Nice line. I don't expect him to put up those kind of numbers next year against D-1 competition but it shows the potential for two or three years down the road.
He's having a nice year. His team is 11-5. He's avg 19.3 pts, 50% fgs, 73% ft's, 9 rbs, 2.3 asst's, 1.5 stl's and 1.2 blks.
I agree that he has shown the skills to help us down the road. He's very well rounded and hopefully, as with most big men, he'll develop much more as he matures.
Looks like he either plays a lot larger than his size (height) or he's playing against small competition. I'm guessing it's a combination of both.
Why do you say that?
That's completely true. I don't disagree.Kevin Johnson played in a home-school league in Houston. Playing in the WAC was a step up for him as well. That's why recruiting is an art rather than science. They think he can play in the American. It's not what he can do now, but what they project him doing 3 years from now.
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