Anyone has info about this?
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Better not be
Would be my guess. I want him on the team. Athletic, explosive, and a shooter. Has the intangibles for defense, too, IMO.
Nah, it's got to be Cooper. I heard he's sick of staring at ugly coeds.
It's definitely Bol Bowen. I bumped his thread earlier.
Neither did Butler at SDSU.
Bol shoots 41% from three and upper 70s from the charity stripe. I think 78% or something.
Edit: FSU also went 8-12 in the ACC too, so the team overall wasn't doing anyone any favors.
Similiar numbers to the Gwath kid from SDSU. 6-10, extremely athletic. Bit on the skinny side but he looks a little bulkier than Gwath to me. Pretty good shooter from deep too. Check out his clip on his thread here.
both would be nice
I don't think he is your "premiere" starting 35 min a game PF/C. He's a solid contributor depth piece with several years of eligibility and time to grow under Pope and Staff. High defensive upside, solid shooting percentages, and would pair nicely with dynamic guards. Not sold on his passing ability yet, but limited footage and not super familiar with FSU style of offense. Tons of upside to this kid.
Very possible to be an Almonor defensive upgrade with the potential to be a solid offensive replacement. Need to see more tape, but on the surface, if you add a few inches to Almonor, subtract some pounds (Bowen needs to add muscle still to fill out his frame) you get a more athletic Almonor who can jump and rebound at a higher clip. High upside, low risk. A fair comparison would actually be a great shooting Brandon Garrison with better ball security.
He played 25 mpg (4th most), FSU as a team only averaged about 73 ppg. He was the 4th leading scorer, guy who was third averaged 8.8 ppg. He did average a steal and 1.5 blocks per game. Still young and developing. I wouldn't want him playing 25 mpg either. But he has talent and a nice touch. Could do a lot worse. He wears the same # as Garrison so he would have to switch jersey #s, lol.
He was the "other" big man in the FSU lineup with 6-10 220 pound (also a sophomore) Ewin who averaged 26.2 mpg , 14.2 points / 7.6 rebounds.
Oddly enough FSU's top 5 producers was 3 sophomores (Bowen, Ewing, and Deng), freshman guard Daquan Davis and Senior 6-7 forward Jamir Watkins who was the leading scorer at 18.4 ppg. Very young, 4 underclassmen and the lone SR.
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