Back from the game. Quick grades on the team.

[onewoof]

<div>Offense</div>Bost. Solid A game as usual.<div>Ravern. Solid A game</div><div>Kodi. B game.</div><div>Renardo. Test incomplete but capable of A.</div><div>Rest of team. B.</div><div>
</div><div>Defense/Rebounding</div><div>Team. Solid C-</div><div>
</div><div>Honorable Mentions</div><div>Reik. Lewis.</div><div>
</div><div>Scout Notes</div><div>Renardo plays young but has a nice touch around the basket. Very solid from 6 feet in. Lots of potential but he will get schooled plenty by upper class competition.</div><div>Bost is still a bubble professional player. Needs to work on defense.</div><div>We won't beat a single top 25 team this year.</div><div>That's all.</div><div>
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[MSUCosmo]

I'm sure it'll come because he looks like he'll be a great player. But how did you witness any touch from the RSS tonight? He missed one easy putback, threw another over the rim from 2 feet out on a putback and couldn't get a handle on any of the lob attempts to him down low. If he doesn't get the cramp thing figured out, we are 17'd because I saw NOTHING from the Stansbury stand around offense that showed me we are going to take any advantage of Kodi or the RSS down low. Against a bunch of midgets on an NAIA team, we hardly attempted to get the ball in the paint and when we did none of our bigs could take it to the rim save for the one nice spin move the RSS made on the baseline.

 

[GloryDawg]

bd

 

[BoDawg.sixpack]

We were really loafing in the 1st half until that *** for Belhaven was called for a reach-in fouland then decided he would bow-up on Ravern in front of an official. After the teams were seperated andtechnicals were taken on both sides of the court, it seemed to light a fire under us.

1. Kodi looked like he cared about the game and was coaching his teammates when things went bad
2. The spin move Sidney put on his man when he had his back towards the goal was lightening fast, no question dude has ability
3. Unfortunately, Sidney got cramps a few minutes in the 2nd half and was never effective again,he is nowhere close to ready as far as stamina
4. Bost made plays all night, and showed a lot of leadership, losing him hurts BAD
5. Ravern was deadly accurate as usual
6. Belhaven started 5 black dudes and can hit shots when open and are good FT shooters, they also played defense pretty well
7. Rick looks like he's been on chemo, kinda thin and sickly looking
8. Riek may end up contributing this season in a real game, he is much improved

 

[GloryDawg]

Shave the head and he's ready for 1942 Germany.</p>

 

[skydawg1]

Saw a tweet (or something) yesterday about a bug going around within the team. Hmm..that may explain RSS's hydration issues, too. Who knows. We move on.</p>

 

[onewoof]

for a big man he has better than average shooting touch. its rare. shaq has it too. 6 feet and in he is money.

 

[captaindawg]

then looked better as they relaxed and played within their games.
Sidney's quickness and hops are unreal.
Not having Benock and Bailey hurt from a stability stand point. Both are solid team players and their presence in the lineup helps tremendously.
Bost and Ravern need to shut up and play ball.

 

[mstateglfr]

Against a bunch of midgets on an NAIA team, we hardly attempted to get the ball in the paint and when we did none of our bigs could take it to the rim save for the one nice spin move the RSS made on the baseline.

Just saw video of the game, Campbell's slow *** could have pulled off this move too if he were allowed to hook like Sidney did.