Come on Trey!
- Thread starter cheyennemtnman
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He's best as a 6th man, he's scrappy but in no way shape or form should he ever be asked to create offense.
he should never be starter on a D-1 team - limited offensive skill and he is our starting 2 guard! Strictly a defensive role player. When is IU going to get some great shooters again? EG JAY EDWARDS, K, HASTEN, B EVANS, WITTMAN, KITCHELL,
You talk of shooters and no mention of Alford?
Very true. But Calbert did so much more than shoot, I wouldn't label him the shooter Alford was.
Agree. He’s rarely mentioned as one of our elite shooters because he was the total package. But he could really stroke it. And had Ray Jackson, Chris Jent and the likes stuck to him the entire game. Jackson said guarding CC was like chasing a deer through the forest.
It's not an and 1 unless he hits the FT. Which he hasn't done much of lately.
If you're going to wax nostalgic for past players in your rant about how the present team sucks, at least give off a hint of credibility as a supposed long-time fan by spelling the last names of said legends correctly. It's Kitchel and Haston. Smh. Oh, and no list of past great shooters is complete without mentioning Tom Cloverdale!!!!
You can’t talk Kitchel without mentioning Steve Green.
The thing with Trey is that he made a fair number of those open shots last year and a lot of us thought he’d turned the corner. He is capable of making them, but he apparently feels more pressure this year and he’s wilting under that instead of rising to the occasion. It’s 100% mental.
You guys are nuts.
Galloway is a huge presence for this team. He was disappointing on the stat line but he didn't turn it over, he stayed aggressive to make defense persist (he guard him) which freed up his teammates, and he was the only sign of leadership on the floor tonight. He also made a huge bucket and freethrow in clutch time.
I'll take it. Cupps and Gunn too. They didn't turn it over much and kept the offense from being even worse.
Galloway is a huge presence for this team. He was disappointing on the stat line but he didn't turn it over, he stayed aggressive to make defense persist (he guard him) which freed up his teammates, and he was the only sign of leadership on the floor tonight. He also made a huge bucket and freethrow in clutch time.
I'll take it. Cupps and Gunn too. They didn't turn it over much and kept the offense from being even worse.
Galloway can't make a wide open shot. No one said he doesn't hustle, drive, etc....but the team needs outside shooting and Galloway is not a threat.
I’m guessing you missed the last inbounds….everyone standing around with no timeouts. Trey went and got the ball. That’s leadership.
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