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Next up: A long offseason

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Markusquette

Awesome mixtape.  Could be one of MU's best PGs when all is said and done.

ChitownSpaceForRent

I dont know how often they re-rank the class but if they re-rank 2013 before next season I can see him jumping up even more in them. Made a pretty considerable jump this past year as well.

ChitownSpaceForRent

Whats also nice is that he seems really comfortable going left. Almost all of his one handed dunks were with his left hand. Kinda like what DJO did (except reversed)


Goose

Hand over the keys. We have big time PG coming to MU.

Blackhat

it moved.    Now we just need Stone.

mubb34

What did he shoot? 55% from downtown this year? I haven't been this excited for a recruit in a while... And it's not like he has a small sampling size for his 3 percentage...The kid can just score!

Silkk the Shaka

Quote from: mubb34 on April 18, 2013, 08:53:19 PM
What did he shoot? 55% from downtown this year? I haven't been this excited for a recruit in a while... And it's not like he has a small sampling size for his 3 percentage...The kid can just score!

Yep.  55%.  Jumper is PURE.

THEultimateWARRIOR

Take a look at Trey Burkes senior video below...I think Duane looks better than him at the same point in their careers. Granted the competition Burke faced was probably much harder than Dominican however, I his athletic ability looks better IMO.

Burkes senior year highlights.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX_DASxVSxs

JamilJaeJamailJrJuan

I think this team still has a good chance to be silly good.  JuJuan and Duane are the real deal.  Jamil, Devante, Stevie T, Otule and even McKay up front. Big chance for Todd to prove he still has the promise he showed at times in his freshman year in the back court with the freshman. That doesn't even mention Burton or Dawson.

Very, very excited about the incoming class.  Obviously still disappointed about Vander, but the opportunities are there, and thankfully, I think we'll have the guys.
Quote from: Goose on February 09, 2017, 11:06:04 AM
I would take the Rick SLU program right now.

Stronghold

Those Wilson to Stone assists are just too beautiful not to be continued for another couple of years.

MUfan12

Quote from: Jajuannaman on April 18, 2013, 09:12:38 PM
Yep.  55%.  Jumper is PURE.

He's got unbelievable balance. He's always squared up when he shoots. Off a pass, off a screen, off the dribble, his release his consistent.

That kid has incredible talent and the work ethic to perfect his craft. He is gonna be special.

esotericmindguy

Don't want to be Debbie downer because Wilson and JJJ look very good. But, someone just posted numbers about freshman and rankings. Kids out of the top 30 rarely make a large impact their first year. Dom James would be in the minority.

Either way, he's going to be a good one at some point.

Silkk the Shaka

Quote from: MUfan12 on April 18, 2013, 09:56:58 PM
He's got unbelievable balance. He's always squared up when he shoots. Off a pass, off a screen, off the dribble, his release his consistent.

That kid has incredible talent and the work ethic to perfect his craft. He is gonna be special.

Precisely.  Always square, always in balance, always in rhythm, with an effortless, textbook, metronome release.  Houston, we have a shooter.  Nice bonus is he's also explosive as hell.  Shall I go on?

Blackhat

Quote from: esotericmindguy on April 18, 2013, 10:00:41 PM
Don't want to be Debbie downer because Wilson and JJJ look very good. But, someone just posted numbers about freshman and rankings. Kids out of the top 30 rarely make a large impact their first year. Dom James would be in the minority.

Either way, he's going to be a good one at some point.

James, McNeal, and Wes were all productive their first year.   Hopefully Buzz can get our guys ready to go next year like Crean was able to.

BCHoopster

Quote from: esotericmindguy on April 18, 2013, 10:00:41 PM
Don't want to be Debbie downer because Wilson and JJJ look very good. But, someone just posted numbers about freshman and rankings. Kids out of the top 30 rarely make a large impact their first year. Dom James would be in the minority.

Either way, he's going to be a good one at some point.

He played against poor competition most of the time, his D will need improving, Derrick will see lots of time on the D end.  Either you know how to score or you do not, his ability to score
from all areas of the court is outstanding, I see no reason why he could not average double figures next year, he is better than Dominic.

AZWarrior

Until I saw his "J", I was wondering if he was a lefty.  Now I'm wondering if he's ambedexterous....

Me likey!
All this talk of rights.  So little talk of responsibilities.

Lennys Tap

Quote from: Stone Cold on April 18, 2013, 10:04:39 PM
James, McNeal, and Wes were all productive their first year.   Hopefully Buzz can get our guys ready to go next year like Crean was able to.

Those three guys played 85 minutes a game between them as freshmen.Cupboard was close to bare at their positions. That won't happen under Buzz.

