- March 4th, 2013, 6:44 pm
#421980
Our current backcourt is probably what, 5-9 and 5-11? Unless your guards are cat-quick to break the defense down with dribble penetration, you're in for a long season. Yes, Devon and JC Sanders can shoot, but they can be streaky. IMO, this is why I feel we need taller guards to do something of significance.
Liberty is a different school. Not everyone is kosher with the 'Liberty Way'. But regards of our beliefs, we could still bring in a guy like Seth Curry. I think we're the type of school that needs to focus trying to get players with talent that flew under everyone's radar. We also need players to stay and graduate. We've had issues with injuries and unexpected transfers. I don't care who the coach is. If you have those two issues every year, you're going to struggle.
From the class of 09 wrote:Based on this year alone, if Liberty does not win the BSC tourney, Layer might not have much to stand on. He has a certain way of recruiting (JUCO transfers) that can be a pain. However, Liberty has had some issues with players staying a full 4-years anyways. At least with JUCO players, you'll get players with more experience for at least 2 years. However, you have to have the right players when doing this. (Think Kansas St.).Blessed1 wrote: The money, resources, and the facilities are all there. It's just a matter of getting the right people in place. I'm not calling for anyone to be fired. I truly believe that we need taller guards and more team speed in order to be successful in basketball. If Liberty improve in those areas, they should be ok.Then what are you saying![]()
I don't disagree, but baring a trip to the NCAA tourney what has Layer done to keep the job?
Our current backcourt is probably what, 5-9 and 5-11? Unless your guards are cat-quick to break the defense down with dribble penetration, you're in for a long season. Yes, Devon and JC Sanders can shoot, but they can be streaky. IMO, this is why I feel we need taller guards to do something of significance.
Liberty is a different school. Not everyone is kosher with the 'Liberty Way'. But regards of our beliefs, we could still bring in a guy like Seth Curry. I think we're the type of school that needs to focus trying to get players with talent that flew under everyone's radar. We also need players to stay and graduate. We've had issues with injuries and unexpected transfers. I don't care who the coach is. If you have those two issues every year, you're going to struggle.




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