ESPN article on PLNU's Hommes

[tsull]

Subscription only article, but the first few paragraphs you can read and the highlight reel is impressive. Former WWU player, most likely top D2 player on the West Coast this year:

http://www.espn.com/nba/insider/stor...teams-watching

[MrGNAC]

Re: ESPN article on PLNU's Hommes

Subscription only article, but the first few paragraphs you can read and the highlight reel is impressive. Former WWU player, most likely top D2 player on the West Coast this year:

http://www.espn.com/nba/insider/stor...teams-watching

Talented player that the GNAC will miss.

[CWU Wildcat Nation]

Re: ESPN article on PLNU's Hommes

https://fox5sandiego.com/2018/11/30/...-nba-prospect/

Another related article.

[tsull]

Re: ESPN article on PLNU's Hommes

https://fox5sandiego.com/2018/11/30/...-nba-prospect/

Another related article.

At the NNU-WWU game last year, I think he netted 7 of 10 3's, or something like that. Most were from way downtown. His size is a huge advantage, and should get him a strong pro look. Looks like his ball handling has improved, too.

Goes against the theory of our D2-hater guy (who has mysteriously disappeared), who thinks no one at this level can play ball.

[MJGOAT]

[MrGNAC]

Re: ESPN article on PLNU's Hommes

Players have different development curves. Daulton's was affected by serious knee injuries which limited his exposure. He grew up in a fairly rural area that doesn't receive a ton of exposure outside of the region. I am excited to see Tony Miller in the Big Sky. I don't think anyone has ever questioned his talent and I think he can make an impact at that level. Nothing but love as far as I am concerned.

[tsull]

Re: ESPN article on PLNU's Hommes

Uh, I predicted Hommes would light it up at Point Loma as did everyone else. Quit making sh-t up to fit your agenda.