FrodoTBaggin
Balding and Demands Accuracy
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If the coach who took us to the Elite-8 in his first year with Drake players wants to play his kid a little bit, I'm fine with it.
If the coach who took us to the Elite-8 in his first year with Drake players wants to play his kid a little bit, I'm fine with it.
Not really, Connor was below average at best and hurt the program in general. He averaged 30 minutes a game his last season and averaged 6 points a game. Don't understand why people want to claim Connor had value.Connor peaked early and was ranked as high as #25 in his class when he was HS. Other kids caught up, but he still ended up as a consensus four-star recruit. He also became a pretty good college player once he quit baseball. His shooting was never great, but he took a huge jump once he had to stop splitting his time between sports.
Peyton as much closer to John The Criminal, although not that bad. His high school accolades look decent, but when they moved his dad made sure he was surrounded by two big ten players and two very good D2 players. Sound familiar?
That’s overstating things a bit and not giving any value whatsoever to the things that don’t show up on a stat sheet.Not really, Connor was below average at best and hurt the program in general. He averaged 30 minutes a game his last season and averaged 6 points a game. Don't understand why people want to claim Connor had value.