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Originally Posted by Jon Rycek
You’re hilarious. I still don’t understand the massive jump you think is there for Diarra but not for Vogt. Why couldn’t Vogt develop a shot, why can’t he get stronger or become a better passer. Out of all Diarra spastic actions what makes you think he has the mental toughness to make such a huge leap. But an elite post scorer has no ability to improve. Vogt is good for 20-25 a game, whether starting or from the bench.
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Come on now....Vogt was a fresh surprise, but he is what he is. Vogt could have an awesome offseason but a 7 ft defensive liability will not cut it in todays AAC. A starter 7ft Tall and not averaging double figure rebounds, forget the scoring, is aliability.
Once the league adjusted to Vogt, he was and has been nuetralized as a post force. What has Vogt done to adjust to the changes....Coaches can put him in position, but he's the one who has to continue to make plays. Vogt is not strong enough yet to be a force.
Vogt has absolutely no lift, which as long as any opposing team has a more athletic big man, his shots arent going in, and may be blocked, and he is in dire need of a confidence boost.
We need Vogt to play like Iowa's Big Man, for Vogt to continue to see success.