I saw that.I'm not BK, and I haven't see him, but from the Carino article on Mathis:
"2. Pikiell now has his backcourt of the future. Word is incoming freshman Geo Baker looked razor sharp during summer workouts. So sharp, in fact, that it would not be a surprise to see him start from day one. Like Baker, Mathis is another big guard (both are 6-4) with a versatile skill set and a whatever-it-takes attitude.
Baker actually handed out his first collegiate assist Friday: As the lone Scarlet Knight who knew Mathis well, he played a key role in the recruitment.
“Yeah, he recruited me real hard," Mathis said. "I see a bright future with both of us in the backcourt.”
I've spoken to several college assistant coaches who have seen him and they've told me he was way, way under recruited.
Saw him 4 times this summer...
First...He can play 3 spots and is a talented kid
Second...He needs to get physically stronger
Third...I don't see a scenario barring injury where he isn't a starter beside Corey
Lastly... Tempered expectations are needed from a scoring standpoint.
Saw him 4 times this summer...
First...He can play 3 spots and is a talented kid
Second...He needs to get physically stronger
Third...I don't see a scenario barring injury where he isn't a starter beside Corey
Lastly... Tempered expectations are needed from a scoring standpoint.
He will not start for Steve Pikiell if he doesn't play defense. So if he does start, that's a good sign.
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