Yep.We will see him again. If not this round then in the FF.
This is the wrong time of the year to re-enter him into the rotation. Chemistry. Maybe if we are up a ton...but not until the game is out of reach. JMHO. He is an offensive liability and chemistry right now is pretty good.
This is the wrong time of the year to re-enter him into the rotation. Chemistry. Maybe if we are up a ton...but not until the game is out of reach. JMHO. He is an offensive liability and chemistry right now is pretty good.
This is the wrong time of the year to re-enter him into the rotation. Chemistry. Maybe if we are up a ton...but not until the game is out of reach. JMHO. He is an offensive liability and chemistry right now is pretty good.
If we were talking about a guard or even a wing (like Knox), I would agree with holding him out due to chemistry and being an offensive liability.
But with his length, his rebounding ability, and the solid defense that he plays...I feel he could only help us provided he's used in spurts.
Plus, the 5 fouls will come in handy.
This is the wrong time of the year to re-enter him into the rotation. Chemistry. Maybe if we are up a ton...but not until the game is out of reach. JMHO. He is an offensive liability and chemistry right now is pretty good.
We will see him again. If not this round then in the FF.
Jumping the gun a bit, are we? We aren't guaranteed a spot in the Final Four. Providing we get through Kansas State and Loyola/Nevada, Gonzaga/Michigan will be TOUGH. I do NOT see Kentucky beating Michigan nor Gonzaga.
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