CMW looking forward to having names on the roster so he can flesh out next seasons‘s platoon substitution plan.
Galloway is probably the most overated player in IU history. Our coaches hopefully learned their lesson and will recruit over him.
Reneau is going to have to improve his interior defense but sometimes you have to give some to take some. Better perimeter defense with Perkins and Galloway who can both rebound well for their position should clear up some rim protection issues keeping guys out of the lane.
You can realistic land all 3 of those guys, start two of them along with Galloway. In fact, it would be wise to do so. Hickman and Walker as your two off-ball guards is about as bad of defensive combination as it gets. Walker isn't a good enough shooter to play off the ball.I have no issue at all with our coaches 'recruiting over' Galloway. Get back with me when they do. Also, get back with me when they recruit a top 5 shooter out of the portal. If neither happens, at least get Perkins, Hickman, and L. Walker. These guys are our realistic options, it appears.
He’s got one year of eligibility. We need a PG and he’s good. This won’t help IU “build a program” but we have a lot of open roster spots and TP would help IU win games.
We were playing a guy off the ball that shot 26%.You can realistic land all 3 of those guys, start two of them along with Galloway. In fact, it would be wise to do so. Hickman and Walker as your two off-ball guards is about as bad of defensive combination as it gets. Walker isn't a good enough shooter to play off the ball.
Perkins, Hickman, Walker, a good defending/rebounding big, Mack stays, AND Jakai Newton is healthy.I have no issue at all with our coaches 'recruiting over' Galloway. Get back with me when they do. Also, get back with me when they recruit a top 5 shooter out of the portal. If neither happens, at least get Perkins, Hickman, and L. Walker. These guys are our realistic options, it appears.
No, no, no Galloway was easily the highest usage guard last year.We were playing a guy off the ball that shot 26%.
No. We need the 6 7 kid from Belmont. We need 5 legit volume 3 point shooters.Perkins, Hickman, Walker, a good defending/rebounding big, Mack stays, AND Jakai Newton is healthy.
With our returning guys, that's a solid NCAA tournament team.
Then why the hell are you advocating for Leland Walker? He's not a volume 3 point shooter nor somebody you want taking a bunch of 3 pointers.No. We need the 6 7 kid from Belmont. We need 5 legit volume 3 point shooters.
He shot 58% on his 2 point attempts. He's shot a high % on 2s 3/4 years, and 48% the other year. If he shoots 34% on 3s and 65% on FTs next year, which is realistic, he's a valuable player. If he starts the year and 10 games in he's shooting 26%/53%. I agree its time to go with Plan B.He can't play the wing. He can't shoot. He is a bench energy guy.
No. We need the 6 7 kid from Belmont. We need 5 legit volume 3 point shooters.
Maybe but who knows. We thought this years team was a solid ncaa team on paper. Lots of what if's in your scenario that all have to happen.Perkins, Hickman, Walker, a good defending/rebounding big, Mack stays, AND Jakai Newton is healthy.
With our returning guys, that's a solid NCAA tournament team.
35% is better than 26%. What did Trey shoot the year before 46% Mr. Galloway? Again Sara Scalia can shoot free throws for him? Is missing free throws counting as efficient in your world?Then why the hell are you advocating for Leland Walker? He's not a volume 3 point shooter nor somebody you want taking a bunch of 3 pointers.
34% on low volume isn't crap especially when you don't defend or do anything else particularly well. He's a solid starting PG in the Ohio Valley and a rotational player in the B10. He's certainly not a starting 2 guard.35% is better than 26%. What did Trey shoot the year before 46% Mr. Galloway? Again Sara Scalia can shoot free throws for him? Is missing free throws counting as efficient in your world?
No. We need the 6 7 kid from Belmont. We need 5 legit volume 3 point shooters.
