For you Armani fans who want "Moore"

[Dallasbowlin]

See what I did there? No well ok

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dWaEEQVq2WI

 

[DL916]

I didn't know that's what he looked like or sounded like. Sounds like a rapper.

 

[DeepSpringsVol]

I didn't know that's what he looked like or sounded like. Sounds like a rapper.

He actually besides being from New York if I'm not mistaken. Kind of resembles Bernard King when he was a young backstop. Apearance only lol not game unfortunately.

 

[bleedingTNorange]

He actually besides being from New York if I'm not mistaken. Kind of resembles Bernard King when he was a young backstop. Apearance only lol not game unfortunately.

Georgia

 

[DeepSpringsVol]

Georgia

Ok cool. But lol at myself and autocorrect made buckaroo backstop.

 

[volfan5589]

the bird is greater than or equal to the word

 

[jknox33]

Seems like Armani is embracing the thought of playing out of position (more than likely at the 4). If he can consistently knock down his jumper from 15-20 feet, he'll be a nightmare to guard on offense since slashing is already in his arsenal. The zone help D will likely get him several of his signature highlight blocks. I do, though, worry about us playing significantly bigger front courts (ie, Kentucky).

 

[DeepSpringsVol]

His play is like Stanley Asumnu. High energy guy with a ton of athleticism, good kid but not best offensive players.

 

[Dallasbowlin]

Seems like Armani is embracing the thought of playing out of position (more than likely at the 4). If he can consistently knock down his jumper from 15-20 feet, he'll be a nightmare to guard on offense since slashing is already in his arsenal. The zone help D will likely get him several of his signature highlight blocks. I do, though, worry about us playing significantly bigger front courts (ie, Kentucky).

I would love to see armani swat a Harrison's twin three and it smacks cal right in the face

 

[vols 30]

His play is like Stanley Asumnu. High energy guy with a ton of athleticism, good kid but not best offensive players.

Good comparison. Stanley got a little better each year, so hopefully , Armani follows the same path.

 

[BadJerry20]

I didn't know that's what he looked like or sounded like. Sounds like a rapper.

How did you not know what he looks like?

 

[Stoked]

How did you not know what he looks like?

Lmao for real

 

[cncchris33]

Good comparison. Stanley got a little better each year, so hopefully , Armani follows the same path.

Athletically, they are nearly identical, but AM seems to have a more advanced offensive game than Asumnu (which may be an indictment of Asumnu as much as a compliment to Moore). Moore seems to be a slightly better, more active perhaps, rebounder too.

You're both right though, pretty good comparison.

 

[jknox33]

Good comparison. Stanley got a little better each year, so hopefully , Armani follows the same path.

I think Stanley had the edge on athleticism. However, I really believe Armani has a higher offensive ceiling than what we've seen. I believe Pdogg mentioned seeing Armani in practice raining down 3's like nothing. The mental aspect is everything and with him taking on a leadership role, I think he may flourish on the offensive end with added confidence.

 

[HBCButch]

Georgia

Yeah, private school in Cobb Co. What I'm surprised about is he was'nt part of the 'Tyndall purge' or reorganization. I dont necessarily blame him. If I'm to fail it'll be with what I created.

 

[jknox33]

Yeah, private school in Cobb Co. What I'm surprised about is he was'nt part of the 'Tyndall purge' or reorganization. I dont necessarily blame him. If I'm to fail it'll be with what I created.

Tyndall wanted him pretty badly out of high school. Can't blame Armani though because UT was his best offer. I believe I heard Armani's high school coach on the radio after Tyndall was hired saying Armani will thrive in this system because he's built for it. Apparently they are a good match for each other.