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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby shadow » Wed Mar 27, 2019 3:08 pm

A healthy Jefferson could be the answer for that larger driving guard getting to the rim ala Larry House,Nick Porter,Ben Walker ! My big concern is you can coach and improve
shooting(albeit we have no shot doctor like McKenna was).defense,boxing out and even rebound smartness and anticipation. But you can't coach ball handling/dribbling,passing
carefully,or free throws frankly. These are more innate abilities and gifts like size,speed,and leaping. Until Creighton addresses that damn careless plaque of dumb and careless ball passing/dribbling,and even inbounds tosses, they will NEVER rise to anything top tier IMHO!
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby bluejayfan00 » Wed Mar 27, 2019 3:22 pm

shadow wrote:A healthy Jefferson could be the answer for that larger driving guard getting to the rim ala Larry House,Nick Porter,Ben Walker ! My big concern is you can coach and improve
shooting(albeit we have no shot doctor like McKenna was).defense,boxing out and even rebound smartness and anticipation. But you can't coach ball handling/dribbling,passing
carefully,or free throws frankly. These are more innate abilities and gifts like size,speed,and leaping. Until Creighton addresses that damn careless plaque of dumb and careless ball passing/dribbling,and even inbounds tosses, they will NEVER rise to anything top tier IMHO!

Where do people see that with DJ? Even when he was healthy, he's not a guy you give the ball to and say go get me a bucket in crunch time or against good teams. He's not.
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby Realhoops » Wed Mar 27, 2019 4:00 pm

bluejayfan00 wrote:
shadow wrote:A healthy Jefferson could be the answer for that larger driving guard getting to the rim ala Larry House,Nick Porter,Ben Walker ! My big concern is you can coach and improve
shooting(albeit we have no shot doctor like McKenna was).defense,boxing out and even rebound smartness and anticipation. But you can't coach ball handling/dribbling,passing
carefully,or free throws frankly. These are more innate abilities and gifts like size,speed,and leaping. Until Creighton addresses that damn careless plaque of dumb and careless ball passing/dribbling,and even inbounds tosses, they will NEVER rise to anything top tier IMHO!

Where do people see that with DJ? Even when he was healthy, he's not a guy you give the ball to and say go get me a bucket in crunch time or against good teams. He's not.


I think it's purely based on his physical build and the potential it provides. He did show at times that he is physically big enough, strong enough, and capable of driving and getting to the hoop and long enough to have potential to finish strongly. He looks a lot like Khyri, frankly. He doesn't have the intangibles yet to go with that, but he seems like someone who could physically develop into that guy.

Heck last night even he did, in his very small amount of time on the floor, go baseline and take it to the rim and finish.

Davion and Tyshon have shown a desire and mindset to do it at times -- but they lack the size and length and physical ability to do it consistently. Davion has had some explosive dunks -- and a whole lot of swatted weak attempts. Tyshon has started to develop and show an ability when he has occasionally gone hard and gotten a layup at a key time and he tried out of nowhere to posterize somebody in the Memphis game (and missed when fouled) -- and he has a whole lot of swatted weak attempts and airball layup attempts when trying to avoid contact.

DJ just looks physically different and more capable, to me, of developing that part of the game.
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby Trifecta » Wed Mar 27, 2019 7:48 pm

Thomas Allen from UNL is in the transfer portal. Not a Hoiberg fan perhaps? :lol:
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby Angry Dan » Wed Mar 27, 2019 11:09 pm

Cameron Lard from ISU is set to transfer.

He has battled substance abuse. Was suspended. He’s good but his situation is challenging
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby bluejayfan00 » Thu Mar 28, 2019 8:52 am

Christian Keeling. 6'4 175 lbs, Grad Transfer from Charleston Southern.

Averaged 18.7, 6.9rpg, and shot 38% from 3.
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby bluejayfan00 » Thu Mar 28, 2019 11:15 am

West Virginia's Lamont West is transferring. Averaged 11 & 5. 6'8 225
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby Trifecta » Thu Mar 28, 2019 11:31 am

bluejayfan00 wrote:West Virginia's Lamont West is transferring. Averaged 11 & 5. 6'8 225


Yes please
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby hilltopalum » Thu Mar 28, 2019 12:54 pm

added former Jays priority in 2018 in Arkansas transfer Keyshawn Embery
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Re: Transfer Targets :: 2019

Postby bluejayfan00 » Thu Mar 28, 2019 12:58 pm

hilltopalum wrote:added former Jays priority in 2018 in Arkansas transfer Keyshawn Embery

Forgot about him. Will the staff be as interested this time around?
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