Zopf was 6'2 PG, Moe Barr 6'4" SF who could jump out of the gym as Caucasion
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A Sea of Red wrote:McGhee is more of a combo like CabbilMcKay is on record as saying that for at least the first year or 2 he is looking for Darius to be primarily a scorer and on ball defender. Then if he develops as a playmaker he may take on more of a PG role.
Chippy wrote:Oldflame -That´s what I was thinking. I was living in Pittsburgh at the time (North Hills HS) and listened to just about all their games on my newfangled transistor radio. I remember being crushed when they played Detroit and Iceman Gervin beat them at the buzzer.
Zopf was 6'2 PG, Moe Barr 6'4" SF who could jump out of the gym as Caucasion, Jarret Durham 6'6" SG, Garry Nelson 6'10" and Gary Major 6'9". All these guys were from the 'Burg. Talent was deep in the 60s in Pgh. The following year they had 6'4" Mike Barr PG, 6'6" Jarret Durham SG, Mickey Davis 6'7" SF and Barry and Garry Nelson both 6'10". These were the days that freshmen did not play varsity. Davis and Barry Nelson played with Kareem for the Bucks and Durham was drafted by the Celts but never played, He is the color guy on the radio broadcasts with Ray Goss the play by play gut since 1968 - best announcer ever. he invented "Bang" when a basket was made by the good guys.
oldflame wrote:Do you mind posting the reference of that claim? I want to read(or watch) into this stuff.A Sea of Red wrote:McGhee is more of a combo like CabbilMcKay is on record as saying that for at least the first year or 2 he is looking for Darius to be primarily a scorer and on ball defender. Then if he develops as a playmaker he may take on more of a PG role.
oldflame wrote:I lived in West Homestead. Spencer Haywood played for Detroit University in 1968 and saw that game at the Civic Arena as well as the win over Bob Lanier's St. Bonaventure team that was 3 or 4 in the nation. Gervin played for Eastern MichiganChippy wrote:Oldflame -That´s what I was thinking. I was living in Pittsburgh at the time (North Hills HS) and listened to just about all their games on my newfangled transistor radio. I remember being crushed when they played Detroit and Iceman Gervin beat them at the buzzer.
Zopf was 6'2 PG, Moe Barr 6'4" SF who could jump out of the gym as Caucasion, Jarret Durham 6'6" SG, Garry Nelson 6'10" and Gary Major 6'9". All these guys were from the 'Burg. Talent was deep in the 60s in Pgh. The following year they had 6'4" Mike Barr PG, 6'6" Jarret Durham SG, Mickey Davis 6'7" SF and Barry and Garry Nelson both 6'10". These were the days that freshmen did not play varsity. Davis and Barry Nelson played with Kareem for the Bucks and Durham was drafted by the Celts but never played, He is the color guy on the radio broadcasts with Ray Goss the play by play gut since 1968 - best announcer ever. he invented "Bang" when a basket was made by the good guys.
cruzan_flame13 wrote:I should clarify what I said in that the source of the info was actually McGhee, who stated in an interview that Ritchie had told him that would be his role . I don´t have a link for the interview. This was shortly after he committed.oldflame wrote:Do you mind posting the reference of that claim? I want to read(or watch) into this stuff.A Sea of Red wrote:McGhee is more of a combo like CabbilMcKay is on record as saying that for at least the first year or 2 he is looking for Darius to be primarily a scorer and on ball defender. Then if he develops as a playmaker he may take on more of a PG role.
Cider Jim wrote:Coach McKay has been talking about recruiting NYC since his first press conference here.And having NJIT on the schedule twice a year should be a significant advantage there.
cruzan_flame13 wrote:What’s his class? We do have 2-3 scholarships for the 2019 class right? I’m asking these questions to see if we will still take a point guard in the class.This is for the class of 2019 (as per the thread title) As things stand now, we have one scholarship, with 5 open offers. All are guards. Jones is listed as a SG, but since our need seems to be a PG, I suspect Ritchie thinks he has the skills to play there.
Chippy wrote:Everyone on verbal commits is a 2 stars, except for Brock Gardner 2.5 and Brendan Newton at 3. Some of the ASUN, particularly FGCU, have or are getting better recruits, I believe.Can we trust those ratings? Not like it should matter, but i saw different ratings for these players on other sites.
Chippy wrote:Everyone on verbal commits is a 2 stars, except for Brock Gardner 2.5 and Brendan Newton at 3. Some of the ASUN, particularly FGCU, have or are getting better recruits, I believe.It´s not ¨particularly¨ FGCU, its pretty much JUST FGCU. Lipscomb won the conference tourney last year, and they have one player who is not a 2 star, Andrew Fleming, a local Nashville kid who averaged 1.1 ppg in a bit over 8 mpg last year. We have already come out on top of them in 2 recent head to head recruiting battles for Blake Preston and Kyle Rode.
cruzan_flame13 wrote:LU Staff is traveling to some interesting places to recruit:
oldflame wrote:Wait GPO's a senior this upcoming year? Well then that only schollie should go for a PG. I believe I have missed any offers for a PG.cruzan_flame13 wrote:LU Staff is traveling to some interesting places to recruit:
And apparently that trip to Luisville resulted in an offer to 6´8¨ 2019 PF Jacob Hobbs.
http://www.verbalcommits.com/players/jacob-hobbs
I have to sayon this one. With only 1 scholarship left and a versatile F (Kyle Rode) already in the fold, a PG seems to be a no brainer for that schollie, and I really expect it to play out that way.
cruzan_flame13 wrote:Georgie is a JR, but Cabbel is a SR, and I still believe a PG makes the most sense. We have offered 3 true PGs and 2 combo guards for 2019.oldflame wrote:Wait GPO's a senior this upcoming year? Well then that only schollie should go for a PG. I believe I have missed any offers for a PG.cruzan_flame13 wrote:LU Staff is traveling to some interesting places to recruit:
And apparently that trip to Luisville resulted in an offer to 6´8¨ 2019 PF Jacob Hobbs.
http://www.verbalcommits.com/players/jacob-hobbs
I have to sayon this one. With only 1 scholarship left and a versatile F (Kyle Rode) already in the fold, a PG seems to be a no brainer for that schollie, and I really expect it to play out that way.