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Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Jhamar OK

Just talked to Dave.

Youngblood practiced Tuesday and will practice today (for those worried about his bruised knee).

13 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Great news the "JET" looked hurt during the second half.Lets get a BIG win Thursday.

9:47 AM, February 14, 2007  
Blogger Tony Graham said...

""Jet" is one of those players where the wings and engine would have to be falling off before he wouldn't play in a game.

10:18 AM, February 14, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey TG

Hope the weather down the shore is not as bad as up here in upper bucks county

Any CCSU won't make it down tommorow???

Tim Walker

1:58 PM, February 14, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thanks Tony,
There's hope. "Keep Hope Alive" Glad to hear that he's ok, in sorts. But ok isn't good enough. As an x-ball player I know the bruised knee issue all too well. It actually takes weeks of being off of it to heal..... I know we don't have weeks but I would hate for him to add salt to his wound. We need 1000% next year - this one is speaking for itself. By the way from a previous poster - stated Jhamar would have gotten POW more than this if in fact we would have been winning. I too agree, what do you think? I don't recall you giving your insight.

4:08 PM, February 14, 2007  
Blogger Tony Graham said...

Better than Rahsaan? Kornegay? Bazaz? I never saw Kornegay play in college.

Rahsaan was the best player (guard) I ever saw at MU going back to 1969-70.

8:05 PM, February 14, 2007  
Blogger Tony Graham said...

I talked to Howie today...they'll be here...

8:10 PM, February 14, 2007  
Blogger Tony Graham said...

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8:57 PM, February 14, 2007  
Blogger Tony Graham said...

Re: "Jet" and ROW award. Tend to agree he may have had at least one more honor..difficult, , but not impossible, to give to a player who leads his team to an 0-3 week.
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To me: Rookie of the Year coming down to Sweetney (12.9 ppg.) of Pa., best player on a last place team, excellent talent overall; ; Jhamar (12.0 ppg.) all around best player on a middle road team, a teriffic talent; and Goode from MSM (about 11.0 ppg.), probably key player on an 8-6 (NEC) team..MU will see him Saturday..

Goode and Sweetness have won ROW three times, "Jet" twice..Chauncey Hardy (SHU) also scoring about 10 ppg.

To answer your question- playing on a winning team would help with ROW - because no doubt "Jet" would be contributing to those wins...

But I think he has a real shot at Rookie of the Year as he leads all frosh in several categories ..but it's still up for grabs..

9:36 PM, February 14, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What kind of grass is this bob curran guy smoking? Unreal.

11:02 PM, February 14, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Tony its amazing how little some people on this board know about basketball. Rahsaan was a great athlete and a great talent, and of course very entertaining. Was he a good teammate? Hmm...How about Al Blackwell, Corey Albano, and Giraldo? Probably a different answer there. It is asenine for people to say Jhamar is going to be the best player in MU history. Clearly I judge basketball players by different standards. I remain perplexed.

11:25 PM, February 14, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ok Last Anon poster. My question to you would be by what standard are you judging Jhamar, since you have dubbed Bob for basically being clueless about basketball with his assessment of Jhamar. I mean this is a place to vent you opinion. After all Bob has been close to 95% since I have have been a fan of the spot. Chillax my dude, Chillax.

6:31 AM, February 15, 2007  
Blogger Tony Graham said...

Bob....BANG! Just kidding. I would say Jhamar certainly does have a chance to be very, very good..he's not exactly chopped liver even now.


Depends of course on how he develops and how the team develops around him.

For him to get 12 boards the other night was a bit mind-bloggling...he just explodes to the glass.


In looking ahead, he should become the team's go to player and potential leading scorer over the next three years.

9:58 AM, February 15, 2007  
Blogger Tony Graham said...

Strolling down Memory Lane -

Giraldo was shade below Rahsaan's level.....not quite as strong physically and more of a point guard..but like Rahsaan could create for himelf and others..

Corey developed into a premier, polished, low post player...

Blackwell was Corey with a bit more range, shooting touch, and physical presence ...again ...almost unstoppable down low...

As Dave always says...""My role was to shoot, or pass it to Al."

At the time Szoke would say..."".Monmouth has Mr. Inside ((Al), Mr. Outside (Dave), and Mr. In Between (Will Lewis).""

Those were the days (sigh)..and amazingly they never won the NEC...

10:07 AM, February 15, 2007  

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