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Local product (Marion Center, 3A) Kam Rozier has committed to IUP. He averaged 18.3 ppg as a senior and was their best player there for the last three seasons. He’s 6’4” with a good frame and can play anywhere on the floor. He is, however, a product of the Heritage Conference where he didn’t see the best competition night in and night out. I give Joe credit for signing a local kid, although this is a pretty big step up in class.
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The Pittsburgh Trib is reporting that former IUP head coach Tom Beck has died at 93.
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Appears to be headed directly to the crash site.Originally posted by IUPalum View Post
Weird things going on in Indiana.
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Per Twitter (his), Ralphie Blundo has signed with Westminster.
I didn't even know he was in the Portal.
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I think you're part right, part wrong! He's definitely not a post player but maybe he is a shooting guard. Fact is, he's way to soft to play around the rim. He doesn't get dirty baskets and he certainly doesn't get any 50-50 rebounds. Shooting guard, maybe on the offensive end but heck no on the defensive end. He couldn't even guard the opposing teams slowest players. This kid has no business playing high level D2. Now D3, that's a different story.Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
I don't think - looking back - Joe knew what to do with him.
Like we've seen so often, Joe tries to create post players out of players who aren't post players.
Grove certainly looks the part of a small forward but his game isn't under the basket. You have to get dirty to play underneath and that's not his game.
He's basically a 6'8" shooting guard, but that didn't work in IUP's offense.
Because IUP has really struggled to recruit post players,
Grove was by default essentially forced to play down there. You could see how uncomfortable he was in that role.
I actually think he'd be a great fit in a "system" offense.
When Joe didn't play him at all in the Sweet 16 (and IUP almost beat Gannon) ... well, that was that. This was inevitable.
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There are a lot of tall guys who seem to think they are three-point shooters now. Some of them actually can shoot them, some can't. Some guys don't seem to realize they could actually have a good career by being a tough banger and rebounder under the boards. That's becoming a lost art. How often do you see a guy average double-digit rebounds a game these days — usually not too often.Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
I don't think - looking back - Joe knew what to do with him.
Like we've seen so often, Joe tries to create post players out of players who aren't post players.
Grove certainly looks the part of a small forward but his game isn't under the basket. You have to get dirty to play underneath and that's not his game.
He's basically a 6'8" shooting guard, but that didn't work in IUP's offense.
Because IUP has really struggled to recruit post players,
Grove was by default essentially forced to play down there. You could see how uncomfortable he was in that role.
I actually think he'd be a great fit in a "system" offense.
When Joe didn't play him at all in the Sweet 16 (and IUP almost beat Gannon) ... well, that was that. This was inevitable.
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Originally posted by IUPalum View Post
Walsh obviously didn't watch film on him to see how soft he is.
I don't think - looking back - Joe knew what to do with him.
Like we've seen so often, Joe tries to create post players out of players who aren't post players.
Grove certainly looks the part of a small forward but his game isn't under the basket. You have to get dirty to play underneath and that's not his game.
He's basically a 6'8" shooting guard, but that didn't work in IUP's offense.
Because IUP has really struggled to recruit post players,
Grove was by default essentially forced to play down there. You could see how uncomfortable he was in that role.
I actually think he'd be a great fit in a "system" offense.
When Joe didn't play him at all in the Sweet 16 (and IUP almost beat Gannon) ... well, that was that. This was inevitable.
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He couldn't handle the PSAC so im not sure how he'll fare in the GMAC. Plus Walsh was real good last year and bringing back a lot of the contributors.Originally posted by blackhawkdown View PostGrove has also found a home
Gonna be an interesting fall!!
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Going from Mr. Intensity Andy Toole to Joe Ball will be quite an adjustment.
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