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That sounds right. I just remember seeing him for the first time and thinking, that guy is just there to take up space and get some rebounds and then the game starts and he was just crazy good. Like those 50 year olds you sometimes run into playing pickup at the YMCA.Originally posted by IUPalum View PostBrian Theriot? That rings a bell.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostI was thinking that last night. He needs Ryan McLemore.
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Yeah, Simpson wasn't a three year starter at Prep and that's a fact. Just wait for the media **** show Edinboro will be if Jack Gallagher walks on next year.Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostAccording to Edinboro's athletics website, he was a three-year starter at Prep. Found a clip from the Erie Times that calls him a "standout" for Prep.
According to the Google, starting in 2005 Prep has won the District 10 title 9 of 15 seasons. I don't think District 10 basketball is all that strong but from a regional perspective, I'd say they're pretty good. They're not a "juggernaut" in basketball as they are in football.
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I was thinking that last night. He needs Ryan McLemore.Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostThe Erie reporter didn't do him any favors calling him a 'Top 5' guard in the PSAC.
He can play but he's not a Top 5. If he was at IUP he'd likely be the 8th or 9th guy in the rotation. He's not going to be a Brandon Norfleet type and carry a team. They need to get him some help. If him and Coleman can co-exist next year (I have my doubts) they could be a nice 1-2 punch.
That said Boro needs bigs. Cleary needs legit post players and not converted football players. Staunch and Girvin filled a role but they aren't starting types. They are good in quick spurts. He keeps finding guards every year but has really struggled landing any good post players.
If you don't have legit bigs in the West you have big problems.
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The Erie reporter didn't do him any favors calling him a 'Top 5' guard in the PSAC.Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostAccording to Edinboro's athletics website, he was a three-year starter at Prep. Found a clip from the Erie Times that calls him a "standout" for Prep.
According to the Google, starting in 2005 Prep has won the District 10 title 9 of 15 seasons. I don't think District 10 basketball is all that strong but from a regional perspective, I'd say they're pretty good. They're not a "juggernaut" in basketball as they are in football.
He can play but he's not a Top 5. If he was at IUP he'd likely be the 8th or 9th guy in the rotation. He's not going to be a Brandon Norfleet type and carry a team. They need to get him some help. If him and Coleman can co-exist next year (I have my doubts) they could be a nice 1-2 punch.
That said Boro needs bigs. Cleary needs legit post players and not converted football players. Staunch and Girvin filled a role but they aren't starting types. They are good in quick spurts. He keeps finding guards every year but has really struggled landing any good post players.
If you don't have legit bigs in the West you have big problems.
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Not sure if anyone saw it, but the IUP uniform fiasco made the overnight Sports Center.
http://www.espn.com/espnw/sports/art...wear-host-unis
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According to Edinboro's athletics website, he was a three-year starter at Prep. Found a clip from the Erie Times that calls him a "standout" for Prep.Originally posted by IUPalum View PostOver valued? The kid barely played for Prep until his senior and let's be honest, Prep isn't a basketball juggernaut!
According to the Google, starting in 2005 Prep has won the District 10 title 9 of 15 seasons. I don't think District 10 basketball is all that strong but from a regional perspective, I'd say they're pretty good. They're not a "juggernaut" in basketball as they are in football.
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Over valued? The kid barely played for Prep until his senior and let's be honest, Prep isn't a basketball juggernaut!Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostHe's overvalued because he is from Prep. Prep Derangement Syndrome in Erie is like Pitt football delusions.
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IUP is in a great spot. All they have to do is keep winning and they stay home -- conference tournament and regional. That takes a lot of pressure off the equipment manager.
Any thoughts who you'd rather play next Wednesday -- Gannon or UPJ ?
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He's overvalued because he is from Prep. Prep Derangement Syndrome in Erie is like Pitt football delusions.Originally posted by IUPalum View PostSimpson is lucky Edinboro took him on as a walk on. No schools even looked at him and the top teams still wouldn't!
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My favorite part was him talking trash with a minute left in the game to IUP's walk-ons. He's losing by 35 at home to a team wearing Edinboro uniforms. Not much to talk about.Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostA decade ago, the coach would absolutely destroy that kid's ego until he conforms to the needs of his new team. Now you can't do that because he'll transfer.
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Simpson is lucky Edinboro took him on as a walk on. No schools even looked at him and the top teams still wouldn't!Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostA decade ago, the coach would absolutely destroy that kid's ego until he conforms to the needs of his new team. Now you can't do that because he'll transfer.
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A decade ago, the coach would absolutely destroy that kid's ego until he conforms to the needs of his new team. Now you can't do that because he'll transfer.Originally posted by IUPalum View PostCorrect!
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