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Another winner

This post aged extremely well

Anthony Leal is a plus shooter, an excellent passer, can guard, and ALWAYS plays his @$$ off. If Parker Stewart doesn’t start, Anthony will.

Florida State has a starter named John Butler that goes 7’ 1”, 190 lbs. For context? KLander is thought to be in real need of bulking up. He is the same weight as this kid at 6’2”.

In a team bubble I hope. hoping Penn st has the same setup

You missed the most awkward part of the interview. At one point AJ was asking him about the current program and whether Troy’s been in touch with any current IU players on social media to “mentor“ them (ha). Troy thought for a minute, looked really confused, and then said “No, I guess I haven’t.” He then added that the most recent IU player he’d been in touch with was “that Danny Green little brother.” (naturally)

Outstanding… Easy to see where the heavy IU interest comes from. Speaking of emotional stability and ol Troy Williams, I just watched AJ Guyton’s 40 minute interview of Troy. Troy is as ‘interesting’ and disconnected as ever. It took all AJ had to hang in there and try to make him seem okay. For Tom Crean to have turned Troy Williams into a plus player was a freakin miracle.

That’s the guy! Had one year when he was 7-8 from three. well done sir!

Are you saying Braden Smith is “shortGrantGelon!!”

I was gonna say Isaiah Thompson, but he’s apparently got TWO guys on the current roster that are 5’10, 180

Braden Smith has a very strong comp on the current Purdue roster.

With 14 in conference Q1/Q2 games, if we go 9-9 the rest of the way we are guaranteed …(furrows brow, gets calculator) FIVE minimum more Q1/2 wins

Yes, there are many: Cupps is four inches taller. Cupps is a truer point who plays within himself. Smith is an undersized scorer and shooter. Cupps doesn’t have a whiny temper. Cupps, unlike Smith, has LeBron on speed dial. Similarities? Y’all tell me.

He’s smiling at you in this photo

The player in question was a key component of Bob Knight’s zone defense.

Nooooo

On point. Over 25 and under 50 attempts from three.

Nope. In the 40’s. And nope—but Kitchel was even higher! 21/32 for .656

There was a four year IUBB player who was 61.5% for his career from three point territory on over 25 attempts. Who is it ya smart guys?

It should not be taken for granted the collective talents of our on-line community. Since you implied it, I’ll add that IU is the place for students to get a chance to analyze basketball data points for class assignments!

Oh wow—THIS IS SO GOOD!! STRONGLY recommend that people click this link and take a good look. In the first few looks I saw—Durr (as a righty) can’t go left. Lander (as a lefty) has only hit shots on the right side of the court (odd)

Yuck

Little is a pg on the offensive end. On defense he can switch almost anything

Lunardi’s bracket doesn’t usually comport with reality