Double/double! Rooks takes another (really Big) step along his development path. It's nice to see him blossom right before our eyes.

59bear;842645126 said:

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Double/double! Rooks takes another (really Big) step along his development path. It's nice to see him blossom right before our eyes.

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Feet and hands faster today, body control much improved. Well done. Player of the game as far as exceeding expectations.

Back on track, we need to finish the season strong. It would be a HUGE disappointment to miss the tourney.

Nice game by Rooks, double double. He and King in two years will rule the P12. Just hope Cal has some wings and a PG.

59bear;842645126 said:

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Double/double! Rooks takes another (really Big) step along his development path. It's nice to see him blossom right before our eyes.

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Is he going to play offense or defense in the fall?

beelzebear;842645170 said:

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Nice game by Rooks, double double. He and King in two years will rule the P12. Just hope Cal has some wings and a PG.

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Beelzebear: Respectfully Cameron had a great game today. I would love nothing better than to include King, but he is really not showing improvement. Really has that facial expression when caught fouling, like "Me??? Your kidding.", when he is late to the play defensively and everyone in the house is wondering "when" the light is going on. He really looks like he does not understand what he is doing to get the fouls....Late, late, late....Now Rooks, on the other hand, could have been criticized of many things in the past but is actually improving his footwork, his handskills, and his BB IQ. Nice game Kameron. Wake up King...They are not a matched pair..And I really believe that King has more upside, but is not showing any clue as to what that is....JMHO

He had a good game today. Tip of the cap to him.

Okorah seems to be still in the very mechanical stage of development and hasn't yet developed those instinctive reactions we associate with "muscle memory" whereas Rooks seems to be getting there. The test, though, will be against better big men. Neither ASU nor LSJU are particularly challenging in that department.