jkrun80
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05-24-18 08:40 PM - Post#257177
Zach has worked out with the Pistons and the Wizards.
Nana is working out with the Raptors, who unfortunately have no draft picks but are apparently looking at free agents or G-league players.
https://www.raptorshq.com/2018/5/24/17388642/nb a-d...
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HuskyColonial
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05-27-18 08:59 AM - Post#257235
In response to jkrun80
It’s hard to know who has the higher ceiling. I think Nana is the classic tweener without the skill to play the 4 or the size for the 5.
Zach will find himself in a position to solely focus on his hoops skills. Remember everyone said MM wasn’t athletic enough too but he worked himself into being well conditioned and a good defender.
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MrPhillie
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05-27-18 11:29 PM - Post#257253
In response to HuskyColonial
I think Zach’s success depends on hitting the 3. He doesn’t have quickness or athleticism required in NBA but if he can consistently shoot from long range, that could get him a look.
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Bison137
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05-27-18 11:47 PM - Post#257254
In response to MrPhillie
I don't think either of them have any shot at all at making the NBA, but both could have nice careers in Europe. Zach at the NBA level would be a small three - but would have no ability to guard any three in the league. And Nana's offense is greatly limited by having no outside shot and no post move other than backing in for a jump hook. Both were great mid-major players who led the Bison to some great seasons - but neither is an NBA prospect.
JMO.
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Bison89
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05-28-18 06:56 AM - Post#257255
In response to Bison137
How about Stephen Brown? He is lightning quick which allows him to get to the rim, his jumper is vastly improved, he is a very good passer with solid ball skills, and he loves to play D. As I see it, his small stature is his only major limitation.
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HuskyColonial
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05-28-18 04:03 PM - Post#257261
In response to Bison89
Brown wouldn’t be able to defend an average NBA guard in terms of speed and would be shot over at will.
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jkrun80
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05-28-18 04:45 PM - Post#257262
In response to HuskyColonial
I agree with B137 that Zach and Nana are not NBA material at this point. They could certainly play in the G-league though or somewhere in Europe.
I think Stephen is quick enough to play in the NBA, but not tall enough. Also, he'd need to be able to shoot NBA 3's at 40% to have any chance, which would be a challenge. I'm sure he'll be playing basketball somewhere next year.
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MrPhillie
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05-28-18 07:52 PM - Post#257266
In response to jkrun80
I agree that neither Zach nor Nana have NBA skills. And yes, a nice European career is definitely possible.
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jkrun80
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06-03-18 07:44 PM - Post#257632
In response to MrPhillie
Zach is working out with the Hawks tomorrow.
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KenZ
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06-12-18 09:41 PM - Post#257853
In response to jkrun80
Nana worked out with the Hornets over the weekend and is with the Wizards tomorrow.
Stephen Brown getting a workout with the Sixers.
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KenZ
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06-13-18 01:31 PM - Post#257884
In response to KenZ
Brown gets some props for his workout
https://mobile.twitter.com/PompeyOnSixers/status /1...
would love to see all three of our guys on summer league rosters
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Bison89
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06-14-18 02:52 PM - Post#257902
In response to KenZ
There is a video at the link above. It shows Brown making some nice moves and shots.
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KenZ
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06-14-18 10:12 PM - Post#257906
In response to Bison89
Nana has a workout with the Warriors tomorrow (Friday)
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KenZ
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06-22-18 12:33 PM - Post#258158
In response to KenZ
Nana reportedly joining the Timberwolves summer league team
https://mobile.twitter.com/JeremyWoo/status/1010 18...
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jkrun80
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06-22-18 08:51 PM - Post#258175
In response to KenZ
Now confirmed.
https://twitter.com/RZASports/status/1010 302528968...
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HuskyColonial
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06-23-18 09:10 AM - Post#258179
In response to jkrun80
WOW! I am pleasantly surprised.
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KenZ
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06-26-18 02:52 PM - Post#258242
In response to HuskyColonial
ZT playing with the Jazz in summer league
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Bison89
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06-26-18 05:50 PM - Post#258251
In response to KenZ
The overall IQ of the NBA is trending UP!
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KenZ
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06-26-18 07:22 PM - Post#258253
In response to Bison89
Bucknell article including their games schedule and tv coverage.
http://www.bucknellbison.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_O...
