Is the Admiral our Next Maymon?

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#2
Good read, thanks. Nice to hear he is embracing the idea of dropping the weight. If he can drop to about 230-235, that'd be huge for his stamina, running the floor and getting lift on jumpers.
 
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#3
I watched Admiral play in a Rocky top League game, (and even thou I know those games don't mean a lot) I was impressed with how quick he was for his size. Some of the other rookies looked like they also had some potential. I feel we will more competitive than a lot of people think. Hopefully it will bode well for the future.
 
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#4
Interesting article and I think Schofield will be a big help at both the sf and pf spots.
 
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#5
Schofield is really interesting. I'm really excited to see how he develops.
 
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#6
Any positive basketball news is welcome!!

I can't wait to be competitive again.
 
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CAVol said:
Schofield is really interesting. I'm really excited to see how he develops.
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If he could develop that low post strength that Maymon had he could be a valuable 4/5 swing.
Has a nice pull up mid range game for a big kid.
 
#10
#10
I don't know if Admiral will ever be a star player, but I do know that he will play his butt off and make the team better. He is a prototype glue guy. He is very well rounded and can do a little of everything on the floor. He will be like a Lenzelle Smith type. Who, you ask. lol He was a three year starter for Ohio St a couple years ago, when they were making deep runs with those very talented teams. He was the guy that was always on the court making the little plays for a very successful team. They both went to the same high school, and share some of the same traits. He should be a player to watch develop over the next year or two.
 
#12
#12
Good article, thanks for sharing.

EDIT: NO wonder. I knew this was an old read. 3 month old topic smh lol
 
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