Mick's All-Time Team

BearcatSpaniard513 · 04-25-2016, 10:58 AM

PG Cashmere Wright
SG Sean Kilpatrick
SF Lance Stephenson
PF Gary Clark
C Yancy Gates

WAITE HOYT 2 · 04-25-2016, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by L-T

I'm still working Waite. Just got done with about 20 straight years of college tuition which did a number on my early retirement plans. So, those morning games are out for me. Plus, to afford these damn basketball tickets, I may have to work till I die....or go up into the nosebleeds, and I'm not ready to go up there just yet.

Boy do I feel your pain. My last one gets out this winter. Hopefully I can hang on a bit longer. We do play at Micks pace. LOL!!!

WAITE HOYT 2 · 04-25-2016, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Madman81

is that before or after you sip coffee at mcdonald's for 3 hours?

Madman81 you would be surprised. I still compete and train people on occasion at 62. If it wasn't for a bad shoulder I still would be kicking 60 year old bodybuilders butts. The last show, I finished 3rd against the kids. I also happen to be a one of the few retired GI's who have never drank a cup of coffee in his life. In all fairness I do get beat on defense from time to time. Even on the short court. Yes I do cherry pick. LOL!!!!

tonka · 04-25-2016, 02:36 PM

Based on recruiting rankings I think it would be
G - Wright (#82 Rivals, #76 ESPN)
G - Stephenson (#11 Rivals, #12 ESPN)
F - Lawrence (#26 Rivals, #35 ESPN)
F - Gates (#22 Rivals, #30 ESPN)
C - Biggie (#56 Rivals)

Did I miss someone?

~~westsidecat~~ · 04-25-2016, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat_NTS

Such an underwhelming crew outside of SK.

Yea, it's kinda depressing to look up at an all time team after ten years and see some of these names.

~~westsidecat~~ · 04-25-2016, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by L-T

What a joke. Vaughn was 1st team All Big East as a sophomore. What does that say?

And he followed that up with a third team and no mention. Guess what it says he had a great year with a so so career. Vaughn was a high volume shooter on teams that struggle to score. He was the first, second, and third option for his first three years.

Robert · 04-25-2016, 10:48 PM

Troy Caupain (JR)
Sean Kilpatrick (SR)
Lance Stephenson (FR)
Gary Clark (JR)
Yancy Gates (SR)

That's a national championship winning team right there. Caupain/Wright/Vaughn and Clark/Jackson/Williamson are close. Kilpatrick, Stephenson, and Gates are probably the 3 most talented players to play for Cronin... even if Gates never lived up to his potential.

justinhub2003 · 04-26-2016, 10:12 AM

Cumberland and Evans aren't on the All time team yet but I expect at least Evans to be.

He will be a star at UC. He already showed he is unafraid at this level. He keeps working and we have a guy who could end up with better numbers than kilpatrick (maybe not in total points because Evan's will have shooters around him)

cincycpaw · 04-26-2016, 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by justinhub2003

Cumberland and Evans aren't on the All time team yet but I expect at least Evans to be.

He will be a star at UC. He already showed he is unafraid at this level. He keeps working and we have a guy who could end up with better numbers than kilpatrick (maybe not in total points because Evan's will have shooters around him)

I have no idea about Cumberland, but I completely agree about Evans. He could very very special. And we need him to be!

Red_N_Black_Attack · 04-27-2016, 08:43 AM

If you look to build a team to win one game then my starting five would be

1Troy
2 SK
3 Evans
4 Lance
5 Clark

If you're looking for best team for era type HOF (for lack of a better word) then:

1Troy
2 SK
3 Vaughn
4 Bishop
5 Gates

Visibly missing is total lack of a true center in either line-up. With a little more (not sure if it's effort, coaching, discipline, you name it) and Ellis might have made the list, but he needed (and still needs) that something extra.

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04-25-2016, 10:58 AM	#21
BearcatSpaniard513 Elite Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 704	PG Cashmere Wright SG Sean Kilpatrick SF Lance Stephenson PF Gary Clark C Yancy Gates

04-25-2016, 02:36 PM	#24
tonka Member Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 93	Based on recruiting rankings I think it would be G - Wright (#82 Rivals, #76 ESPN) G - Stephenson (#11 Rivals, #12 ESPN) F - Lawrence (#26 Rivals, #35 ESPN) F - Gates (#22 Rivals, #30 ESPN) C - Biggie (#56 Rivals) Did I miss someone?

04-25-2016, 10:48 PM	#27
Robert Elite Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Columbus, OH Posts: 1,030	Troy Caupain (JR) Sean Kilpatrick (SR) Lance Stephenson (FR) Gary Clark (JR) Yancy Gates (SR) That's a national championship winning team right there. Caupain/Wright/Vaughn and Clark/Jackson/Williamson are close. Kilpatrick, Stephenson, and Gates are probably the 3 most talented players to play for Cronin... even if Gates never lived up to his potential.

04-26-2016, 10:12 AM	#28
justinhub2003 Epic Member Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 5,583	Cumberland and Evans aren't on the All time team yet but I expect at least Evans to be. He will be a star at UC. He already showed he is unafraid at this level. He keeps working and we have a guy who could end up with better numbers than kilpatrick (maybe not in total points because Evan's will have shooters around him)

04-27-2016, 08:43 AM	#30
Red_N_Black_Attack Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Hamilton, Ohio Posts: 180	If you look to build a team to win one game then my starting five would be 1Troy 2 SK 3 Evans 4 Lance 5 Clark If you're looking for best team for era type HOF (for lack of a better word) then: 1Troy 2 SK 3 Vaughn 4 Bishop 5 Gates Visibly missing is total lack of a true center in either line-up. With a little more (not sure if it's effort, coaching, discipline, you name it) and Ellis might have made the list, but he needed (and still needs) that something extra.