mnhouse Posted March 23, 2004 Report Posted March 23, 2004 we all know this kid can play. But, can he play bigger than what he is at 150 lbs.? Bubba Walther Senior G 6'3" 155 lbs. Season Totals Scoring Stats Pts Avg FG FGA FG% 3FG 3FGA 3FG% FT FTA FT% Season Totals: 257 14.3 92 192 47 34 96 35 39 48 81 got thoughts? Quote
I_Miss_You_Trey_71603 Posted March 23, 2004 Report Posted March 23, 2004 I know someone who reminds me of Bubba in size that is. Bryan Hipsher..weighs 175 at 6'4 who averages 17.5 points..7 rebounds 5.1 assists and 3 steals per game in high school. Hopefully Bubba will bulk up or something and can play D1 basketball with the rest. He is smaller than Bryan and..well...he hasn't done the best this year, but I guess we won't find out until this coming season. Quote
Z.I.P. Posted March 24, 2004 Report Posted March 24, 2004 Can someone out there please recheck and confirm the description of Bubba? I have NEVER seen anything mentioning that he is only a hundred and fifty-five pounds. In his photos he certainly doesn't look like that. If he were, it would be obvious. I'm dubious about that info. Also -- it would appear that the senior stats for Hanson and Walther both are behind their junior stats. Didn't both average about 17-18 ppg as juniors? And Walther's 3p-point shooting went down to <35% from 40%+? What the Hell gives?? I'm sure the (remaining) coaches must be asking the same questions. BTW -- who the heck ARE our coaches? Do we still have the same ass'ts?? Will KD name new staff members? When?? Quote
mnhouse Posted March 24, 2004 Author Report Posted March 24, 2004 the height and weight are botth ocrrect for walther. you can find them just about anywhere listing him between 150-155. doesn't that suck.... the 2nd coming of B-Hip?!?!?! Quote
zipper Posted March 24, 2004 Report Posted March 24, 2004 As I understand it, the kid can shoot the lights out. Dru's not too big, either, but get him open and.... Quote
GoZips Posted March 24, 2004 Report Posted March 24, 2004 Bubba Walther is NOT a re-incarnation of Brian Hipsher. Bubba possess the quicks. Something Brian only knows about from everyone blowing past him. Bubba scores off the dribble. Can Brian dribble? Bubba knows how to penetrate the lane and draw fouls. Brian would say ..."who? me?" Bubba is a take charge, "give me the damned ball" kind of guy in the clutch. Brian can't even drive with a clutch. While I admit that I am a bit concerned that Bubba never even made Honorable Mention for state honors, what I did see of him first hand convinces me that Bubba can play the game. Bubba needs a good training regimen both in the weight room and at the dinner table. Let's look at Bubba as the possible second coming of Joltin' Joe and not Cryin Brian. Quote
Guest Guest_I_Miss_You_Trey_71603 Posted March 24, 2004 Report Posted March 24, 2004 I am talking about in size range. They were both good in high school...both tall and lanky I just hope that Bubba can be better in college. No offense to Bryan. Quote
Captain Kangaroo Posted March 24, 2004 Report Posted March 24, 2004 Bubba Walther is NOT a re-incarnation of Brian Hipsher. Bubba possess the quicks. Something Brian only knows about from everyone blowing past him. Bubba scores off the dribble. Can Brian dribble? Bubba knows how to penetrate the lane and draw fouls. Brian would say ..."who? me?" Bubba is a take charge, "give me the damned ball" kind of guy in the clutch. Brian can't even drive with a clutch. While I admit that I am a bit concerned that Bubba never even made Honorable Mention for state honors, what I did see of him first hand convinces me that Bubba can play the game. Bubba needs a good training regimen both in the weight room and at the dinner table. Let's look at Bubba as the possible second coming of Joltin' Joe and not Cryin Brian. Beautiful post. Quote
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