Guys Who Transfer Aren't As Good As Good As They Thought.

[Bryce Webster]

Dahlman surprisingly brought a lot to the table and was well respected by Izzo and his teammates. Instead of wasting away on the bench, he became a high energy player-coach that others fed of off. While he wasn't helping the team on the court, he sure as hell probably contributed more to the team than a kid getting ~8mpg scoring 2.0ppg. Not sure if he was worth a full scholarship for that, but I'm saying that he made the most out of it.

I'd say he contributed 8mpg and 2.0ppg less than this fictitious MSU player

 

[underground629]

Still making my point... he contributed far less than the average Izzo recruit. Thus, it would've benefited the team if he gave his scholarship up.

Dahlman surprisingly brought a lot to the table and was well respected by Izzo and his teammates. Instead of wasting away on the bench, he became a high energy player-coach that others fed of off. While he wasn't helping the team on the court, he sure as hell probably contributed more to the team than a kid getting ~8mpg scoring 2.0ppg. Not sure if he was worth a full scholarship for that, but I'm saying that he made the most out of it.

 

[bemidjigopher]

Still making my point... he contributed far less than the average Izzo recruit. Thus, it would've benefited the team if he gave his scholarship up.

Have you ever heard of a thing called team chemistry??????

 

[underground629]

I'm sure the chemistry he added to the team was indispensable. You can never overstate the importance of the 13th man--especially considering Izzo probably would've brought in a terrible recruit as a replacement (like usual).

Have you ever heard of a thing called team chemistry??????

 

[station19]

Chemistry..........the practice of mixing things together and see if they blow up.