You're right in how it would probably be phrased, but it's why isn't Cam Johnson playing, why is Cam Johnson not playing, or put Ritchie in.for me, he reminds me of a player that gets thread started about. "Why isn't Cam Johnson not playing?" after first game, because Vanderbilt looked shaky.
If he comes we will have a boatload of 6'8" or 6'9" kids with the same body type and athletic ability.The skill sets will be somewhat different but there are only so many of them you can put on the floor at the same time
no, doesn't remind me of Murray at all..
But is he a streaky shooter? It seems like every guard we get has the reputation of being streaky
He was NOT Pitt's best player. He had teammates who averaged 19.6 ppg and 18.2 ppg, both of whom also averaged more rebounds and assists, and shot better overall.I don't know much about the guy expect he seemed to be pitts best player and could be that coveted grad transfer we so disire. I think the only way cal goes that route is if he doesn't get atleast two more guards hopefully one of them being baker since he's a shooter. I think cal is weary about these guys because they have played in the same system for 3 years and it is hard for them to change everything they have learned over the last 3 years in college to fit his system. That said, if cal finds one that would be a perfect fit for this team I think he has take take him because green is only a freshman and he's not wall, fox, knight, or even as good as ulis yet. I think he's capable of handling late game situations, but it will help take away some of the pressure if he has a guy to learn from that has been doing it already. This is why I think dom was so valuable because he's been there and he could help the younger guys.
Still he's a very good player and we need shooters for sureHe was NOT Pitt's best player. He had teammates who averaged 19.6 ppg and 18.2 ppg, both of whom also averaged more rebounds and assists, and shot better overall.
He was Pitt's best 3 point shooter, and one of the better 3 point shooters in the ACC.
He doesn't get as much A$$ as Wilt or Magic, but either of those comparisons work. As to the Magic reference, that's good, as hopefully a life of not cheating on your spouse, not that he's married yet, won't lead to HIV.
For Magic defenders, I grew up marveling at him on the court(who decided to give him a talk shot, eh, not such a good idea). Magic is a smart man and does a lot for underprivileged people. But, when you constantly cheat on your spouse and put her and and families lives at risk for your behavior, that makes him an utter, piece of garbage.
Oh yeah, Cam reminds me of Matt Pilgrim in practice.[/QUO
Magic did not get married until after he had obtained HIV.
Excellent analogy.Reminds me of a young Usain Bolt with the hands of Randy Moss.
Hustles like Pete Rose, with the footwork of Pele.
Good points, but we really do need perimeter shooters.To me, a summary of Johnson in regard to UK would be: Very good shooter. Ok player. Ok athlete. Very nice role player to have on the team.
I would guess that he and Vanderbilt would get most of the minutes at the SF spot. Age + real Div. I college experience and shooting ability are advantages he would have over Vanderbilt, but the upside and every other advantage to Vanderbilt which I suspect will make it increasing hard to keep Vanderbilt off the floor as next season progresses.
Looks like a cross between mark price, James worthy and tree RollinsGuys, please stop with the constant comparisons. 98% of the time they are awful.
Good points, but we really do need perimeter shooters.
Green, Hami, Vanderbilt, PJ, and Bamba = pack it in more so than t-will.