kingaling42 wrote:Unlike you guys- I have NEVER once said that Reid deserved to on the First team- so don't act like that's my reasons for having an opinion on Curry that he has work to improve upon.. I'm far more critical on our guys than you would believe..
For the record I hope Curry doesn't improve his other game- he'll still win awards down the road- but your team will not be as good as they can be- that's fine by me as well since you're all so content that Baby Jesus is perfect...
I love how you correct us when we blow things you say out of proportion, but in every single one of your posts you blow what we say out of proportion.
No one said the didn't want Seth to improve. Proto(or is it paradox? don't remember. maybe both) might be the only person you would get that vibe from, and, honestly, I think he does believe that Seth is the 2nd coming of Baby Jesus, and his opinions should have disclaimers about how ridiculously homer his opinions are. Not saying he's wrong or whatever, or that he's dumb, but he really is pretty nuts about Seth.
I know our team would be better if Seth turned it over less and took better shots, and he's learning that, but what else does he need to improve? I mean, every aspect of his game stands to get better, but what glaring weaknesses does he have? He's a good shooter, a good ball handler, a decent defender (could use some work, but he's pretty solid), decent passer/distributor (like i've mentioned, it's something he can stand to work on a little)...
but why does he need to be anything but a scorer? for the next four year, we will have Jesse, a floor general distributor. we will have Brolin Floyd, an excellent defender and rebounder. What else does Seth need to be but a scorer who can give good passes and play good defense? Do you watch Laker games and wonder why Kobe is so popular, since you don't see him getting triple doubles every night? (No, I am not comparing Seth to Kobe... so don't quote me and highlight that part and say how ridiculous I am). The point is, not everyone is going to be the kind of player you were, or the kind of player you wish you were, or the kind of player you wanted to be, or the kind of player you respected. Seth is growing and learning as the season goes on, and I am sure there are a lot of things that Coach is helping him work on, but to make it seem like a
Freshman who goes for 20 points, 4 rebounds, 2.5 dimes, and 1.5 steals a game has some glaring hole in his game that should keep him from being honored by his conference, or respected by the coaches and media staffs of the schools in this conference is pretty much a joke.
Maybe when he's a senior he'll be more like Bryan Smithson, eh?
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I mean, jacking up threes all year despite having a percentage under 30 doesn't sound like helping your team. 
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