Those five blocks were freaking awesome!
I know what you mean. A couple other players had blocks also in that time span. They were all huge.I thought he had more. One sequence it looked like he had three alone.
I counted 8 blocks for him. Radio announcers after the game said they thought he had 9.I thought he had more. One sequence it looked like he had three alone.
Even the B1G Show guys were just speculating that the RU statisticians might not know how to count very well.I counted 8 blocks for him. Radio announcers after the game said they thought he had 9.
I thought so tooI thought he had more. One sequence it looked like he had three alone.
Endlessly wondering why they don't attach greater importance to getting the ball in the low post....except at the end of games....where his free throw shooting could kill us. He's about as bad a free throw shooter as I've seen.He needs to tough the ball more in the low post. The offense should run through him at times.
You answered your own questionEndlessly wondering why they don't attach greater importance to getting the ball in the low post....except at the end of games....where his free throw shooting could kill us. He's about as bad a free throw shooter as I've seen.
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