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jkrun80
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07-02-18 08:20 PM - Post#258423
In response to KenZ
Utah plays at 9:00 tonight. Hope Zach gets on the court for a few minutes.
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HuskyColonial
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07-02-18 08:59 PM - Post#258424
In response to jkrun80
June 28 edition of the Frederick Newspaper had a nice article about Zach. I can’t cut and paste it from my phone though. Said Zach chose the Jazz from a dozen offers because he felt he’d have the best chance to showcase him there.
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KenZ
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07-02-18 09:18 PM - Post#258425
In response to HuskyColonial
thanks for the heads up. here is a link
https://www.fredericknewspost.com/sports/level/pro...
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MrPhillie
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07-02-18 11:14 PM - Post#258426
In response to KenZ
Unfortunately Zach didn’t get in the game tonight.
http://www.espn.com/nba-summer/boxscore?g ameId=401...
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HuskyColonial
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07-03-18 07:38 AM - Post#258428
In response to MrPhillie
In a blow out nonetheless
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jkrun80
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07-03-18 09:34 PM - Post#258460
In response to HuskyColonial
Zach is in the game. 1 rebound 1 assist in 5 minutes.
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atlantabison
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07-04-18 05:00 PM - Post#258466
In response to jkrun80
Final stats 0-1 (from 3) with 2 reb, 2 ast, 1 to and 1 pf in 11+ minutes with a minus 15.
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jkrun80
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07-05-18 08:14 PM - Post#258509
In response to atlantabison
Highlights from Tuesday's game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qib7sN_54ik
Zach is #37. Had some trouble on defense. That's probably going to be his limiting factor in playing at this level.
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MrPhillie
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07-06-18 12:32 PM - Post#258522
In response to jkrun80
Appears Zach didn’t get as much opportunity as he had hoped. Too bad for him.
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Bison137
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07-06-18 01:26 PM - Post#258524
In response to MrPhillie
Normally in the summer leagues, the second-tier players only play every other game since the rosters range from 15-20 players. I expect Zach will see some time in their next game on Saturday. Given that he is a roster filler, I think the expectation for him is probably 10-15 mpg.
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HuskyColonial
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07-07-18 11:19 AM - Post#258544
In response to Bison137
Even as a roster filler Zach is getting a valuable experience. He can see the speed of the game now and make an informed decision about where his next steps should be.
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BisonFan4
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07-07-18 01:13 PM - Post#258546
In response to HuskyColonial
Interested to see how Nana fares in Minnesota's next game. Also have to say I'm disappointed that Stephen didn't get an opportunity to play in the summer league. I think he has the most potential out of the 3 to earn a spot on an NBA team's roster.
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Bison89
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07-07-18 02:05 PM - Post#258547
In response to BisonFan4
BF4, I agree with you about Brown. Most likely, he will end up making some Euro team very happy.
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HuskyColonial
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07-07-18 06:04 PM - Post#258551
In response to Bison89
Agreed on a Brown and I’ve got to think it was his height that killed him. There are guys 6’5†who are as fast in the NBA. Still Brown had a lot of intangibles including being able to make his own shot. He made such massive strides his senior year.
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Bison54
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07-08-18 04:50 PM - Post#258556
In response to HuskyColonial
Nana played 4 minutes today missed a bunny hook and got 1 PF
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Bison54
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07-08-18 10:49 PM - Post#258558
In response to Bison54
Zach's Line tonight vs NYK team:
7 minutes, 0-2 (1 3, 1 blocked in the paint) 3 RB 2 blocks, 1 assist, 1 T/O 1 PF; -2
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Bison137
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07-25-18 06:34 PM - Post#259468
In response to Bison54
Nana has apparently signed in Israel with Ironi Nahariya. They finished 8th last year in Israel's top league, which consists of 12 teams.
https://twitter.com/IAmDPick/status/10222 145899525...
Israel likely ranks about 9th or 10th of the European leagues.
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HuskyColonial
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07-26-18 07:14 AM - Post#259475
In response to Bison137
Congratulations to Nana! Another Bison playing professionally.
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MrPhillie
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07-26-18 09:07 AM - Post#259479
In response to HuskyColonial
Yes congrats to Nana. I still find it difficult to believe that Stephen Brown has not been signed to play somewhere.
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Bison137
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07-26-18 09:21 AM - Post#259481
In response to MrPhillie
Yes congrats to Nana. I still find it difficult to believe that Stephen Brown has not been signed to play somewhere.
