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Quote from: kitten_mittons on October 31, 2011, 11:42:16 AMQuote from: kougar24 on October 31, 2011, 11:23:43 AMI have a good feeling about being able to post this a lot this season: why are the lowercase I and lowercase L the same letter? May want to try a new font.Uh, there is no lowercase "L" in the phrase "assassino bianco."
Quote from: kougar24 on October 31, 2011, 11:23:43 AMI have a good feeling about being able to post this a lot this season: why are the lowercase I and lowercase L the same letter? May want to try a new font.
I have a good feeling about being able to post this a lot this season:
Maybe it would help if you realized the phrase is Italian, not Spanish.white = bianco, not blanco
Quote from: kougar24 on October 31, 2011, 12:41:51 PMMaybe it would help if you realized the phrase is Italian, not Spanish.white = bianco, not blancomaybe it would help if you had a ruler?
If it were up to me, Wintz would be on a fan scholarship, full ride.
Quote from: gowildcatwildcat on October 31, 2011, 12:54:02 PMQuote from: kougar24 on October 31, 2011, 12:41:51 PMMaybe it would help if you realized the phrase is Italian, not Spanish.white = bianco, not blancomaybe it would help if you had a ruler? Not gonna lie, I have no idea what the eff you're talking about.
Maybe it would help if you realized the phrase is Italian, not Spanish.
Quote from: kougar24 on October 31, 2011, 12:41:51 PMMaybe it would help if you realized the phrase is Italian, not Spanish.Gotta admit, you had me confused there for a minute. Carry on
Quote from: OregonHawk on October 30, 2011, 03:24:25 PMQuote from: jtksu on October 29, 2011, 06:18:17 PMTrim didn't watch the f-ball game live? Weird. Guess what man of taste and distinction? You just lost your right to say a single negative thing about the program. Douche. old lady douche.Why is this clown still allowed to post on this board? Not only is he a tuck, but he's one of the only regular posters on this board who didn't contribute any donations to Trim's fundraiser. What a piece of crap. People just don't get banned here.
Quote from: jtksu on October 29, 2011, 06:18:17 PMTrim didn't watch the f-ball game live? Weird. Guess what man of taste and distinction? You just lost your right to say a single negative thing about the program. Douche. old lady douche.Why is this clown still allowed to post on this board? Not only is he a tuck, but he's one of the only regular posters on this board who didn't contribute any donations to Trim's fundraiser. What a piece of crap.
Trim didn't watch the f-ball game live? Weird. Guess what man of taste and distinction? You just lost your right to say a single negative thing about the program. Douche. old lady douche.
GoodmanCBS Jeff GoodmanYet another little birdie told me that Jamar Samuels was the standout performer for Kansas State with Will Spradling right behind.
GoodmanCBS Jeff GoodmanJamar Samuels may be the key for Frank Martin and Kansas State. I think Wildcats will know what to expect from McGruder, Spradling.
Martavious is just the odd man out unfortunately.
http://fabuloussportsbabe.wordpress.com/2011/11/03/martin-talks-about-the-seasons-newcomers/Lots of this already quoted, but some of it hasn't been. Player deets from Frank.
Player deets from Frank.
