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MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: PaintTouchesSays on February 23, 2015, 05:45:07 PM
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Hard work behind the rise of Sacar Anim
Marquette University added a high-quality 2015 recruit today when senior wing Sacar Anim of DeLaSalle High School (Minneapolis, Minnesota) announced his commitment to play for Coach Wojo. Just 17 years old, the 6’4†Anim is an all-around and versatile player who makes an impact on both sides of the court.  DeLaSalle has won three consecutive […]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://pixel.wp.com/b.gif?host=painttouches.com&blog=28348875&post=13238&subd=painttouches&ref=&feed=1" width="1" height="1" />
Source: Hard work behind the rise of Sacar Anim (http://painttouches.com/2015/02/23/hard-work-behind-the-rise-of-sacar-anim/)
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Thanks for that link.
Sacar sounds like an outstanding young man and a versatile, talented, coachable, hard-working basketball player. I'm glad he's our newest Warrior!
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For those with some insight or info, what position does Sacar project to play?
We will be in need of a 2G and a Wing. Is he quick enough to defend a 2G?
Can he shoot well enough to play 2G on offense?
If we don't land Elliot or a grad transfer at the 2G or Wing, someone will have to step up, especially on defense. I know Hauser can play the wing on offense, but I'm not so sure about defense at the Wing. If Froling isn't quick enough to play the 4 on defense, then Hauser may need to play some 4 again.
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For those with some insight or info, what position does Sacar project to play?
We will be in need of a 2G and a Wing. Is he quick enough to defend a 2G?
Can he shoot well enough to play 2G on offense?
If we don't land Elliot or a grad transfer at the 2G or Wing, someone will have to step up, especially on defense. I know Hauser can play the wing on offense, but I'm not so sure about defense at the Wing. If Froling isn't quick enough to play the 4 on defense, then Hauser may need to play some 4 again.
Wojo and Sacar have both said that he will playing mainly SF and SG next year. Apparently he was improved his jump shot a great deal. KR had some nice comments about SA basically saying the kid has improved more than anyone he has seen over a 4-5 month stretch. I am super excited to see what Sacar can do next year.
I think Hauser's days of playing the 4 are pretty much over. He will see some time there early in the year before Froling is eligible (assuming we don't land a grad transfer big, or Clifton Moore), but thereafter, I expect only spot minutes at the 4 when we go small.
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Position no matta. Sam will be on the floor. If the lineup is 3 guards and a big, Sam is the 4. If the lineup is 2 guards and 2 bigs, Sam is the 3.
Matchups will be another factor. Seton Hall is an example of a team that plays bigs. But many teams play small. Xavier and Villanova come to mind.
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Wojo and Sacar have both said that he will playing mainly SF and SG next year. Apparently he was improved his jump shot a great deal. KR had some nice comments about SA basically saying the kid has improved more than anyone he has seen over a 4-5 month stretch. I am super excited to see what Sacar can do next year.
I think Hauser's days of playing the 4 are pretty much over. He will see some time there early in the year before Froling is eligible (assuming we don't land a grad transfer big, or Clifton Moore), but thereafter, I expect only spot minutes at the 4 when we go small.
Can't wait to see him play, he'll be a i wouldn't say major factor to this team but he will be a big part to the team
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Can't wait to see him play, he'll be a i wouldn't say major factor to this team but he will be a big part to the team
If he can D up the wing, board a bit, and drain the open trey bombs at 38%+ (Jajuan's clip), he'll be a very valuable piece this coming season.
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If he can D up the wing, board a bit, and drain the open trey bombs at 38%+ (Jajuan's clip), he'll be a very valuable piece this coming season.
If he just get back on D, and block out and rebound, big help. JJJ and Katin, usually feel asleep on that side of the court.
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I would love to see Anim contribute, but I'm reticent to get too excited. Sure, I remember the practice stories about Dwyane Wade, and those proved accurate (and then some) but I also remember hearing about how good Dan Fitzgerald would be. Sometimes the guy sitting out is great, sometimes he's just great in practice.
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I would love to see Anim contribute, but I'm reticent to get too excited. Sure, I remember the practice stories about Dwyane Wade, and those proved accurate (and then some) but I also remember hearing about how good Dan Fitzgerald would be. Sometimes the guy sitting out is great, sometimes he's just great in practice.
Since you brought Fitzgerald up, I decided to look up his career stats and found something interesting. Did you know Dan Fitzgerald was only 2 years old when he first suited up for us?
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/15289/dan-fitzgerald
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Since you brought Fitzgerald up, I decided to look up his career stats and found something interesting. Did you know Dan Fitzgerald was only 2 years old when he first suited up for us?
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/15289/dan-fitzgerald
Well then...maybe I'm being harsh on Fitz. Anyone know if he has any eligibility left? He might be a heck of a player by the time he hits 18 ;D
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Speaking of Fitz, is he spearheading another Marquette Alumni Team again for the TBT Tournament?
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Speaking of Fitz, is he spearheading another Marquette Alumni Team again for the TBT Tournament?
They said we were going to bring the team back. Voting to get teams in start in 3 or 4 days i'm pretty sure
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Speaking of Fitz, is he spearheading another Marquette Alumni Team again for the TBT Tournament?
I hope so. Even though it's just for a few days it really makes the off-season go faster. Can't wait for the summer after this when we can have a Europe trip and the TBT tournament. It'll be like there is no off-season
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If we get all the guys back for the TBT team we are gonna win it all this year.