ChitownSpaceForRent

Quote from: BCHoopster on April 18, 2013, 10:08:48 PM
He played against poor competition most of the time, his D will need improving, Derrick will see lots of time on the D end.  Either you know how to score or you do not, his ability to score
from all areas of the court is outstanding, I see no reason why he could not average double figures next year, he is better than Dominic.

His defense is actually very good from what I hear.

setyoursightsnorth

God damn that is a smooth smooth stroke. (Pardon my language).

I just wish they would stop focusing on the dunks and show more of the shooting. It's just unreal.

Stretchdeltsig

No wonder we've had guys jumping off the team.  There's serious talent coming on board this year.  Can't wait to watch Duane run the show!!!

Windyplayer

His athleticism is silly. Regardless of the competition, his hops are off the charts, his ability to score in traffic is really, really impressive, and he hits contested jumpers. I can't believe he shot 55% from beyond the arc--that's stupid. This kid is going to be something.

MuMark

Trey Burke barely broke the top 100 2 years ago. Last year Dominic Artis for Oregon was ranked 55 by Scout. Archidiacno for Nova 60....Jordan Adams UCLA 74. Stauskas for Michigan 86 Obekpa for St Johns 64 Smith-Rivera for Georgetown was 41 Cauley for Kentucky 48 just to name a few.....it happens every year.
Quote from: esotericmindguy on April 18, 2013, 10:00:41 PM
Don't want to be Debbie downer because Wilson and JJJ look very good. But, someone just posted numbers about freshman and rankings. Kids out of the top 30 rarely make a large impact their first year. Dom James would be in the minority.

Either way, he's going to be a good one at some point.

Silkk the Shaka

Quote from: esotericmindguy on April 18, 2013, 10:00:41 PM
Don't want to be Debbie downer because Wilson and JJJ look very good. But, someone just posted numbers about freshman and rankings. Kids out of the top 30 rarely make a large impact their first year. Dom James would be in the minority.

Either way, he's going to be a good one at some point.

Read it, saw it, thought it was great.  I think a good expectation level for Duane's freshman year is RSCI #40 Travis Diener's freshman year.  24 mpg, 8 ppg, 2 apg, 40%+ 3P%, playing point as well as off the ball at 2.  I don't necessarily think he'll put up the crazy high 132 ORTG that Diener did, only because his TO rate is likely to be higher than Diener's ultra-low 13% TO rate.  However, I could easily see him posting an ORTG well north of 100, like DJames at 106 his frosh year.  

Here's my scenario analysis for Duane:

20% probability
He possesses the best of both Diener and James' worlds, the elite athleticism of DJames, the shooting prowess of Diener, and the healthy cockiness of both.  He accentuates the positives and wins Big East ROY.

28-30 mpg
13 ppg
50% from 2
43% from 3
75% from FT
3.5 apg
3 rpg
1 spg
2 topg
117 ORtg

69.5% probability
He brings much needed shooting and energy off the bench, and becomes the Davante to Derrick's CO2, being subbed offense for defense and generally splitting minutes down the middle.  However, he is too turnover prone, a bit erratic with shot selection, and slightly lost on defense, capping his minutes.  Still, an excellent rookie season.

20 mpg
8 ppg
46% from 2
40% from 3
70% from FT
2 apg
1.5 rpg
0.8 spg
1.5 topg
106 ORtg

10% probability
He basically mirrors Junior Cadougan's real first year, struggling to take the true reins of the offense.  It takes a while to adjust to major D1 ball, and the shots/drives he was used to making with ease are now defended well.  He turns it over more than he assists, and gets beat on D too much to stay on the court for extended periods of time.  However, he shows flashes of brilliance in crucial moments, like the WVU Big East tournament game.

14 mpg
4 ppg
42% from 2
30% from 3
65% from FT
1.5 apg
1.0 rpg
0.5 spg
1.7 topg
97 ORtg

0.5% probability
He is buried on the bench behind Derrick, Dawson, Todd, Jajuan, and Jake.  He sees some action in the non-con, but is way too erratic and shot-happy while getting abused on D like a rented mule.  He gets Ferguson-type minutes during conference play then transfers to UWGB next spring.



WAY TOO LONG OF A STORY SHORT: I expect scenario 2 to play out, with the big leap taking place his sophomore year.  He brings a lot to the table that successful freshman PGs DJames and Diener did, but also seems a bit TO prone and slight of stature for the instant stardom.  However, I would not be shocked to see him address some of these known weaknesses this offseason to win Big East ROY, nor would I be shocked to see him replicate Cadoogie Howser's up and down initial full season.  I WOULD be shocked to see scenario 4 play out, and mostly just put it there as a joke.  I'm fine with any of scenarios 1, 2, or 3 playing out as laid out above.  I just think he'll produce more than the average player at his recruiting rank, but I could definitely be wrong.  Exciting times ahead.

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