Lonnie Walker was a more highly regarded recruit than Brown or Huell.Bruce Brown and Dewan Huell were the highest rated guys we landed under L prior to Bethea so unsure who you’re referring to
Forgot about Lonnie. Dewan was a 5 star on 247Lonnie Walker was a more highly regarded recruit than Brown or Huell.
Was Huell really a 5 star, or more like Earl Timberlake (on the cusp)? I think Brown and Walker were seen as being at a different level.
Lonnie Walker single handed lost that game against Loyola.Lonnie Walker was a more highly regarded recruit than Brown or Huell.
Was Huell really a 5 star, or more like Earl Timberlake (on the cusp)? I think Brown and Walker were seen as being at a different level.
He wasn't as advertised but .,.. that hardly made him unique.Lonnie Walker single handed lost that game against Loyola.
The Brown injury put more pressure on him. If Brown doesn't get hurt then Miami wins a few more games at the end of the year and get a better seed. I still think if Miami beats Loyola that year they make a run to the elite 8 maybe even final four. They for sure beat Tenn, Nevada, and K State.He wasn't as advertised but .,.. that hardly made him unique.
That 5 star rating supposedly conferred star player status right off the bat. Hard to live up to for any young kid.
I like who we’re going to get yet it’s a big stretch to call them the same player. Flory had 23, 10 and 3 blocks when Kansas beat Arizona, a final four team, without Darryn Peterson.
No, i don’t believe skill and role wise they are the same at all. Flory additionally was not the focal point of their offense that game—Melvin Council wasSkill wise and role wise, same player.
The game you mentioned and as you pointed out, he was the focal point of the offense without Peterson.
I think if Cyril was the primary option, he would put up the same numbers.
Plus, playing with a high volume shooter like Peterson gave Bidunga a lot more rebounding and put back opportunities.
I understand your point of view, you want to see it to believe it.