It's still fairly early for the second tier players. If he wanted to, I think he could have already signed with one of the weaker leagues, but he is likely waiting to see how the dominoes fall in one of the better leagues - or in a country that he really likes. I think you will see him sign in August after rosters start to become clearer.
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HuskyColonial
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07-26-18 12:18 PM - Post#259490
In response to Bison137
I gotta tell you to be their age and play pro basketball in a European country and be paid for it? There are far worse things.
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Bison137
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07-27-18 03:15 PM - Post#259555
In response to HuskyColonial
Zach just signed with Okapi Aalstar of the top Belgium league. They finished 4th out of 10 last year. Had five Americans, including ones from Butler and UTEP.
https://twitter.com/Sportando/status/1022 820627462...
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Bison137
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08-02-18 04:56 PM - Post#259875
In response to Bison137
Stephen Brown has signed with Yalova Group Belediyespor, a team in the top division of Turkey's pro league. They were a 2nd division squad, but Turkey has very good basketball - ranked as high as #2 of the world's leagues (other than the NBA and EuroLeague, which features the top European teams from all of the different leagues).
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jkrun80
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08-02-18 06:35 PM - Post#259880
In response to Bison137
Great news! I think he'll do well professionally.
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MrPhillie
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08-02-18 09:27 PM - Post#259889
In response to jkrun80
Happy for Stephen!
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HuskyColonial
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08-02-18 09:50 PM - Post#259892
In response to MrPhillie
One of the greatest classes in history. Well done.
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Bison137
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08-02-18 10:08 PM - Post#259893
In response to HuskyColonial
One of the greatest classes in history. Well done.
I'd go one step further and say THE greatest class in Bison history. And remember that another really good player, JC Show, was also a part of it. Show battle dinjuries his first year but still had many games in double figures, including a 20-pointer at AU which led the Bison to a crucial OT victory.
Without doing any research, I think these are the other top classes in the scholarship era - listed in chronological order:
- McNaughton, D. Brown, J. Clark, Badmus
- Shazier, Boon, T. O'Brien (based on O'Brien's ability and not on what he did for his brief Bison tenure)
- Muscala, Willman, B. Johnson, Klebon
- Haas, Hoffman, R. Frazier, Banas
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bison63
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08-02-18 10:50 PM - Post#259895
In response to Bison137
It’s the dog days of August, and still a long way to go before we really get into it for the new season. For now, I can’t let the chance to debate the “best class†to go by.
Going on the basis of results there is clearly one best class...McN, Brown, Badmus and Clark and a case could also be made for the class of Bettencourt and Lee. These classes went to the Dance, and won....twice. IMO, end of story.
Next, I’d go with this years class. 4 PL titles and two close games in the Dance edges out Muscala, Willman and BJ who got to the dance twice but suffered a blowout loss one time (albeit to the eventual champ) and a loss to a beatable Butler team when Muscala arguably played his career worst game. Those ‘06 and ‘07 classes have got to be the two best.
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Bison137
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08-02-18 10:57 PM - Post#259896
In response to bison63
Those ‘06 and ‘07 classes have got to be the two best.
Note that I said "scholarship" classes, so the Lee/Bettencourt class is not in play. And I think if this year's graduating class had also had a Lee and a Bettencourt on the same team that they might well have won an NCAA game or two. A team of Foulland, Thomas, Lee, Bettencourt, and Brown would look pretty formidable. I wouldn't say McNaughton, Brown, and Badmus were better than Foulland, Thomas, and Brown - they just had a much better supporting cast from the class before them.
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mcapodee
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08-03-18 11:28 AM - Post#259915
In response to Bison137
I'll have to go with Muscala's class slightly edging out McNaughton's class. Muscala's team didn't have the same success in the NCAA tourney that McNaughton's team did, but a great deal of that success in '05 and '06 was in great part to the Class of '06.
Class of '13 didn't make the NCAA their junior year but did beat a storied Power Conference team in the NIT.
I feel like the league was softer for the 4 year run for Class of '18. Zach and Nana ruled the PL, but never really had that signature win (maybe @Vandy?). They were damn close but never could get over the hump against the Power Conference squads.
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Bison89
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08-03-18 02:16 PM - Post#259931
In response to mcapodee
mcapodee, I agree about not having a signature win. That is what leads me to lean toward the class of McNaughton, D. Brown, J. Clark, Badmus.
