Bilas mentioned it has been bothering him since MSU. How legitimate is the injury? It seems like it could explain a lot.
Grayson Allen's Wrist...
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I heard Bilas say that too, after he tried to take the charge against Maye in the first half you could see him grab it. He wasn’t the same player after that happened tonight
I don't know if it's that big a problem or not. What I do know is that Grayson is a terrific player, and a warrior. But he is struggling for some reason.
EDIT: Oh, and I've seen him rubbing that wrist many times this year when he has hit the floor.
OFC
EDIT: Oh, and I've seen him rubbing that wrist many times this year when he has hit the floor.
OFC
I dunno if it's his wrist or something off the court or what .. I just know that I've seen him be a much better basketball player than what he's shown recently. I hope everything is okay with him.
Too many options on this team on offense. I may get laughed at for saying this, but I think that's Allen's problem. Not blaming it on Bagley, he seems like a good teammate, and maybe it's more Allen's fault, but Grayson sure ain't playing with that mojo like we need him to.
The Michigan St game, he just played, and played excellent. Bagley went down, he stepped up. Now Bagley is back, and the focal point, and Allen has regressed. Coincidence?
In 16, he was a stud, but we were one stud short on contending. Now we have many offensive studs, and he's turned into a dud on that side of the ball. Can a team have one too many stars? We will find out. Also, Carter is way too good to only take 7 shots.
Would he be better if made more of a focal point?
All I know is something isn't right with Allen, and the rest of the starters as well. Will K get the train on the track is the million dollar question. If not, we will go down as one of the most talented bunch of underachievers.
The Michigan St game, he just played, and played excellent. Bagley went down, he stepped up. Now Bagley is back, and the focal point, and Allen has regressed. Coincidence?
In 16, he was a stud, but we were one stud short on contending. Now we have many offensive studs, and he's turned into a dud on that side of the ball. Can a team have one too many stars? We will find out. Also, Carter is way too good to only take 7 shots.
Would he be better if made more of a focal point?
All I know is something isn't right with Allen, and the rest of the starters as well. Will K get the train on the track is the million dollar question. If not, we will go down as one of the most talented bunch of underachievers.