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Carlos Johnson (2016 SG) commits

NEsnake12
NEsnake12 Member Posts: 3,795


He's not that good. But given the open scholarships and the lack of depth at guard going into next season, it's a positive.
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  • bananasnblondes
    bananasnblondes Member Posts: 15,503
    He's the Jordan Chin of basketball recruiting: the absolute last guy on their list who ended up getting an offer at the last minute because no one else wanted to come to UW.

    Just a reminder: We have to keep Romar because the Seattle basketball hoops scene is blowing up and the local kids love Romar
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,715 Founders Club

    He's the Jordan Chin of basketball recruiting: the absolute last guy on their list who ended up getting an offer at the last minute because no one else wanted to come to UW.

    Just a reminder: We have to keep Romar because the Seattle basketball hoops scene is blowing up and the local kids love Romar

    So he's chincredible?
  • FreeChavez
    FreeChavez Member Posts: 3,223
    dnc said:

    He's the Jordan Chin of basketball recruiting: the absolute last guy on their list who ended up getting an offer at the last minute because no one else wanted to come to UW.

    Just a reminder: We have to keep Romar because the Seattle basketball hoops scene is blowing up and the local kids love Romar

    Romar sucks. He needs to be fired. But one mediocre recruit doesn't change the fact he's doing very well in recruiting. If you make the pro firing argument about recruiting, you're going to loose. He has a top 20 class coming in in 2016, with 2017 and 2018 both looking very good as well.

    The problem isn't recruiting. The problem is the results don't match the recruiting. Keep the argument focused where it needs to be.
    fuck off @dnc

    You need more than 3 first round picks in a starting five to win a national championship make the tournament
  • theknowledge
    theknowledge Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,622 Founders Club
    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
  • ThomasFremont
    ThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
    edited May 2016
    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Brockman also had a little something to do with the successful stretch. It wasn't just the guys that went on to be All-Stars in the NBA.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Brockman also had a little something to do with the successful stretch. It wasn't just the guys that went on to be All-Stars in the NBA.
    Ditto Bobby Jones and Will Conroy
  • theknowledge
    theknowledge Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,622 Founders Club
    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
    Dentmon scored basically as much as IT did with much better percentages. No IT means Dentmon's percentages go down but his scoring goes up. Defense would have definitely been better too because no IT would have meant more Pimperton. I think it would have been enough to make the tourney along with Pondexter finally emerging the last two months of the year. Definitely could be wrong on that one though.
  • theknowledge
    theknowledge Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,622 Founders Club
    q2
    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
    Dentmon scored basically as much as IT did with much better percentages. No IT means Dentmon's percentages go down but his scoring goes up. Defense would have definitely been better too because no IT would have meant more Pimperton. I think it would have been enough to make the tourney along with Pondexter finally emerging the last two months of the year. Definitely could be wrong on that one though.
    Well said. Lots of variables in that argument. The PAC wasn't absolute dreck that year. Six 20 win teams. Maybe that happens, maybe not. Dentmon was nails to start the year and Pondexter found something near the end so they could have limped in that year, me thinks not. 26-9 with Thomas in 2009, 16-17 without him in 2008 with almost the same roster. Me thinks the scoring became easier with a bonafide future NBA all star slashing to the cup at will. Don't you?
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123
    edited May 2016
    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
    Dentmon scored basically as much as IT did with much better percentages. No IT means Dentmon's percentages go down but his scoring goes up. Defense would have definitely been better too because no IT would have meant more Pimperton. I think it would have been enough to make the tourney along with Pondexter finally emerging the last two months of the year. Definitely could be wrong on that one though.
    I might be giving IT too much credit, but Dentmon was shit before Isaiah. Isaiah was a program changer from day one especially from a mindset perspective. He had some struggles, but they were shitty the two seasons before he got there.
  • Gladstone
    Gladstone Member Posts: 16,419
    That 2008-2009 was the exact same lineup as the sub-500 2007-2008 one, with the addition of IT. His impact cannot be understate.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
    Dentmon scored basically as much as IT did with much better percentages. No IT means Dentmon's percentages go down but his scoring goes up. Defense would have definitely been better too because no IT would have meant more Pimperton. I think it would have been enough to make the tourney along with Pondexter finally emerging the last two months of the year. Definitely could be wrong on that one though.
    I might be giving IT too much credit, but Dentmon was shit before Isaiah. Isaiah was a program changer from day one especially from a mindset perspective. He had some struggles, but they were shitty the two seasons before he got there.
    Dentmon was a lot slimmer his senior year than the two years before, and his shooting was astronomically better. IT was not a good passer as a frosh (he became one by his junior year) and he wasn't the type of much hyped 5 star/burger boy frosh that defenses plan around coming in. Sometimes players just get better, see Andrews this year, or Pondexter's senior season. There's no reason to credit a frosh who was a bad passer and took bad shots for Dentmon's senior development.

