Ravern who?
- Thread starter miss daisy
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It is great that we're getting our bench in a positive flow, but Ravern is one of our best players.
but even I can see that we play so much better without him.
He doesn't play defense. He's like a random *******'s dream match-up. He takes bad shots- and I wonder how many times he took one where we couldn't get someone down there to rebound it.
And really, his point totals are inflated by people like Belhaven. If he plays someone that has SEC anywhere on their jersey, he is average, and the points he does get are because he takes so many freaking shots on his own he benefits from the blind squirrel finding a nut theory.
Oh, and he won't pass the ball to anyone else.
He doesn't play defense. He's like a random *******'s dream match-up. He takes bad shots- and I wonder how many times he took one where we couldn't get someone down there to rebound it.
And really, his point totals are inflated by people like Belhaven. If he plays someone that has SEC anywhere on their jersey, he is average, and the points he does get are because he takes so many freaking shots on his own he benefits from the blind squirrel finding a nut theory.
Oh, and he won't pass the ball to anyone else.
that a sixth man kind of role would be perfect for a guy like Ray. In fact if had any shot to make to the NBA, this would be what he would probably be signed to do. The kind of guy who comes off the bench to knock down threes and give lift off a bench. But you have to be the kind of player who is a team player, and accepts your role. But he's not, and he won't. Too bad.
There was a brief moment where it seemed Ravern had learned to change his game when the three's weren't falling. He'd step in and shoot mid-range pull-up jumpers or drive the rim. It was at that point that I really thought he was "getting it", and his game seemed to really be rounding out. I think he loved it when Dee and Renardo were suspended and he was "the guy". Now he's not, and he's pouting instead of adjusting his game.
There was a brief moment where it seemed Ravern had learned to change his game when the three's weren't falling. He'd step in and shoot mid-range pull-up jumpers or drive the rim. It was at that point that I really thought he was "getting it", and his game seemed to really be rounding out. I think he loved it when Dee and Renardo were suspended and he was "the guy". Now he's not, and he's pouting instead of adjusting his game.