Blue & Gold

Following one of our early games, after watching how Nate moves, and his explosiveness, and how he can pass the ball with either hand, I wrote something along the lines of, “We have 3 future pros in X, Enrique, and Nate.” I still think he’s got an amazing upside, but his lack of aggressiveness is frustrating. I have more confidence in Nate than he does in himself. *By “future pros.” I’m not saying NBA.

+1. Nate has the physicality to contribute much more than he is. Lots of empty minutes.

I hate watching OU’s crowd have such fun at our expense 😡😡🤬

But no cancers to kick off the team this year 😪

🎯 Hankerson’s our only other player who really looks for his shot. And why has Kobe gotten more PT than Clarke? Kobe’s just a warm body.

I hope so. They need a fire lit under their seats... especially on the defensive end.

Very little PT for Clarke so far.

Was that @Zipmeister?😉

He was guarding a Bobcat down low & must've left his feet at least 4 times 🧐😭😭

Terrible call

Freeman passed 1000 career points Saw Buddy Wentz in the crowd.

Sick dunk by Tribble. Freeman's left shoulder still bothering him. Probably a tweak he's going to have to battle through the rest of the season 😕

Enrique a Top 10 Finalist for the Karl Malone Award - going to the best PF in D1 college basketball 👀🔥🔥🔥

Elmore James has an NBA body.

Ugh. I hate uncorrectable twitter typos. 😡

Indeed. Thank you, Good Doctor. Site was wonky for a few days but it seems to be back to normal now.

Does each individual coach (or at least those w/ seniority) typically scout talent and have the authority to offer a scholarship? Or do the coaches get together in the off season & have a pool of targets, some ranked higher than others? Can you give a little insight into the process?

What would you say makes for a good recruiter?