    IT was a badass before he left UW. He wasn't a game changer as a freshman.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    edited May 2016
    Gladstone said:

    That 2008-2009 was the exact same lineup as the sub-500 2007-2008 one, with the addition of IT. His impact cannot be understate.

    And the subtraction of Appleby - probably my least favorite Husky hoopster ever. I hate him worse than Jensen (fuck white people!)

    Both helped the team significantly. They don't win the conference (which was very good at that point as @theknowledge poonted out) or a good seed without IT, no question. I still think they would have made the NCAAs.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    edited May 2016
    ***************************Warning: PLSS Triple Poast***************************

    I think Brockman was the one irreplaceable player on that team. They had nothing else inside. I think they could have still made the tourney if they lost one of IT, Dentmon or QP, but not without the good guy down low breaking noses.
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123
    edited May 2016
    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
    Dentmon scored basically as much as IT did with much better percentages. No IT means Dentmon's percentages go down but his scoring goes up. Defense would have definitely been better too because no IT would have meant more Pimperton. I think it would have been enough to make the tourney along with Pondexter finally emerging the last two months of the year. Definitely could be wrong on that one though.
    I might be giving IT too much credit, but Dentmon was shit before Isaiah. Isaiah was a program changer from day one especially from a mindset perspective. He had some struggles, but they were shitty the two seasons before he got there.
    Dentmon was a lot slimmer his senior year than the two years before, and his shooting was astronomically better. IT was not a good passer as a frosh (he became one by his junior year) and he wasn't the type of much hyped 5 star/burger boy frosh that defenses plan around coming in. Sometimes players just get better, see Andrews this year, or Pondexter's senior season. There's no reason to credit a frosh who was a bad passer and took bad shots for Dentmon's senior development.

    IT was a badass before he left UW. He wasn't a game changer as a freshman.
    Calling IT a bad passer who took bad shots as a freshman is some serious pressing. He was a first team all league player. Lots of good college guards have low FG%'s. Guys like Westbrook in the NBA have never shot great either. You are missing the big picture. IT was 2nd in the Pac 10 in FT attempts his freshman year behind James Harden.

    I agree Dentmon got better. That can't be disputed, but maybe, just maybe the game got a little easier having a guard who could get ito the key and make plays. That team would have been a lot worse without IT. IT and to a lesser extent, Venoy (I know he came in the year before) changed the program. Before them, they were nice kids. Isaiah brought a fuck you attitude that was a program changer.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
    Dentmon scored basically as much as IT did with much better percentages. No IT means Dentmon's percentages go down but his scoring goes up. Defense would have definitely been better too because no IT would have meant more Pimperton. I think it would have been enough to make the tourney along with Pondexter finally emerging the last two months of the year. Definitely could be wrong on that one though.
    I might be giving IT too much credit, but Dentmon was shit before Isaiah. Isaiah was a program changer from day one especially from a mindset perspective. He had some struggles, but they were shitty the two seasons before he got there.
    Dentmon was a lot slimmer his senior year than the two years before, and his shooting was astronomically better. IT was not a good passer as a frosh (he became one by his junior year) and he wasn't the type of much hyped 5 star/burger boy frosh that defenses plan around coming in. Sometimes players just get better, see Andrews this year, or Pondexter's senior season. There's no reason to credit a frosh who was a bad passer and took bad shots for Dentmon's senior development.

    IT was a badass before he left UW. He wasn't a game changer as a freshman.

    Calling IT a bad passer who took bad shots as a freshman is some serious pressing.
    He was a first team all league player. Lots of good college guards have low FG%'s. Guys like Westbrook in the NBA have never shot great either. You are missing the big picture. IT was 2nd in the Pac 10 in FT attempts his freshman year behind James Harden.

    I agree Dentmon got better. That can't be disputed, but maybe, just maybe the game got a little easier having a guard who could get ito the key and make plays. That team would have been a lot worse without IT. IT and to a lesser extent, Venoy (I know he came in the year before) changed the program. Before them, they were nice kids. Isaiah brought a fuck you attitude that was a program changer.
    No it's not. He was absolutely a bad passer. He had a negative assist to turnover ratio. And he was either a bad shooter or he took bad shots.

    Westbrook made 45% of his shots this year. That's a big jump from the 41% that IT made as a frosh. When Westbrook was making 41% of his shots he was a bad shooter.

