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Ha! Pretty good comedy right there.

According to Google Translate: A shooting forward for the perimeters of Carramimbre @CBCValladolid ➡ Alero (2.03 - 24 years) From @NCAA Ability to shoot three, score, post and rebound

No laughing. Just observing.

Very white.

Thor is here. Yvan arrives tomorrow.

Here are some details about Lat Mayen from Huskers.com: Mayen spent the 2019-20 season at Chipola (Fla.) College . . . , helping the school to an 18-10 record. Mayen, who was the No. 34 prospect in the latest JucoRecruiting Top 100, averaged 11.8 points per game on 47 percent shooting along with 8.4 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. He shot 38 percent from 3-point range (38-99) and 81.5 percent from the foul line for the season.Inside conference play, he raised his numbers across the board, averaging 14.6 point and 9.1 rebounds per game, shooting 47 percent from the field and 39 p

???? We went 7-25 without a lot of people. Sarcasm?

As to Arop, aphilso is right: never underestimate the power of persistent effort over time. He's got the athleticism required to compete in the B1G. And you've gotta' admire his perseverance amid adversity -- which is what success is ultimately built upon!

Thanks, Matt, for the video and directing our attention to when Andre plays! My general impression is more optimistic. Here's why: 1. His second quarter performance is stronger than the first quarter -- in fact, I'd call him "dominant" in the second quarter (his +/- in the second quarter is very strong). But even in the first quarter, he has an immediate impact upon entering the game. 2. His first two fouls (in the first quarter) are both hustle plays (one for a long rebound and one on a blocked shot) that could have been no-calls -- the third foul is, truly, a bad scre

Thanks, thrasher, for posting this! Elijah’s fast break activity in that video is reminiscent of Haanif Cheatham’s role last season.

Here’s from an article on Elijah Wood in a Providence, R.I., newspaper dated April 29, 2020 (two days before Nebraska offered): The Maryland native also claimed offers from the likes of Texas Tech, Texas A&M, Auburn, Georgia, TCU, Florida, Kansas State and Ole Miss. Wood was downgraded to a three-star recruit by internet scouting services after opting to sit out the grassroots circuit last summer.

What I remember of Banton from the pre-season scrimmage last year is this: he had a bunch of rebounds and put-backs. It seems that he had a knack for being in the right place to rebound.

I’m looking forward to seeing Shamiel Stevenson, to judge how much his eligibility denial by the NCAA hurt last season’s team: could he have been any sort of a difference maker last season?