Pitt, Kansas, Arkansas, Syracuse, etc. That is an impressive list.
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Bison137
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08-03-18 02:38 PM - Post#259933
In response to Bison89
mcapodee, I agree about not having a signature win. That is what leads me to lean toward the class of McNaughton, D. Brown, J. Clark, Badmus.
Pitt, Kansas, Arkansas, Syracuse, etc. That is an impressive list.
Impressive for sure. But at least half the credit goes to the preceding class of Lee and Bettencourt. Also some credit to Griffin and Mastro. That class got more help than the Muscala class and the Foulland class.
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bison63
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08-03-18 10:41 PM - Post#259941
In response to Bison137
Those ‘06 and ‘07 classes have got to be the two best.
Note that I said "scholarship" classes, so the Lee/Bettencourt class is not in play. And I think if this year's graduating class had also had a Lee and a Bettencourt on the same team that they might well have won an NCAA game or two. A team of Foulland, Thomas, Lee, Bettencourt, and Brown would look pretty formidable. I wouldn't say McNaughton, Brown, and Badmus were better than Foulland, Thomas, and Brown - they just had a much better supporting cast from the class before them.
I think we were talking about the “greatest class ever,†so I did not, and do not feel bound by the scholarship qualifier. (And was Badmus also non scholy?)
No getting around the point that the class of ‘06 made the class of ‘07 better, as well Griff and Mastro. Still, i’ll take the class with the Dance wins over the others. The lack of that signature win, takes this years class out of it. Yes, Vandy, but signature win? Don’t think so. Too many “ nice tries†for the class of ‘18 to be the best ever, IMO. Shoulda beat MD, coulda beat WVU, etc, etc.
As we all know we can go round and round on this and nobody will ever win the argument because of its subjective nature, which is what makes it a great “dog day†topic. But maybe what we are proving is that Pat Flannery did Bucknell’s greatest ever recruiting over a period of years there. None of our other very good coaches ever had multiple all time greatest class candidates on the same team as did PF. Would not be surprised to see Nate do it as well before he is done.
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08-04-18 12:05 PM - Post#259942
In response to bison63
So three Bucknell graduates sign to play professional basketball the following year. How often, if ever, has his happened in the PL? I can’t remember if Bryson played professionally.
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jkrun80
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08-04-18 06:10 PM - Post#259949
In response to MrPhillie
If you're talking about the best team, 2006 is clearly #1 followed closely by 2005. But if you're talking about the best class, individual accomplishments need to be weighted more heavily. Based on that, I agree with 137 that 2018 is the best class in recent memory. I'd put 2013 next followed by 2007. As for 2006, Lee and Bettencourt were great players, but McClymont and Mack were not major contributors.
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08-05-18 09:51 AM - Post#259950
In response to MrPhillie
Just a quick note on three pro signings from a class in The Patriot League...
Lehigh class of 2013: Holden Greiner, Gabe Knutson, & that other guy all signed and played (are playing) pro the following years. C.J. had a very good supporting cast. And he needed it to hold off Muscala & Co.
Edited by JimK_LU72 on 08-05-18 09:52 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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Bison137
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08-05-18 01:25 PM - Post#259951
In response to JimK_LU72
Lehigh class of 2013: Holden Greiner, Gabe Knutson, & that other guy all signed and played (are playing) pro the following years. C.J. had a very good supporting cast. And he needed it to hold off Muscala & Co.
Yes, that was a very good class. I'm happy to say that in the games CJ played, the Bison won four out of seven.
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bison63
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08-05-18 07:36 PM - Post#259953
In response to jkrun80
If you're talking about the best team, 2006 is clearly #1 followed closely by 2005. But if you're talking about the best class, individual accomplishments need to be weighted more heavily. Based on that, I agree with 137 that 2018 is the best class in recent memory. I'd put 2013 next followed by 2007. As for 2006, Lee and Bettencourt were great players, but McClymont and Mack were not major contributors.
Excellent points, and totally defensible re: best class. But just to be the devils advocate, it could be argued that on the basis of Lee and Beetrncourt alone, 2006 was the best class. It IS a slippery slope, but the argument could be made. I could also argue that Holland Mack was an extremely valuable member of the team, although not in the box score. That is going off on a bit of a tangent, in a direction that is probably not within the parameters of this discussion, but Mack was not just and end of the bench player off the court. Great guy by the way!
