03-13-2010, 07:52 PM | #1 |
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Who improves the most next year?
The question is, which player on the basketball team will be most improved next year?
Lance..Will he find his shot? Gates...Find supreme motivation? Thomas...Develop big time inside moves? Wilks...Become a consistent contributor? Bishop...Can he take on a leadership position? Parker...Flash in the pan or steady off the bench? Dixon...Develop his outside shot? Davis...Become the next Field Williams? Cash...Take over games like Downey did? Biggie...Will he become the enforcer? |
03-14-2010, 09:38 AM | #2 |
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First post on BearcatTalk.com. I think LS will have the most impact as if he improves his outside shot he will be scary. But the most improved will be Wilks, IMO. His play at the end of this year reminds me of Bobby Brannen, who showed glimpses of his ability at the end on his junior year, especially in the NCAA tourney loss to Iowa State, and then came back with a big senior season.
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I'm looking to execute an out of bounds play!
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I think it will be Lance. I think he will go from good player to one of the best players in colllege basketball. He won't suddenly become a sharp shooter, but he will improve his shot and more importantly his shot selection will improve. His turnovers won't disappear, but they will be reduced. And he won't suddenly become Reggie Miller off the ball, but he will get better at it. All of that as well as an improved ability to get to the free throw line and I'm very excited we will have him another year.
As for some of the others: Thomas just needs to focus on improving his free throw shooting and finishing in traffic. If he can do both of those things, he will be a terrific role player. Cash needs to improve his shot selection. Too often this year he was taking quick shots off the dribble with no one under the basket to rebound. He got quite a bit better at finishing in traffic as the season went on and I think that will continue as well. Yancy needs to finish better. I really like the intensity he showed for most of the Big East tournament though. I hope he builds on it. I also wouldn't mind if he lost a little weight. Parker needs to work on his handle against ball pressure and continue to develop his shot. He is going to be a very good player for us though. I hope Larry Davis can find the form he had at the end of his sophmore season. It would be a huge boost to this team. |
03-14-2010, 05:17 PM | #7 |
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I think Sean Kilpatrick will have an impact.
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03-14-2010, 08:44 PM | #8 |
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Lance should improve the most. I look for Cash and Parker to really step up.. I really like the lineup, Cash, Parker, Lance, Yancy, Thomas. More consistency on the offensive side would be nice.
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