Post will be on Yosef Cabin's home page as well.

http://apphoops.com/2013/12/one-game-two-words-oy-vey/

Looking for something favorable, I thought Ty Toney looked like he might have some real potential. Moves well, good size (more bulk than some freshmen), seemed to have a nice looking pull-up jump shot, hustled on defense. Obviously not a finished product, but I think he has some real upside.

MountainMan wrote:Looking for something favorable, I thought Ty Toney looked like he might have some real potential. Moves well, good size (more bulk than some freshmen), seemed to have a nice looking pull-up jump shot, hustled on defense. Obviously not a finished product, but I think he has some real upside.

I have a feeling that next season, barring a great freshman, that it will be Burgess starting with Toney as back up. Neal, if his grades hold, will be a full time 2.

I remain convinced that our new "three guard attack" is a curse. Two straight games with this strategy; one lopsided loss to a bad UGA outfit and a near disaster *at home* against NGU. Two straight 16 percent shooting outings for the Burgess-Eaves-Hamilton trio. Not getting it done. Oy Vey, indeed!

asu66 wrote:I remain convinced that our new "three guard attack" is a curse. Two straight games with this strategy; one lopsided loss to a bad UGA outfit and a near disaster *at home* against NGU. Two straight 16 percent shooting outings for the Burgess-Eaves-Hamilton trio. Not getting it done. Oy Vey, indeed!

It should be Burgess, Neal, & Tab but Neal is still having ankle problems. We can take Chris not lighting it up because he is consistently good on D and runs the point the best of our guards. Tab is reminding me more and more of Shawn Hall and not in a good way.

Anyone notice Tab get benched after our first possession of the 2nd half? Box score shows 14 minutes, and we played the rest of the game with some form of Burgess, Neal, Toney, and Eaves at the guard spots. Also, for a few possessions in the 2nd our lineup was those four as well as a big man, I think it was Obacha? I can't remember who the big was, but that was the craziest lineup I've ever seen. 4 guys under 6'2" and the big.

Probably just seeing who could develop a hot hand.

AppinVA wrote:Probably just seeing who could develop a hot hand.

I think he consulted his Ouiija Board at the half.