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bison63
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08-05-18 07:39 PM - Post#259954
In response to Bison137
Lehigh class of 2013: Holden Greiner, Gabe Knutson, & that other guy all signed and played (are playing) pro the following years. C.J. had a very good supporting cast. And he needed it to hold off Muscala & Co.
Yes, that was a very good class. I'm happy to say that in the games CJ played, the Bison won four out of seven.
Yes, but one of those 3 losses kind of trumps our wins. You know the one I mean. And CJ did rub our noses in it!
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jkrun80
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08-05-18 08:15 PM - Post#259955
In response to bison63
Excellent points, and totally defensible re: best class. But just to be the devils advocate, it could be argued that on the basis of Lee and Beetrncourt alone, 2006 was the best class. It IS a slippery slope, but the argument could be made. I could also argue that Holland Mack was an extremely valuable member of the team, although not in the box score. That is going off on a bit of a tangent, in a direction that is probably not within the parameters of this discussion, but Mack was not just and end of the bench player off the court. Great guy by the way!
I'll be the first to acknowledge that every player on the team can contribute is some significant way. But assuming we're talking about on-court accomplishments, I stand by my choices. That's why it's great having these debates. There is no right answer - it depends on your perspective.
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Bison137
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08-05-18 09:32 PM - Post#259956
In response to bison63
Lehigh class of 2013: Holden Greiner, Gabe Knutson, & that other guy all signed and played (are playing) pro the following years. C.J. had a very good supporting cast. And he needed it to hold off Muscala & Co.
Yes, that was a very good class. I'm happy to say that in the games CJ played, the Bison won four out of seven.
Yes, but one of those 3 losses kind of trumps our wins. You know the one I mean. And CJ did rub our noses in it!
To some extent. But the Bison did beat Lehigh and CJ in the 2011 tournament, which kind of offsets it. In that game, CJ had a crucial turnover with 35 seconds left and then missed a tying shot with 8 seconds left. He was 6-17 from the field and only hit one 3-pointer.
The Bison loss to Lehigh in 2012 actually turned out somewhat OK as well, as it led to a Bison NIT win at Arizona.
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08-06-18 08:14 AM - Post#259958
In response to jkrun80
Excellent points, and totally defensible re: best class. But just to be the devils advocate, it could be argued that on the basis of Lee and Beetrncourt alone, 2006 was the best class. It IS a slippery slope, but the argument could be made. I could also argue that Holland Mack was an extremely valuable member of the team, although not in the box score. That is going off on a bit of a tangent, in a direction that is probably not within the parameters of this discussion, but Mack was not just and end of the bench player off the court. Great guy by the way!
I'll be the first to acknowledge that every player on the team can contribute is some significant way. But assuming we're talking about on-court accomplishments, I stand by my choices. That's why it's great having these debates. There is no right answer - it depends on your perspective.
Coming in late to this one, but when talking overall accomplishments I vote for this year's class. It speaks well of the program to even have a legitimate debate based on this group's profile. Now, about the best recruiting class in the non-scholarship era ... :-).
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bison63
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08-06-18 12:30 PM - Post#259983
In response to Bison137
Yeah, but do you remember what it led LU to? (Referring to 137’s last comment.)
Edited by bison63 on 08-06-18 12:32 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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bison63
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08-06-18 12:37 PM - Post#259984
In response to jkrun80
I'll be the first to acknowledge that every player on the team can contribute is some significant way. But assuming we're talking about on-court accomplishments, I stand by my choices. That's why it's great having these debates. There is no right answer - it depends on your perspective.
Yeah! I love it! Especially on a 90 something degree day in August.
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Bison89
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10-03-18 10:19 AM - Post#261825
In response to Bison137
Stephen Brown has signed with Yalova Group Belediyespor, a team in the top division of Turkey's pro league. They were a 2nd division squad, but Turkey has very good basketball - ranked as high as #2 of the world's leagues (other than the NBA and EuroLeague, which features the top European teams from all of the different leagues).
It looks like Stephen Brown's first pro game is scheduled for 10/12. I could not find a lot of info other than a schedule on the team's website:
http://www.mackolik.com/Basketbol-Takim/2314/ Yalov...
BTW, if you use Google Translate, this site becomes somewhat understandable.
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jkrun80
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10-03-18 08:00 PM - Post#261880
In response to Bison89
Brian Fitzpatrick and Cam Ayers are still playing professionally in addition to Muscala and last year's big 3.
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