Oakbear said:

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three point percent not good?? in today's game, three point shooting should be 35%, preferably more

last playoff game 2/7 .. playoffs are when guys have to step up their game

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RedlessWardrobe said:

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As usual small sample size in the video. One thing I noticed is when he drives to the hoop, even when he goes left he comes back exclusively to the right hand. Another thing that the coaching staff should work with him on.

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sluggo said:

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RedlessWardrobe said:

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As usual small sample size in the video. One thing I noticed is when he drives to the hoop, even when he goes left he comes back exclusively to the right hand. Another thing that the coaching staff should work with him on.

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I noticed that too. Which is one of many reasons he reminds me of Kuany. It was a Fox signature to have players who could only use their right hand. Perhaps he can become a defensive stopper and shoot the ball less.

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HoopDreams said:

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He does have the same long lean body as KK, but looks to have higher upside.

Kuany shot only 35% and 30% from 3 in his senior year at Cal (vs BJ as a soph, although KK played in a much tougher conference)

BJ's handle looks better than KK too

Kuany was the player I hoped would stay at Cal due to his defense, offensive potential that he didn't quite live up to his potential but was close, and because he looked like a great team guy

Anyway, looks like a good addition

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sluggo said:

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HoopDreams said:

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He does have the same long lean body as KK, but looks to have higher upside.

Kuany shot only 35% and 30% from 3 in his senior year at Cal (vs BJ as a soph, although KK played in a much tougher conference)

BJ's handle looks better than KK too

Kuany was the player I hoped would stay at Cal due to his defense, offensive potential that he didn't quite live up to his potential but was close, and because he looked like a great team guy

Anyway, looks like a good addition

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I liked Kuany too. It seemed like he could have been a better player with the right coach.

Omot played against weaker competition, so he is going to have to get better to stay at the same inefficient level.

The problem with the Fox era was role players who were elevated to larger roles. Omot is a role player. Cal needs a #1 and a #2 scorer. Scholarships are available.

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Big C said:

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sluggo said:

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HoopDreams said:

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He does have the same long lean body as KK, but looks to have higher upside.

Kuany shot only 35% and 30% from 3 in his senior year at Cal (vs BJ as a soph, although KK played in a much tougher conference)

BJ's handle looks better than KK too

Kuany was the player I hoped would stay at Cal due to his defense, offensive potential that he didn't quite live up to his potential but was close, and because he looked like a great team guy

Anyway, looks like a good addition

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I liked Kuany too. It seemed like he could have been a better player with the right coach.

Omot played against weaker competition, so he is going to have to get better to stay at the same inefficient level.

The problem with the Fox era was role players who were elevated to larger roles. Omot is a role player. Cal needs a #1 and a #2 scorer. Scholarships are available.

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Agree. These three guys we got so far are pieces, but we're gonna need some foundational pieces. So far, the roster doesn't look as strong as last year's 13-19 roster. (Granted, Madsen ain't done yet, not even close.)

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sluggo said:

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Big C said:

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sluggo said:

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HoopDreams said:

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He does have the same long lean body as KK, but looks to have higher upside.

Kuany shot only 35% and 30% from 3 in his senior year at Cal (vs BJ as a soph, although KK played in a much tougher conference)

BJ's handle looks better than KK too

Kuany was the player I hoped would stay at Cal due to his defense, offensive potential that he didn't quite live up to his potential but was close, and because he looked like a great team guy

Anyway, looks like a good addition

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I liked Kuany too. It seemed like he could have been a better player with the right coach.

Omot played against weaker competition, so he is going to have to get better to stay at the same inefficient level.

The problem with the Fox era was role players who were elevated to larger roles. Omot is a role player. Cal needs a #1 and a #2 scorer. Scholarships are available.

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Agree. These three guys we got so far are pieces, but we're gonna need some foundational pieces. So far, the roster doesn't look as strong as last year's 13-19 roster. (Granted, Madsen ain't done yet, not even close.)

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It would be very interesting to be in the Cal draft room. We can speculate on what we think each piece can do, but it is just speculation. Right now there are seven openings and an unclear amount of money to spend. Anything is possible.

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barsad said:

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Is he a starter?

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RedlessWardrobe said:

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If there is still another six open spots then trying to forecast too much about the signees becomes a lot of speculation. I'm curious of the remaining high school/portal mix. I guess MM is going to play it as it comes.

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barsad said:

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Is he a starter?

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Intuit said:

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Where does today's visitor Christian Tucker fit in the unsolved roster puzzle called 2014-2015 California Basketball

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Intuit said:

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Vladimir Pavlovic, Jerimiah Wilkinson, Christian Tucker, Aidan Mahaney seems like to crowded a spot based upon the available court time at the lead guard position. Who will be on the final roster?

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