The Ancillary Answer

[chum1]

On the left.

[cireksu]

Is he more of a true point?  Will he be Stew II?

[ksu_FAN]

Both Pullen and Brown are combo guards; Pullen might lean a little to being a PG and Brown a little toward SG, but neither is a "true PG".

[cireksu]

Will he be Stew II?

[ksu_FAN]

Maybe, I think Brown is probably a better athlete.  Maybe more like Nick (Williams) II.  His HS coach says he handles the ball and passes very well.

[chum1]

Evidently Brown is very athletic and fast as hell - like maybe faster than Pullen.  I would guess he doesn't have a whole lot in common with Stewart.  Useless comparison.

[ksu_FAN]

The Kansas State commitment is not an overwhelming physical presence, but he scores points with his unorthodox offensive game which he combines with athleticism. He also has the ability to pressure the basketball in the backcourt.

FWIW.

[michigancat]

Maybe, I think Brown is probably a better athlete.  Maybe more like Nick (Williams) II.  His HS coach says he handles the ball and passes very well.

YES.  That would be nice.

[slucat]

Maybe, I think Brown is probably a better athlete.  Maybe more like Nick (Williams) II.  His HS coach says he handles the ball and passes very well.

YES.  That would be nice.

I'd rather he was better than N Willimas...he didn't start for Huggs at Cinci. 

[ksu_FAN]

Maybe, I think Brown is probably a better athlete.  Maybe more like Nick (Williams) II.  His HS coach says he handles the ball and passes very well.

YES.  That would be nice.

I'd rather he was better than N Willimas...he didn't start for Huggs at Cinci. 

Not everyone can be a star.  If he plays 20 MPG, averages 8-10 PPG and shoots 38% from 3 with 2-3 APG, we should be pleased.