throw in the name of Malcolm Bernard for inspirational value. haha.
Not sure if you're forgetting Drew Lavender but I would put him ahead of Crawford.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xavier
Definitely not forgetting Drew. He is probably number 2 for me. Would I take 3 years of Drew over 1 year of Crawford? Probably. But talent wise, Crawford is more talented IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by 94GRAD
Nate being as strong as he has this season is also contributing to Kyky's playing time diminishing. Coming into this season, I don't think anyone predicted Kunkel being eligible+Nate being a complete home run of a transfer (especially after the promise of past 3-and-D guys who didn't quite pan out).
Kind of wish he could create his own shot a little more, or drive a little more to keep defenses honest, but he's about as reliable a catch-and-shoot guy as we've ever had.
Nate Johnson is still the best shooter in the country. That corner three was cold-blooded.
Nate Johnson is still the best shooter in basketball. You can tell the millisecond he gets the ball if his feet are set if it is going in.
It sure is pretty when he hits 2,3 , 4 in a row.Quote:
Originally Posted by American X
Now Nate, promise whatever voodoo you got into the past 5 games, burn that and tell Adam he needs to repeat.