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Someone lied to you. I watched him a lot in high school. He set a personal record by jumping three inches in a game.
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I question anyone that called CK slow.Originally posted by imanihonjin View PostWeren't folks saying the exact same thing about CK just a few weeks ago? He hasn't had much of a chance. He has shown the ability to connect from distance. In the end he will be at least a serviceable player.
I like to evaluate players on two attributes. One: athleticism. ie quickness, strength, speed, jumping, lateral movement, foot speed, height for their position. Second: skill. ie for their position or height, their shooting, ball handling, court awareness, basketball IQ.
My ratings for some players discussed here.
CK: 8,2
Toolson: 3,6
Fischer: 4,7
Nixon: 0,5
Seljaas: 5,7
Bartley: 7,4
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I think Toolsen was just lost a bit this year. I tend to agree with those skeptical of Nixon as while he might be serviceable I don't think he will ever rise above much more than that at best. I still think Toolsen could be good, but I am an optimist.Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View PostConfused? Yes. Slow? No. CK is an athlete.
Again, I hope you are right.
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Nixon never impressed me in HS. He was pretty much the same player.Originally posted by Blueintheface View PostI think I mentioned this before but I remember being told that Nixon was an athletic kid before coming to BYU. Either he needs his joints oiled or the person that told me that was high.
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Confused? Yes. Slow? No. CK is an athlete.Originally posted by imanihonjin View PostWeren't folks saying the exact same thing about CK just a few weeks ago? He hasn't had much of a chance. He has shown the ability to connect from distance. In the end he will be at least a serviceable player.
Again, I hope you are right.
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The coaches definitely wanted to see him shoot. When he got time earlier in the season, they seemed to run plays specifically for him to get an open look from 3 - often well behind the line. Unfortunately, his defense just couldn't justify him being on the floor.Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View PostSeemed slow and confused half the time he was in.
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I think I mentioned this before but I remember being told that Nixon was an athletic kid before coming to BYU. Either he needs his joints oiled or the person that told me that was high.
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Ok, "at all" was hyperbole and the small sample size seems to indicate he might be serviceable on offense but he was a liability in what turned out to be a decent defensive unit (especially given our pace of play on offense). Again, that was admittedly a small sample size and he was a young kid. Don't make me out to be someone reasonable in their opinion, GN.Originally posted by Goatnapper'96 View PostHe is shooting 40% behind the arc. I would not be so quick to dismiss him. I share the opinions more about Nixon but I was never real high on him to begin with, while I thought Toolsen was a much better high school player.
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Weren't folks saying the exact same thing about CK just a few weeks ago? He hasn't had much of a chance. He has shown the ability to connect from distance. In the end he will be at least a serviceable player.Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View PostSeemed slow and completely lost half the time he was in.
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Seemed slow and confused half the time he was in.Originally posted by imanihonjin View PostWhy would you say that, especially about Toolson? He has Winder, Fischer, Haws, Collinsworth, and KC all playing in front of him. Bartley also steals minutes because of his D. There just haven't been a lot of minutes for him to get much of a chance.Last edited by Jeff Lebowski; 03-04-2015, 01:39 PM.
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Fischer (a junior) and Halford (a senior) are the only guards who have a better percentage from behind the arc than does Toolson. He may not materialize, but I don't see how someone can call 40% from behind the arc as being a bust worthy.Originally posted by Blueintheface View PostBoth looked overwhelmed for the most part. Perhaps that will change in time but Toolson especially was tabbed for his shooting and that did not materialize at all.
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Toolson had a couple of games where I could see he has the potential to be a floor spreader. I'm more down on stretched-out nikum.....er....Nixon than I am on Toolson.Originally posted by Blueintheface View PostBoth looked overwhelmed for the most part. Perhaps that will change in time but Toolson especially was tabbed for his shooting and that did not materialize at all.
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He is shooting 40% behind the arc. I would not be so quick to dismiss him. I share the opinions more about Nixon but I was never real high on him to begin with, while I thought Toolsen was a much better high school player.Originally posted by Blueintheface View PostBoth looked overwhelmed for the most part. Perhaps that will change in time but Toolson especially was tabbed for his shooting and that did not materialize at all.
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Both looked overwhelmed for the most part. Perhaps that will change in time but Toolson especially was tabbed for his shooting and that did not materialize at all.Originally posted by imanihonjin View PostWhy would you say that, especially about Toolson? He has Winder, Fischer, Haws, Collinsworth, and KC all playing in front of him. Bartley also steals minutes because of his D. There just haven't been a lot of minutes for him to get much of a chance.
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Why would you say that, especially about Toolson? He has Winder, Fischer, Haws, Collinsworth, and KC all playing in front of him. Bartley also steals minutes because of his D. There just haven't been a lot of minutes for him to get much of a chance.Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View PostToolson and Nixon seem like busts. I hope I am wrong.
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