cgeldmacher

I bet Sooner fans want to slap him. Again and again.

Seems like a perfect fit for Schertz’s system

Love the idea of getting a four star high school kid that had chosen USC. Here is an excerpt from a MaxPreps article: Liam Campbell of Owyhee (Meridian) is the 2023-24 Idaho MaxPreps Player of the Year. The 6-foot-4 senior guard led the Storm to a 24-3 record and the program's second state championship in the past three seasons. Campbell averaged 16.8 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.7 assists per contest while shooting 49.1 percent from the field, 40.5 percent from three-point range and 85.7 percent from the free throw line. All three of Owyhee's losses came against out-of-state opponents.

I think everything in the store will be specific to a player. Any profit that's made off of a players "line" will go to the player.

We just need Pasta House to send a tweet of Nochad Omier sitting at a table eating a big bowl of pasta.

Swope is going to look tiny out there. He is 5" smaller than any one else on the roster.

For comparison purposes, Brooke Flowers is 6"5"

Nick Patton, a 6'2" SG from Loyola Academy, visited today.

Haven't heard anything. Also not speculating. Just saying that he is a kid that may be obtainable that would fit some needs. Also failed to mention that he averaged 14.4 ppg last season and MAC co-Defensive Player of the Year.

Tyler Cochran out of Toledo seems interesting. From what I can see, he just hit the portal April 19. He has been injury prone during his career, but stayed healthy all of last year. I think he has just one year of eligibility remaining. He shot .495 overall and .356 from three last season. Also, he averaged 6.4 rebounds a game which is impressive for a 6'2" guard. Someone mentioned we will need more rebounding next season from our remaining lineup spots. He could help with that.

Dug deep on this one…..Scott Mellanby

I agree with this. Look for athletes who you know can shoot and defend, but maybe didn't put up numbers at their previous school for whatever reason. Then, let their natural athleticism and shooting ability thrive in Schertz's system where they might be getting many more open shots. That's another reason I feel as if Gibby might have a great final season.

Numbers aren't that impressive, but he was highly thought of coming out of high school and has played in a Final Four game.

Still a great donation, but not nearly as good as it sounded at first.

I say that our five best players should be on the floor and get most of the playing time regardless of who they are in our Elite 8 game.