brianxavier wrote:Justin Martin leaving Xavier doesn't mean a freshmen is likely to start at SF - Remy Abell (the Indiana transfer who sat out this year) will likely jump in…. Mack doesn't start freshmen often, but we'll see. Highly touted Trevon Blueitt would be the most likely freshmen starter, based on recruiting rankings anyway.
But I digress from the main point of this thread.
HoosierPal wrote:brianxavier wrote:Justin Martin leaving Xavier doesn't mean a freshmen is likely to start at SF - Remy Abell (the Indiana transfer who sat out this year) will likely jump in…. Mack doesn't start freshmen often, but we'll see. Highly touted Trevon Blueitt would be the most likely freshmen starter, based on recruiting rankings anyway.
But I digress from the main point of this thread.
I saw Trevon several times this year. He is 6'4," maybe 6'5" if you squint when reading the tape, forward who has great offensive shooting skills. The kid can flat out score. He played at a 2A high school, which means many of his games were against inferior opponents. He won't impress you with any spectacular dunks or athleticism. His rebounding is okay at best. He was the main man at Park Tudor, so he never was asked to pass the ball. He didn't play much defense nor did he face many good opponents to test his D. [but who plays solid D in HS.] Defense is something that you can pick up at the next level, but you had better be willing to learn fast, or observe from the bench.
muskienick wrote:HoosierPal wrote:brianxavier wrote:Justin Martin leaving Xavier doesn't mean a freshmen is likely to start at SF - Remy Abell (the Indiana transfer who sat out this year) will likely jump in…. Mack doesn't start freshmen often, but we'll see. Highly touted Trevon Blueitt would be the most likely freshmen starter, based on recruiting rankings anyway.
But I digress from the main point of this thread.
I saw Trevon several times this year. He is 6'4," maybe 6'5" if you squint when reading the tape, forward who has great offensive shooting skills. The kid can flat out score. He played at a 2A high school, which means many of his games were against inferior opponents. He won't impress you with any spectacular dunks or athleticism. His rebounding is okay at best. He was the main man at Park Tudor, so he never was asked to pass the ball. He didn't play much defense nor did he face many good opponents to test his D. [but who plays solid D in HS.] Defense is something that you can pick up at the next level, but you had better be willing to learn fast, or observe from the bench.
Yep, all those scouting ratings systems who had him in the Top 50 (+/-) forgot to call you first before they made their decisions about Blueitt. I'm sure they will promise to do better next time!
HoosierPal wrote:muskienick wrote:HoosierPal wrote:
I saw Trevon several times this year. He is 6'4," maybe 6'5" if you squint when reading the tape, forward who has great offensive shooting skills. The kid can flat out score. He played at a 2A high school, which means many of his games were against inferior opponents. He won't impress you with any spectacular dunks or athleticism. His rebounding is okay at best. He was the main man at Park Tudor, so he never was asked to pass the ball. He didn't play much defense nor did he face many good opponents to test his D. [but who plays solid D in HS.] Defense is something that you can pick up at the next level, but you had better be willing to learn fast, or observe from the bench.
Yep, all those scouting ratings systems who had him in the Top 50 (+/-) forgot to call you first before they made their decisions about Blueitt. I'm sure they will promise to do better next time!
Unlike most of those services you subscribe to, I actually saw him play. If you only want sugar coated reports, put me on Ignore.
Show me where these services talks about defense and the quality of opponents. The fact that Blueitt played in Class 2A is no fault of his, but geeze, the talent in 2A that he faced is not the same as 4A or 5A. Is that something you cannot accept? I will add that they did win the Marion County tourney which is a nice accomplishment.
Since I don't have the time to see every high school player in America multiple times, I don't put ratings on players.
HoosierPal wrote:
The fact that Blueitt played in Class 2A is no fault of his, but geeze, the talent in 2A that he faced is not the same as 4A or 5A. Is that something you cannot accept?
lolhoya wrote:Maurice Watson from BU to Creighton. He was #2 in the country in AST% last year.
BEX wrote:HoosierPal wrote:
The fact that Blueitt played in Class 2A is no fault of his, but geeze, the talent in 2A that he faced is not the same as 4A or 5A. Is that something you cannot accept?
Bluiett scored 51 against Trey Lyles and Arsenal Tech 4A State champs and was runner-up to Lyles for Mr. Basketball. His credentials are just as impressive. Played plenty of very good teams. 6th ALLTIME scorer in Indiana Basketball history. He's pretty good. As for the defense, every kid coming to college has to learn it.
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