SEC's Smallest Power Forward

[SeniorDrill]

Armani Moore is the SEC's smallest power forward. When asked, even if it means out-dueling players 30-40 pounds heavier and six to eight inches taller? “Over the years, I’ve played several different positions. So this isn’t new to me. It’s all about whatever I can do to help my team win. Whatever they need me to do, I’m willing to do it.”
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[VolBricks]

I like how hard this team plays and how unselfish they are.

GBO!

 

[Special Ed]

It's not the size of the dog in the fight...

(you know the rest.)

 

[wtorange]

smallest since Dane. Its amazing how similar Donnie is to Bruce when it comes to finding places for personnel. It just means those guys can coach.

 

[OrangeDonkey]

Remember when Cuonzo tried him at PG?

Just goes to show how versatile he is.

 

[JabbyCuz]

i like how hard this team plays and how unselfish they are.

Gbo!

i agree! I love them!

 

[Chi-town-Vol]

8 inches taller? How many 7' - 1" power forwards are in the SEC?

 

[livefaith]

8 inches taller? How many 7' - 1" power forwards are in the SEC?

Exactly what I was thinking. We were talking about his size at the game Sat. Armani is nowhere near 6'3". He looked almost exactly like JR when they were out there side by side. Legit 6-5 and maybe more. May have grown a little since HS? He's just built like an outside linebacker. Love watching him play with intensity and skill.

 

[iKrager]

Remember when Cuonzo tried him at PG?

Just goes to show how versatile he is.

The announcers don't let us forget..

 

[SeniorDrill]

i agree! I love them!

Jabby, I have the opinion that Jabari has that same type of grit. Am I right? Can't imagine how good this team would be with Jabari at the 5. I think he could play there.

 

[SeniorDrill]

8 inches taller? How many 7' - 1" power forwards are in the SEC?

The writer is going on his assumption that Armani is 6'3". He is probably a legit 6'4". Under the basket, as he mentioned, he also goes against the centers.

 

[rickyb712]

best power forward ever 6' 2"- Sir Charles Barkley

 

[kyvol98]

The announcers don't let us forget..

Gee, really? I have never heard it mentioned.
BTW, how many players do we have on scholarship??? :crazy:

 

[colvol]

best power forward ever 6' 2"- Sir Charles Barkley

He was probably more around 6'6

 

[zjcvols]

I love Armani and he's not tall. , but he has incredible leaping ability, 6'5, and 225 lbs. He's not a midget.

Sometimes he has the mismatch against bulkier slower forwards.

 

[Special Ed]

He was probably more around 6'6

Yes, that's sounds right.
And, due to his girth, he was called "The Round Mound of Rebound" and "The Crisco Kid" by the media.

 

[Go Fight Win]

Exactly what I was thinking. We were talking about his size at the game Sat. Armani is nowhere near 6'3". He looked almost exactly like JR when they were out there side by side. Legit 6-5 and maybe more. May have grown a little since HS? He's just built like an outside linebacker. Love watching him play with intensity and skill.

Armani is no taller than 6'4", I see him daily

 

[walkenvol]

best power forward ever 6' 2"- Sir Charles Barkley

6'-4 3/4" at NBA combine in socks...I remember Auburn listing him as 6'-10".

 

[walkenvol]

As AM didn't red shirt and doesn't have a future in the NBA, what's his chances of contributing to the football program after next season? I'd like to see him go to spring practice and see if he can find his way onto the field in 2017.

 

[iKrager]

As AM didn't red shirt and doesn't have a future in the NBA, what's his chances of contributing to the football program after next season? I'd like to see him go to spring practice and see if he can find his way onto the field in 2017.

Armani will develop even more in the summer. His shooting and dribbling will get even better. He will have a career in Europe if he never tries out football.

 

[Special Ed]

6'-4 3/4" at NBA combine in socks...I remember Auburn listing him as 6'-10".

That's why no one hires a math major from Auburn.