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Sorry to the UNC fans (Tony), but I loved this game! Hansborough just showed what he will do when he gets to the pros - he will probably be measured at 6'7" or something and will get his head handed to him on a regular basis. I didn't realize how bad his defense is for a big man.
On another note, Wayne Ellington has got to be the best shooter with his feet out of whack that I've ever seen. How is feet are set just don't matter to him.
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Hansborough has got a big dose of the "wants", unlike about 80% of the pretty boys in the NBE who can't do a damn thing other than dunk the ball. You know, the ones that worry more about styling than playing. |
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The big man who got completely outplayed today was Love from UCLA...Dorsey manhandled him. And that dunk that Douglas-Roberts put down in Love's face was spectacular! |
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I think Hansborough will have a very mediocre career in the NBA. He won't be an inside presence at all against the big, strong pros and he is very weak from the outside.
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17 points, 9 boards, 2 assists and 3 to's. I think there are several NBA squads that would take that. Like someone else said, UNC got outplayed at the guard spot. Also, KS was running several big men with fresh legs in there. By all means, I and not jocking Hansboro but don't dis the guy for being good. What will his NBA career be like??? We might have to wait another year. Maybe that's why he has stayed because he already knows. He did draw 4 PC and TC fouls, 2 of which looked like he duped the officials. Also, he's 6'9" which is just fine for PF on the NBA. I think teams would love to have his heart and hope it would be contagious.
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That said, he works hard and has the "want to" that will land him a roster spot for a long time. If he proves to be a consistent, long-term, productive starter for a team, I'll admit my mistake, but I just don't see it. |
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Oh, and I'll add the thing that disappointed me most about him last night (especially since I needed UNC to win for me to win my bracket pool for pride): he was terrible passing out of double-teams. It's the one place he could have made the biggest impact last night, and instead he constantly tried to force the score through doubles rather than finding the open man.
All that said, he was far from the problem for UNC in the first 15 minutes of that game - the guards had no ability to attack Kansas's pressure and create decent offensive opportunities for anyone. It was a purely amazing 15 minutes of basketball by Bill Self's team. |
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Yes, he does have a lot of desire...but so did Brian Cardinal. To compare him to Dennis Rodman would be an error in my opinion. Rodman was at least athletic to go along with his desire (to rebound the basketball).
Kansas was mildly successful against him because the primary defender stood straight up and a help defender bothered his shot. Some other times they forgot what to do and the primary defender didn't resist the temptation to make contact with him. 90%, at least, of his game depends on the defender making contact. He shot a fewer free throws than he is used to as a result. I'm not saying he was the reason UNC lost, but he sure didn't look like POY material. Who are the big men for Kansas again? I hope we know enough about basketball to realize he may have won POY, but he is not a Michael Beasley type talent. I've seen this before. When Jamison won POY at UNC I was wondering, "Doesn't everyone realize Vince Carter is a better player?" Regardless, another year where one of the two teams that routinely get the most talent will not win the championship.
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