I had a chance to watch him play tonight in their section final game vs. Spring Lake Park. Tubby also attended the game. DeLaSalle won the game 71-61, but I had the same problem projecting Travis at the next level as I did when I watched Joe Coleman when he played at Hopkins. He is only 6"7" and not nearly as strong physically as Trevor is, and I'm not sure that he will be able to play the power forward position against good teams in the Big Ten. I'm of the opinion that another player his size could neutralize him fairly easily. He runs the floor very well, has good hands, shoots free throws very well, but he never showed whether or not he could hit the 15 footer with consistency. If given the choice between the two, IMO Vaughn is much more important to the U. He is a step up from Ingram, but I don't think that he will approach what Trevor has done unless he grows a couple of more inches.
Just a quick note down the line, the player on DeLaSalle that I was most impressed with was Jarvis Johnson, a 6'0" sophomore guard, who has all of the skills needed to be successful at the collegiate level. He is a player that the U needs to be after.
