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Post by graingermater23 on Aug 19, 2020 13:03:16 GMT -5
Vescovi, 2022-2023. 22 PPG, 11 APG, making Pete Maravich passes left and right.
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Post by atlscribe on Aug 19, 2020 13:35:24 GMT -5
I can confirm this is, in fact, a simple thought with the potential for future excitement.
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Post by pdlglm on Aug 19, 2020 13:37:04 GMT -5
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Post by atlscribe on Aug 19, 2020 14:16:58 GMT -5
Who says young people aren't excited by baseball? |
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Post by pdlglm on Aug 19, 2020 15:11:22 GMT -5
Who says young people aren't excited by baseball? and cotton candy |
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Post by awinatl on Aug 20, 2020 6:41:45 GMT -5
Vescovi, 2022-2023. 22 PPG, 11 APG, making Pete Maravich passes left and right. Damn !!!! He’s going to the G-league ?!?!? :-) because college PGs don’t put up numbers like that but once every 5 years. He would account for 2/3 of our scoring with numbers like that |
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Post by glenstorm on Aug 20, 2020 10:28:41 GMT -5
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Post by graingermater23 on Aug 20, 2020 11:34:26 GMT -5
I think SV is going to be an absolutely dominant offensive college player by his senior year. 22 and 11 could be a stretch but even 18 and 8 would be such an asset. I don’t think he’ll ever play in the NBA because of his physical limitations, but he’ll have a great career in Europe. Jmo |
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Post by knoxkid on Aug 20, 2020 12:42:55 GMT -5
I think SV is going to be an absolutely dominant offensive college player by his senior year. 22 and 11 could be a stretch but even 18 and 8 would be such an asset. I don’t think he’ll ever play in the NBA because of his physical limitations, but he’ll have a great career in Europe. Jmo I actually think he'll be in the NBA and it'll be before his senior year. 6'3 isn't a bad height for a PG and I don't think he's as physically limited as people say. Once his release gets quicker and he gets used to playing against SEC caliber athletes, he'll adapt and cut down the turnovers. Could be a Steve Nash type. I also think Luka and Harden have proven that you don't have to be the fastest or highest jumper to be and elite scorer/facilitator. You just have to perfect your technique. |
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Post by cherokee04 on Aug 20, 2020 14:41:58 GMT -5
I think SV is going to be an absolutely dominant offensive college player by his senior year. 22 and 11 could be a stretch but even 18 and 8 would be such an asset. I don’t think he’ll ever play in the NBA because of his physical limitations, but he’ll have a great career in Europe. Jmo I actually think he'll be in the NBA and it'll be before his senior year. 6'3 isn't a bad height for a PG and I don't think he's as physically limited as people say. Once his release gets quicker and he gets used to playing against SEC caliber athletes, he'll adapt and cut down the turnovers. Could be a Steve Nash type. I also think Luka and Harden have proven that you don't have to be the fastest or highest jumper to be and elite scorer/facilitator. You just have to perfect your technique. I agree with this - it's up to Vescovi to make that improvement, but it's not out of the question. You can "play" fast by being very savvy, without being the quickest cat on the court. But yeah, he's really got to shore up the turnovers this season. |
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Post by pdlglm on Aug 20, 2020 15:47:40 GMT -5
I actually think he'll be in the NBA and it'll be before his senior year. 6'3 isn't a bad height for a PG and I don't think he's as physically limited as people say. Once his release gets quicker and he gets used to playing against SEC caliber athletes, he'll adapt and cut down the turnovers. Could be a Steve Nash type. I also think Luka and Harden have proven that you don't have to be the fastest or highest jumper to be and elite scorer/facilitator. You just have to perfect your technique. I agree with this - it's up to Vescovi to make that improvement, but it's not out of the question. You can "play" fast by being very savvy, without being the quickest cat on the court. But yeah, he's really got to shore up the turnovers this season. I think the turnovers were a product of how quickly he was thrown into the fire. Never played NCAA hoops, comes right into conference play, doesn't know any of his teammates, oh here, why don't you pay 30 minutes a game at the point? His turnovers dropped from .1358 per minute through his first ten games to 0.1058 his last nine. That is still too high but I think it will look a little different next season. He played 265 minutes during the last nine games of last season. By comparison, Jordan Bone played 165 minutes over the last 9 of his freshman year. |
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Post by graingermater23 on Aug 20, 2020 16:41:49 GMT -5
[/quote]I agree with this - it's up to Vescovi to make that improvement, but it's not out of the question. You can "play" fast by being very savvy, without being the quickest cat on the court.
But yeah, he's really got to shore up the turnovers this season. [/quote]
No doubt he can be effective on offense, I just don’t know if he can guard NBA guards. Hope he proves me wrong! Regardless, he’s going to be dominant once he cuts down the turnovers, which he will this year I’m sure.
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