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1 hour ago, FortWayneHoosier said:

Liam 4-5 from 3 point range, I like it!

In transition, off elevator screen and others. He doesn’t have to be completely wide open or from a standstill.   I like his offensive movement too.  Hope Woody utilizes his shooting and I think he will because he’s running those sets for Mgbako this year to moderate success.  

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On 1/15/2024 at 5:17 AM, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

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From Bossi’s recap:

The biggest story for Montverde, though, was the play of McNeeley. Headed to Indiana, the 6-foot-7 forward was rock solid on both ends of the floor. He showcased his ability to be a sniper from deep making 4-5 three-pointers. However, it was the spirit he played with and some strong drives to the rim that really stood out. This is a kid who is skilled and does whatever asked and it’s quite clear that his teammates love playing with him. He earned game MVP honors after scoring 22 points.

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6 minutes ago, Demo said:

FYI: 90% of the time “evolving athleticism” is scout-speak for, “yeah, I lazily pre-conceived that part.” 

Have we got a certified, stamped, Demo comp for Liam yet?

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6 hours ago, Hovadipo said:

Have we got a certified, stamped, Demo comp for Liam yet?

Oh, I’ve had the same comp for him for a year, it just has a giant qualifier attached. The one’s you always hear are Huerter and Kispert and Dick. Huerter’s not terrible because he had facilitation chops that the other guys don’t and McNeeley can really pass and play as the primary in ball screen in a way those other guys can’t. But he has the chance to be the fulcrum of an offense at the college level in a way that Huerter never would have. But, big but, if his handle gets good enough there is a non-zero chance that he evolves into a 6’8” half court primary facilitator along the lines of a non-superhero version of Doncic. As maybe a Soph it’s easy to see him average something like 17/5/5 on really good shooting splits and building a lot of half court offense around him playing in high ball screen actions with a roll man and 3 shooters and just letting him make decisions. More likely that’s just a piece of things, but I fully expect him to be option 1 at some point. Too much skill not to. 

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1 hour ago, Demo said:

Oh, I’ve had the same comp for him for a year, it just has a giant qualifier attached. The one’s you always hear are Huerter and Kispert and Dick. Huerter’s not terrible because he had facilitation chops that the other guys don’t and McNeeley can really pass and play as the primary in ball screen in a way those other guys can’t. But he has the chance to be the fulcrum of an offense at the college level in a way that Huerter never would have. But, big but, if his handle gets good enough there is a non-zero chance that he evolves into a 6’8” half court primary facilitator along the lines of a non-superhero version of Doncic. As maybe a Soph it’s easy to see him average something like 17/5/5 on really good shooting splits and building a lot of half court offense around him playing in high ball screen actions with a roll man and 3 shooters and just letting him make decisions. More likely that’s just a piece of things, but I fully expect him to be option 1 at some point. Too much skill not to. 

So you're saying he's the next Doncic and anything less we should be disappointed.

 

:p

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