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Topic: How good is Marcus Lee going to be?
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catmandoo
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posted 04-06-2014 09:57 PM
He just looks like a freak of nature and if he works on his shooting and footwork he could be really special. What do you think?
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WildcatFanatic
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posted 04-06-2014 11:09 PM
I think the potential is there and hope it happens for him. It's unbelievable how high he gets above the rim! Glad to see him getting some playing time.
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catmandoo
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posted 04-07-2014 09:40 AM
WF, I really think he will be a NBA player and is going to be a lot better than most of us realize.
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WildcatFanatic
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posted 04-07-2014 10:43 AM
After seeing his improvement over one season I'd have to agree. He is extremely agile and quick.
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Bama Cat
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posted 04-07-2014 11:15 AM
I'm glad people are starting to realize that he is good and will get better. I never believed he couldn't play defense was the reason he didn't play. Cal even said it in the locker room after his 4 dunk game. He stated the reason he never got to play was Willie was better and Dakari was better. But when one went down he had to move him into the rotation. And he even stated he was good enough to play. The 7 man rotation sure leaves some good guys by the wayside. We can only imagine what some of our games might have looked like if we had a 10 man rotation.
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Trey Ball
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posted 04-07-2014 12:42 PM
JMO, but I would not want a 10 player rotation. I've always felt that a rotation of 7-8 was idea with players 7-8 maybe playing no more than 10 minutes per game.
Other than the 1996 Championship team I can't think of many teams that have been good playing 10 players consistently.
The job of your "deep" bench is to be ready in case you are needed just like Marcus Lee was ready when needed.
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Old Norm
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posted 04-07-2014 02:32 PM
Besides all that, Marcus was sick early in the season, and lost several pounds. It took him a couple of months to gain the weight back. That according to an interview with him that I read.
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handycat
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posted 04-07-2014 06:26 PM
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JMO, but I would not want a 10 player rotation. I've always felt that a rotation of 7-8 was idea with players 7-8 maybe playing no more than 10 minutes per game.
I completely agree with that and have said so in past posts. A nine or ten man rotation lets no one get in the flow of the game.
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