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Are you LFBall?.......lolWe should play Shayle Keating more.
Are you LFBall?.......lol
He got some minutes in some early games and did not look that bad. He looks like a great teammate on the bench one of the first to congratulate the team during time outs etc.
What happened to LFBall?
Lavar moved to the West Coast and raised his kids. I think Sheridan also went with him.
What I'm curious about is if in practice he competes at a close-to-equal level with Duke and Myles or if he seems not to belong.
He should be playing backup pg before Souf. Imagine, a 6'10 PG.
Piscataway, Pikiell must see promise in Nathan. I am sure he is highly coachable and Pikiell sees him developing into a stretch four. He had Ivy League offers I believe.Pikiell said at the CC meeting on Monday night there's a good chance Nathan will be red-shirted next season.
I think he's a potential 5-10 minute a game contributor as an upperclassman. I like the idea of redshirting him. He has some skills and pretty good athleticism.Yes he did have a couple of Ivy offers. One game this year he got 5 rebounds in the last 2 minutes. Coach spoke highly of him and his contributions to the team. He has stated that Luke might have a future if he keeps working within a couple of years. He just might be red shirted next season. He seems like a great kid.
Toni Kukoc?He should be playing backup pg before Souf. Imagine, a 6'10 PG.
Piscataway, Pikiell must see promise in Nathan. I am sure he is highly coachable and Pikiell sees him developing into a stretch four. He had Ivy League offers I believe.
The scouting report I got from someone close to his HS program is he needed to get a lot stronger to compete against other bigs. He supposedly has a decent short jumper and is very coachable but raw and still adjusting to being 6'10" if that makes sense.
He is a HUGE asset to the team, its been literally decades that we can use a scout team front court guy over 6'5, really helps prepping for games. I like that he will redshirt next season, I can see him being very useful in a couple of seasons being the guy that can play 2-3 minutes a game when for example your starting and backup centers got three fouls right before halftime and you need a guy just to fill in quality minutes to keep the others from fouling out.
The same rules apply (five years to play four) for scholarship and non-scholarship athletes.Is he a huge asset if he is not playing more than 3 minutes a game? As a kid being redshirtted, does that mean he is now a scholarship player?
Nathan brings a great attitude every game.
He's a huge asset if he never plays. To run a practice with a full scout team pays dividends.Is he a huge asset if he is not playing more than 3 minutes a game? As a kid being redshirtted, does that mean he is now a scholarship player?
Nathan brings a great attitude every game.
Even better if your starters and bench players can both play with near same level of skill.He's a huge asset if he never plays. To run a practice with a full scout team pays dividends.
Piscataway, Pikiell must see promise in Nathan. I am sure he is highly coachable and Pikiell sees him developing into a stretch four. He had Ivy League offers I believe.
The scouting report I got from someone close to his HS program is he needed to get a lot stronger to compete against other bigs. He supposedly has a decent short jumper and is very coachable but raw and still adjusting to being 6'10" if that makes sense.
If he starts playing over scholarship players then what does that say about the kinds of players are coaches deem scholarship-worthy?