    I agree IT's attitude (along with Venoy) was a big benefit. I agree IT made the team better. I don't think he made Dentmon better though, not significantly.
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123
    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
    Dentmon scored basically as much as IT did with much better percentages. No IT means Dentmon's percentages go down but his scoring goes up. Defense would have definitely been better too because no IT would have meant more Pimperton. I think it would have been enough to make the tourney along with Pondexter finally emerging the last two months of the year. Definitely could be wrong on that one though.
    I might be giving IT too much credit, but Dentmon was shit before Isaiah. Isaiah was a program changer from day one especially from a mindset perspective. He had some struggles, but they were shitty the two seasons before he got there.
    Dentmon was a lot slimmer his senior year than the two years before, and his shooting was astronomically better. IT was not a good passer as a frosh (he became one by his junior year) and he wasn't the type of much hyped 5 star/burger boy frosh that defenses plan around coming in. Sometimes players just get better, see Andrews this year, or Pondexter's senior season. There's no reason to credit a frosh who was a bad passer and took bad shots for Dentmon's senior development.

    IT was a badass before he left UW. He wasn't a game changer as a freshman.

    Calling IT a bad passer who took bad shots as a freshman is some serious pressing.
    He was a first team all league player. Lots of good college guards have low FG%'s. Guys like Westbrook in the NBA have never shot great either. You are missing the big picture. IT was 2nd in the Pac 10 in FT attempts his freshman year behind James Harden.

    I agree Dentmon got better. That can't be disputed, but maybe, just maybe the game got a little easier having a guard who could get ito the key and make plays. That team would have been a lot worse without IT. IT and to a lesser extent, Venoy (I know he came in the year before) changed the program. Before them, they were nice kids. Isaiah brought a fuck you attitude that was a program changer.
    No it's not. He was absolutely a bad passer. He had a negative assist to turnover ratio. And he was either a bad shooter or he took bad shots.

    Westbrook made 45% of his shots this year. That's a big jump from the 41% that IT made as a frosh. When Westbrook was making 41% of his shots he was a bad shooter.

    I agree IT's attitude (along with Venoy) was a big benefit. I agree IT made the team better. I don't think he made Dentmon better though, not significantly.
    He made everyone better. You're hanging onto your opinion from back than. You weren't as bad as AntiDuckDawg, but you weren't a huge IT fan. He wasn't a true PG yet. That team always had 2 PG's on the floor. He got to the line at will. Collapsing defenses lead to more open shots.

    Dentmon got better, especially as a shooter, but it's foolish to pretend like IT didn't play a big part.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    dnc said:

    Roy made three tourneys and IT made three tourneys. Without an NBA all star on the roster Romar and this team are fucked. WWJC do? Make sure this team is fucked as long as Romar feels like collecting a paycheck. Thanks beeeyatch!

    Somewhat lazy analysis. The #1 seed makes the tourney without Roy and IT's frosh team make it without him. The other four years, agree.

    Irregardless, Jenn hearts Romar's 5 inches of slippery black thunder, so it's a mute poont.
    Disagree that the IT frosh team makes the tourney without him. He was our only for sure scoring threat as Brockman was a 6'6" power forward who had his shot blocked as much as it went in and Pondexter still had not come into his own. The #1 seed team I will concede.
    Dentmon scored basically as much as IT did with much better percentages. No IT means Dentmon's percentages go down but his scoring goes up. Defense would have definitely been better too because no IT would have meant more Pimperton. I think it would have been enough to make the tourney along with Pondexter finally emerging the last two months of the year. Definitely could be wrong on that one though.
    I might be giving IT too much credit, but Dentmon was shit before Isaiah. Isaiah was a program changer from day one especially from a mindset perspective. He had some struggles, but they were shitty the two seasons before he got there.
    Dentmon was a lot slimmer his senior year than the two years before, and his shooting was astronomically better. IT was not a good passer as a frosh (he became one by his junior year) and he wasn't the type of much hyped 5 star/burger boy frosh that defenses plan around coming in. Sometimes players just get better, see Andrews this year, or Pondexter's senior season. There's no reason to credit a frosh who was a bad passer and took bad shots for Dentmon's senior development.

    IT was a badass before he left UW. He wasn't a game changer as a freshman.

    Calling IT a bad passer who took bad shots as a freshman is some serious pressing.
    He was a first team all league player. Lots of good college guards have low FG%'s. Guys like Westbrook in the NBA have never shot great either. You are missing the big picture. IT was 2nd in the Pac 10 in FT attempts his freshman year behind James Harden.

