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Blocked a scholly, sounds like a perfect win for Joe and IUP!!! Joe worked that to a tee!!! Game, set and match!!! -
I don't care if he came from Pluto. He's here now. Thankfully.Originally posted by IUPalum View PostLeave a comment:
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I was very impressed with evan in high school. Just needs to get stronger like will did. Like u said more guards coming in that may be decent (wink).?????
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Many have the same question. If there is a bright side, it gives 2 months notice of the need for a replacement as wl has 0 seniors on the team. But it is late in the recruiting cycle to find the 6-10 Serb with 4.2 GPA who shoots threes and runs cross country when he is not power lifting.Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostLeave a comment:
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Odd thing is ... look at today's date. Why not just finish it out?Leave a comment:
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Wow--interesting numbers, Ditrybird. Thanks for doing the legwork. You're right that it seemed he always came up big in the biggest moments at Wheeling which probably gave off a kind of mystique to his game.
And you're right that the minutes played was likely affecting his production at WLU a bit.
IUPbig's point about the presence of Highsmith and Moseh can't be understated either. Defenses had to pay so much attention to those guys that Boswell had a lot of room to work (perhaps especially at big moments when coaches would game plan for Highsmith and Moseh). All of that likely gave the impression of a bigger impact than the numbers completely bear out.
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Don't get me wrong I'd take him ... but it wouldn't be in a role he'd like. Next year he'd probably be the 8th or 9th man and I doubt he'd want that as a senior. Joe also won't take a one-year guy unless he's going to be a Day 1 starter.Originally posted by Scrub View Post
Not every player is going to fit in to the WL system. When he thrived as a sophmore he was in an offense more like a PSAC system. Teams had to pay so much attention to Highsmith and Moseh that he was able to really play that sniper role well.
All logic points to a reunion with Sancomb. I don't think he'd start there next year, either, but he'd get solid minutes. Danny is real close to being a real good team. The West is going to be incredible next year.
Not going to comment on Mo Burns. But I'll say there's a reason it didn't work for her at IUP. My guess would be the same reason is surfacing at Cal.Leave a comment:
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I get what you mean, IUPbig. Boswell doesn't necessarily profile as the kind of player that either an IUP or WLU would usually target.
But as TimberTopper said above, you can't question the kid's heart and effort. He gave 100% effort in every minute he played this year. But he just never seemed to sync up with what WLU was doing. I remember him being a 3-point assassin at Wheeling, and that aspect of his game never materialized at WLU. He's certainly fearless attacking the rim, but we can get that from McKInney & Robinson as well.
And if Seton Hill wants to send along any other McKinney's we'll accept them with open arms!
I'd look for Boswell to suit up as a Vulcan next year. Here's hoping his transition to Cal follows the Pegram model rather than the Mo Burns model!Leave a comment:
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