Like I said earlier in the year. Jimmy Bell is a better big than Tolu, especially on the offensive end of the court.
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Like I said earlier in the year. Jimmy Bell is a better big than Tolu, especially on the offensive end of the court.
Sadly you?re entitled to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
Does Bell only have 1 year remaining?
I'll allow it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rawdawg
Bell isn't as skilled offensively as Tolu but he is bigger, stronger and more physical than Tolu.. he was a great pickupQuote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
Big lineup:
Tolu at center.
Bell at PF.
Murphy at SF.
Matthews at SG.
And: Jeffries at PG.
Lots of ********** for all of this except Tolu. We do have many good options to mix and match when Tolu gets back. Hail State!
Just as long as DJ can't shoot the ball but then this makes him Dribble which can be a problem/Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
I don't know how you fix it across all of college basketball, but the fact this is considered a neutral site win against Rutgers for a game that was played in an arena in Newark New Jersey is ridiculous.
Bell game offensively, runs circles around Tolu.
No way in hell Bell sits when Tulu gets back. Bell is better than Tulu overall game more complete and is better in the low post. DJ Jeffries needs to ride the pine. I would put a foot up his ass the next time he has delusions of being a point guard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
DJ is important. It's not aesthetically pleasing but he is important to our success
Thats what I've been saying but DJ is built more for a SF roll. But I would like to see Keyshawn get more playing time and see if he can match DJ on the Defensive side.Quote:
Originally Posted by 99jc
DJ is very important. But he needs to reduce the number of low percentage shots he takes.Quote:
Originally Posted by chef dixon
BumpQuote:
Originally Posted by MoreCowbell
Hahaha wowQuote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
You don't sound like you know much about basketball. Bell is awesome and I love what he is doing for us but he comes nowhere close to Tolu offensively. That being said we need him going forward, Jans has gotten the most out of Bell than any other coach has. Prior to this year Bell's highest averages for his career was around 5ppg and 5 rpg.... he's almost doubled those stats with us....... but he's not Tolu Smith on offenseQuote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
No offense, but how the hell you come up with that? Bell has been a great surprise though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
Tolu has no post up moves, he cannot face up to the basket, he's iffy at best at the free throw line. Tell me, what can Tolu do on the offensive end better than Bell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bdawg
Tolu is much better in the low post than Bell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
No he is not! We just have to agree to disagree!Quote:
Originally Posted by smootness