Quote from: CNS Casey on November 03, 2011, 12:39:55 PMhttp://fabuloussportsbabe.wordpress.com/2011/11/03/martin-talks-about-the-seasons-newcomers/Lots of this already quoted, but some of it hasn't been. Player deets from Frank.copy/paste please
At Kansas State’s basketball media day last week, I asked coach Frank Martin what each of the first-year guys brings to the team.“They all bring something different,” he began, “and I know that sounds like a generic answer, but it’s the truth. We don’t have two of them that do the same thing.”The coach then proceeded to launch into wonderfully detailed description of each of the six new scholarship players. I could paraphrase his comments, but I found everything he said to be interesting and informative, so I’ll just give you Martin’s remarks as he said them.#42 Thomas Gipson – 6’7? 275-lb forward – freshman from Cedar Hill, Texas“Gipson’s a 270-pound wide body that’s not scared to throw that big body of his around. He lays wood on you, you know you got hit. Gives us a presence at the rim. He plays with the same aggression as Luis Colon, but has an understanding of how to score a little bit like Curtis Kelly – but doesn’t rebound the ball as well as either one of those guys yet. It’s something that’ll come.”#20 Adrian Diaz – 6’10? 225-lb forward – freshman from Miami, Florida“Adrian Diaz is long and athletic and can run. When the game’s up and down, you see his strengths. When the game’s a grind and a physical nature, you see that he’s got a ways to go from a strength standpoint. He’s got great hands. If he catches that ball, he’s going to dunk it. He’s 10 feet away he can shoot it in the basket – the ball doesn’t hit his hand and end up in the cheerleaders. It stays in the court, which is a plus.”#13 Angel Rodriguez – 5’11 180-lb guard – freshman from San Juan, Puerto Rico “Then Angel, he’s a consummate point guard. He’s the kind of guy that understands the tempo of the game, when to go, when not to go, he’s a little pit bull defensively.”[Because of knee problems, Rodriguez only played in games - no practices - his senior year of high school, and had surgery after the season. Now he has to get back into the habit of practice.]“That attention to that daily focus for practice, that you’ve got to have, he’s trying to relearn that because it got lost in the shuffle because of the situation last year.”James Watson – 6’8? 230-pound forward – Atoka, Oklahoma – junior transfer from Cowley College“James is a young man that in individuals has shown the ability to be an outstanding Big 12 athlete. He can jump up and block shots. He can run, dunks the basketball. He probably has had, in individuals, more lob dunks than any guy we’ve had since I’ve been here. Walker would just dunk on people, but James is just athletic. He runs and jumps up in the air pretty good, and he shoots it fairly well. We need him to do what he’s got to do to be able to earn the right to be on the floor, which I think he will.”[When Martin says, "do what he's got to do to be able to earn the right to be on the floor," he is referring to the incredibly challenging conditioning test - an extended series of timed sprints, I have been told - that players must pass before they are allowed to practice.]Omari Lawrence – 6’3? 220-lb guard – Bronx, New York – sophomore transfer from St. John’s“Omari gives us what I call power guard. He’s a 6-foot-3 strong guy that understands – I never watched Omari play at St. Johns. I watched him the summer between his sophomore and junior year in high school. He didn’t shoot it. He’d drive it. He’d finish at the rim. Well, now, after watching him in practice for nine, 10 days, whatever it’s been, he shoots the ball real well, so he’s obviously spent time getting better with that. He’s struggling with our defensive concepts right now, but he’ll be fine. He’s an older guy, and I think he’ll be fine.”Jeremy Jones – 6’2? 170-lb guard – Chicago, Illinois – junior transfer from Seward County Community College“Jeremy Jones is fast. He’s the kind of guy that can go get a basket on his own. He doesn’t need help to go get a shot. He can figure that one out. He needs a lot of help on the other side of the floor, but it’s not because of a lack of competitiveness. Like all first-year guys – if we played a 2-3 zone it’d be a lot easier for those guys to learn what we do. Our concepts our different than 99 percent of the people out there from a defensive standpoint, so it takes time for those guys to learn, and he’s competing his tail off. But he brings a speed element to the game. He had a basket yesterday in the open floor where it was Denis Clemente-like from a speed standpoint, but then the difference is that he went up and finished over Diaz and J.O. – Jordan. I don’t know how the heck he got the shot on the rim, but he did. It was an impressive basket because he showed that unbelieveable speed and then the ability to score over size.”
I still don't understand why nobody has posted any pics yet
man. that gip descripto.
Quote from: michigancat on November 03, 2011, 01:16:14 PMman. that gip descripto.Kinda discouraged about the rebounding comment. Thought that would be one of his strengths.
