nice pick up. I’ve heard if coogs also get Cryer, you will see small ball mixed in with TA playing the 4.
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2 years. covid year.
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Backing up the stretch 4
Jo P just confirmed we’re not in the mix for Tchewa!!!
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I love this! I also really like that he committed on his visit. You can tell he is excited to be a coog! The way he talked about he cant wait to play at fertitta center every night. This guy has coog DNA no doubt
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Just watching that Vandy game above proves your point. And his stroke looks so s-m-o-o-t-h.
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Like the pickup and think he fits perfectly into the scheme. Having vet guards in the big 12 will be important
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Someone make a boom thread
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What’s our chances with Cryer now that Dunn committed?
I think still good because Dunn is a Tramon replacement type and won’t be playing point; while Cryer will give us a replacement for Sasser’s effectiveness.
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Boom! Let’s go! 6 foot 5 wing!
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Still good, they were both targeted… not a 1 or the other type of pickup
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So Dunn is not 100 percent Auburn
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Life comes at you fast if you are Progs, @Cougardue
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We finally got the 6’10 guy in 21’ and now people want a 7 footer like Zach eddy lol.
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I don’t get the Edward comps at all besides both being 6’5-ish
Edwards came in with touted D, great passing, who mostly shot 3s, (never attacked the rim) and notable rebounder
Dunn defense is just okay, not a notable passer, mostly scores of the ft line (mostly attacks the rim)… he isn’t a shooter to that level (he is mark level in makes, talking makes not form), not great rebounder
Also Dunn is from Kinston, NC. If you know anything about Kinston, its not for the soft lol. Jerry Stackhouse and Brandon Ingram are other Kinston guys
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That should remove doubt on Shead possibly leaving for the draft. Good Saturday so far!
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