I'm not saying they are the same, but show me how this guy fits in any differently than Edozie does in to our rotation? I see how he fit in at Temple, but Temple we are not. He's Booker without the 3 ball.
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I'm not saying they are the same, but show me how this guy fits in any differently than Edozie does in to our rotation? I see how he fit in at Temple, but Temple we are not. He's Booker without the 3 ball.
If you've got a chance to spend your senior year getting screamed at on an NIT team, you've got to take it.
Someone will inevitably leave as well. That's 3 open schollies. I would take this kid in a heartbeat.
It's posts like this that end up biting you in the *** in a year when somebody bumps this thread. :smile:
I guess I don't see the point in not taking a one year immediately eligible productive rebounder and post presence. We would still have the ability to go after the combo guard transfer that everyone wants plus add some size to combat KU/TX/Baylor inside.
Look, if you see an opportunity to immediately improve your team you take it. Lee would make Iowa State a better team next year and therefore should be considered as an option.
My thinking exactly, or even Dejean-Jones. That kind of offseason would put next year's team as a legit national title contender.
DeJean-Jones and Lee would have us getting that type of expectations. If we end up having three as rumored, I would add all three if we could be so lucky, but I am guessing we would look for a redshirt candidate.
Lee, McKay, and an improved Edozie would give us the type of size, athleticism, and depth in the post to match-up with anyone. All three are efficient player that would compliment Georges scoring and play-making. Nader and Hogue could be when small-ball was desired, and to play the SF spot when we go "big".
DeJean-Jones is extremely athletic and is the same type of big combo guard that can create and finish like Kane. Again, he would work well with efficient guys like Morris, Thomas, Hogue, McKay, etc.
