LongTimeGopher
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Anybody who says he hasn't improved the last month or so hasn't been watching. Time to give him some props after all the bashing he has taken this year.
He played better today, but we need a player to get some defensive stops. Why can't they trap and create turnovers. Rodney needs to stop concentrating on dunking and drive the ball to the goal more often. He should be getting more deflections with his wingspan.
He played better today, but we need a player to get some defensive stops. Why can't they trap and create turnovers. Rodney needs to stop concentrating on dunking and drive the ball to the goal more often. He should be getting more deflections with his wingspan.
He's improving, starting to get a feel for the position. He drove to the basket in the middle a couple of times and made baskets or got fouled. He hadn't ever done that prior to the last couple of weeks.
He could be very good by the time he graduates.
He is much better than D Johnson was as a sophomore, and he has a much higher upside.
Anybody who says he hasn't improved the last month or so hasn't been watching. Time to give him some props after all the bashing he has taken this year.
definitely one of Rodney's better games.
Needs to work on; aggressivness, ball handling and shooting.
He is much better than D Johnson was as a sophomore, and he has a much higher upside.
I'm still amazed he hit that fadeaway baseline jumper as the shot clock was about to expire.
Certainly needs to improve his handle and shooting.
His strength is what limits him from being more aggressive. Most of the time when he tries to penetrate from the wing, he gets bumped off his angles by stronger defenders. This isn't Rodney lacking aggressiveness. It's Rodney lacking lower body strength.[/QUOTE]
This actually sounds like a description of Ralph.
Those that would benefit/improve with another year of college BB. In order.
1. Rodney
2. Trevor
3. Ralph
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Yup I went back and looked at the stats. They are pretty similar players actually.
Also, remember that Damian's sophomore season was actually his third year with the program. So, I think you could make the case that Rodney is farther along in his second year in the program than Damian was in his 2nd year. Of course, Damian came in as an unheralded, lightly-regarded redshirt, while Rodney was a much-hyped Top 75 national high school player.
If i remeber correctly though, even though Rodney was hyped for his dunking out of high school, he was supposed to redshirt to gain strenght and polish until the royce fiasco...
He played better today, but we need a player to get some defensive stops. Why can't they trap and create turnovers. Rodney needs to stop concentrating on dunking and drive the ball to the goal more often. He should be getting more deflections with his wingspan.