    I agree Dentmon got better. That can't be disputed, but maybe, just maybe the game got a little easier having a guard who could get ito the key and make plays. That team would have been a lot worse without IT. IT and to a lesser extent, Venoy (I know he came in the year before) changed the program. Before them, they were nice kids. Isaiah brought a fuck you attitude that was a program changer.
    No it's not. He was absolutely a bad passer. He had a negative assist to turnover ratio. And he was either a bad shooter or he took bad shots.

    Westbrook made 45% of his shots this year. That's a big jump from the 41% that IT made as a frosh. When Westbrook was making 41% of his shots he was a bad shooter.

    I agree IT's attitude (along with Venoy) was a big benefit. I agree IT made the team better. I don't think he made Dentmon better though, not significantly.
    He made everyone better. You're hanging onto your opinion from back than. You weren't as bad as AntiDuckDawg, but you weren't a huge IT fan. He wasn't a true PG yet. That team always had 2 PG's on the floor. He got to the line at will. Collapsing defenses lead to more open shots.

    Dentmon got better, especially as a shooter, but it's foolish to pretend like IT didn't play a big part.
    You're right, I wasn't a huge IT fan as a frosh. Because he wasn't very good as a frosh. He improved by a ton in his time at UW (and obviously since then).
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123
    Shabazz Napier hit .429 his senior year when he won the title. Deron Williams never hit above .433 in college. Jordan Farmar shot 41% both years. in college. Were they bad shot takers too? I doubt they got to the line like IT either. IT wasn't a good shooter, streaky at best, but he always got his 12-25 points no matter what. Don't be such a stat geek to not realize the impact he was making.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    edited May 2016

    Shabazz Napier hit .429 his senior year when he won the title. Deron Williams never hit above .433 in college. Jordan Farmar shot 41% both years. in college. Were they bad shot takers too? I doubt they got to the line like IT either. IT wasn't a good shooter, streaky at best, but he always got his 12-25 points no matter what. Don't be such a stat geek to not realize the impact he was making.

    I'm using the stats to back up what I saw on the court, not the other way around. He took bad, contested shots. My opinion started with my eyes, and the stats confirmed what I saw. He made bad passes too, which is confirmed by the assist/to ratio. I won't comment on those other guys because I didn't watch their seasons closely. I did watch IT's.

    Your point about him getting to the line so much is a good one in his favor for being a major asset to the team, though. I didn't realize he was second in the conference as a frosh. Very impressive.
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123
    The offense consisted of IT getting into the lane and making something happen. He would shoot bad, contested shots. He still does. Westbrook still takes bad shots every single game. That was also part of the offense. That team had Brockman and were one of the best offensive rebounding teams in the country. Romar balls needs a guy who can get to the rim at will. Before IT they had nobody who could do that. We all know there is no half court offense.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    The offense consisted of IT getting into the lane and making something happen. He would shoot bad, contested shots. He still does. Westbrook still takes bad shots every single game. That was also part of the offense. That team had Brockman and were one of the best offensive rebounding teams in the country. Romar balls needs a guy who can get to the rim at will. Before IT they had nobody who could do that. We all know there is no half court offense.

    Hence why I think Brockman was the most important player on that team.

    IT was probably second though. I still think the team's pretty good without him and Dentmon makes a big leap as a senior without him. Obviously we'll never know.
  • Gladstone
    Gladstone Member Posts: 16,419
    Dropping the stat side of things...Frosh IT made 2008-09 the most enjoyable team I've ever watched at UW IMO. He came in and was the immediate alpha and catalyst for going from .500 to P12 champs. How could you not be a huge fan of him then? wtf dnc
  • NEsnake12
    NEsnake12 Member Posts: 3,795
    Fultz next year could end up being the closest thing to a true floor general we?'ve had since IT. But the supporting talent definitely isn't up to par to make up for Romar's shit coaching.
  • ThomasFremont
    ThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
    NEsnake12 said:

    Fultz next year could end up being the closest thing to a true floor general we?'ve had since IT. But the supporting talent definitely isn't up to par to make up for Romar's shit coaching.

    Disagree.

    Losing Murray and Chriss hurts, but a REAL coach does a LOT with the talent at Montlake. Romar might be lucky enough to fail into a tourney bid if his young talent keep developing.

    Recruiting/talent has never really been the issue. Now more than ever.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    I always got a kick out of the old, rich, white crowd that hated Venoy and IT for being "thugs" that led us to the conference title. The fight with ASU confirmed it for most of them. Romar running on the court and restraining the hood rats form curb stomping Harden and Glasser was an all time great moment in UW bball history.

    In my defense, I was always pro thug

    #FQ #BigPimpin