We're Elijah Hawkins and Ace Baldwin starting power 5 point guards before this year. You sound like you recruited for this staff last year. Is Gabe Cupps a P5 point guard? No. You can't project based on analytics. Watch some games and video.34% on low volume isn't crap especially when you don't defend or do anything else particularly well. He's a solid starting PG in the Ohio Valley and a rotational player in the B10. He's certainly not a starting 2 guard.
As a North Central alum I watched Walker for 4 years and have followed his career throughout EKU. Solid player. He's not a starting B10 PG, let alone a starting 2 guard.We're Elijah Hawkins and Ace Baldwin starting power 5 point guards before thus year. You sound like you recruited for this staff last year. Is Gabe Cupps a P5 point guard? No. You can't project based on analytics. Watch some games and video.
But thus you think Galloway is.As a North Central alum I watched Walker for 4 years and have followed his career throughout EKU. Solid player. He's not a starting B10 PG, let alone a starting 2 guard.
I've stated repeatedly where/how Galloway fits on a starting P5 team. And it's worked.But thus you think Galloway is.
Have you ever heard of competing for playing time? It's new to IU football and maybe IU basketball can adopt it from the past.As a North Central alum I watched Walker for 4 years and have followed his career throughout EKU. Solid player. He's not a starting B10 PG, let alone a starting 2 guard.
Absolutely. I would welcome Leland Walker to Bloomington. I think he's a slightly better scoring version of Gabe Cupps with a better scorer's mentality. Should be able to be a nice 15 minute rotational piece while making some decent money. If he wants to be a P5 starting PG he probably needs to commit to DePaul today while on his visit.Have you ever heard of competing for playing time? It's new to IU football and maybe IU basketball can adopt it from the past.
He sees the floor much better than Cupps.Absolutely. I would welcome Leland Walker to Bloomington. I think he's a slightly better scoring version of Gabe Cupps with a better scorer's mentality. Should be able to be a nice 15 minute rotational piece while making some decent money. If he wants to be a P5 starting PG he probably needs to commit to DePaul today while on his visit.
He's a year older with a lot more playing time and experience under his belt by virtue of playing in a smaller conference. Stop box score watching.He sees the floor much better than Cupps.
Watch video Mr. Analytics.He's a year older with a lot more playing time and experience under his belt by virtue of playing in a smaller conference. Stop box score watching.
I have...Yeah watch some video. Try Google.
I've seen both play with my own eyes over 30 times. Cupps is much more of a floor general than Walker. Walker is an attack first, scoring PG. Walker looks better on video playing in a bad conference than Cupps does as a freshman playing in the B10 without a perimeter cast. Again, you knew that though.Watch video Mr. Analytics.
He's a year older with a lot more playing time and experience under his belt by virtue of playing in a smaller conference. Stop box score watching.
You mean like Gunn competed with Leal and Banks competed with Walker?Have you ever heard of competing for playing time? It's new to IU football and maybe IU basketball can adopt it from the past.
He's a lot quicker than Cupps. He also makes some passes that I don't see Cupps making, like the lobs to Ware.Absolutely. I would welcome Leland Walker to Bloomington. I think he's a slightly better scoring version of Gabe Cupps with a better scorer's mentality. Should be able to be a nice 15 minute rotational piece while making some decent money. If he wants to be a P5 starting PG he probably needs to commit to DePaul today while on his visit.
A team full of one year rental players does not solidify the program, it gets you by for one year. It does appear, though, that IU’s administration agrees with you in that making the tournament is good enough…Nope...just want back in the NCAA tournament again next year. And Trey would be a good "5th starter" for a solid NCAA tournament team, like he was last year.
If we were in a different spot as a program, and had legit Final Four expectations, obviously you look at Trey a little differently. But solidifying the program, and getting back to the NCAA tournament would be a successful year next year, in my opinion.
No. Actual talented players coming in to compete with current players.You mean like Gunn competed with Leal and Banks competed with Walker?
Like Ware competed with Sparks or MM competed with Walker or Tucker will compete with any other wing on the roster?No. Actual talented players coming in to compete with current players.
Like Nebraska had this year when they kicked our butt twice.lol ...