Palmquist to Elon
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Best of luck Oskar, thanks for all the hard work you put in at RU!
Best of luck to Oskar.
Elon was 8-24 in the Colonial Athletic Assn last season. Former FDU coach Greg Herenda is an assistant there.
Elon was 8-24 in the Colonial Athletic Assn last season. Former FDU coach Greg Herenda is an assistant there.
A perfect landing spot for Oskar. Herenda and Pikiell are friends. I'm sure Pike helped steer Oskar to Elon.
Good for him. He (and Reiber and Miller) are all class acts and I wish them all the best!
Elon wasn’t a good team last year so hopefully Oskar gets some significant playing time. Furthermore hope Elon travels to West Long Branch again to see Oskar drain some 3s.
Best of luck to him! Seems like a perfect spot for him to showcase his skills for potential future opportunities in Europe.
Good luck to Oskar at Elon. He was always a good teammate.
Best of Luck,
Groz
Best of Luck,
Groz
I'm confused... What's the purpose for a post like this in this thread? Oskar always seemed like a good guy to me, unless I missed some reason that we shouldn't be happy for him.
It’s Elon Musk, it’s a joke. Nothing to do with anything about Oskar
Who knew it was posted as a joke, or was I supposed to know it had nothing to d with Oskar ???
Oh. I took the intent of the post to be the gestures being made, rather than who was making them. Sorry if I misunderstood.
well that one went over my head and it was a good one.
I just didn't get it, but should have.
Prepare for the board meltdown when he pours in 30 against Duke in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
I assume you are using hyperbole to make a point.
Because... even if Palmquist were a 50% shooter from 3, which he is not, the mathematical odds of going 10 for 10 are about a thousand to one. (.5^10)
But yeah, I am saying there's a chance.
One of those advanced analytics coaches told me that corner threes are less efficient than other three-point attempts because they lead to fewer OREB on misses than other three-point attempts.
That is very interesting, though I guess it depends on what percentage you are making it. Halfway through last year, Yuta Wantanbe was hitting them at almost a 70% rate for the Nets. It was crazy.
That is insane. Good for him.
I wonder how many of his misses resulted in an OREB. I keep telling myself to chart that stat when I cover games but invariably I forget.
