No, I know what word to use. I saw Justin Wright-Foreman play every college game of his life. I also saw that when he scores he always COMPLIMENTS the player who assisted him. He's a complimentary player.*complementary
Should be noted he had 29, 6 and 5 in that game.
And both dudes play zero defense. JWF's defensive stats are pretty abysmal. Giving up nearly 112 points per 100 possessions over his career is not great, and he had nearly the worst DRtgs on a Hofstra team that was pretty poor defensively over the past couple of seasons. I guess at 53 one can't expect 3 AND D, but it would be nice. The silver lining is that Hofstra has been in the bottom half of college basketball defensively during JWF's entire career, so maybe he was just part of a poor defensive system/philosophy/mindset. Since D is 99% effort, perhaps Quin & Co. can drill it into him.
Of course, but plenty of perimeter players post terrific DRtgs. Marcus Evans, 6'2" out of TCU posted a DRtg of 87.9 this past season -- good for 9th nationally. Of the top 10 DRtgs in the country this past season, three were perimeter players. Not expecting any perimeter player to have a Rudy Gobert-type impact, but one would love to have perimeter players who are better than average defensively. Based solely on his college showing, it doesn't look like JWF is that guy.
I ****ing knew you’d finally jump on the Tony Bradley train.
If Bradley is playing with the Stars this year (not arguing that he shouldn’t), then we need to cut our losses post haste. Would rather give that spot to Bol Bol’s grandfather.
I’ll be legit sad to see TB go.
Trey Burke left a long time ago.
