i mean this in the nicest way, sophomore year grimes would decimate edwards
soph. grimes was streaky on contested 3s… edwards has been shooting poorly on mostly wide open 3s
we were still running the iso offense when grimes was a sophomore, where only the guards had offense … grimes was being iso’d with elite defenders and would go off once every 3 games …
this team could use a sophomore year grimes… especially with the kinds of looks “carlton fear” is creating…
Edwards knows he needs to get in the gym and work on his shot, so do his coaches and he will work on that during the break. As of now the kid needs to stay in school because IMO he is nowhere near ready for any pro league. Just think if all the guards come back next year watch out NCAA.
“all guards are coming back next year”. I do wish they could. And I agree Kyler under this program could develop into a better pro.
But we have a boat load of guards already for 2022-23 season
Shead 2. Mark 3. Ramon Walker 4. Emmanuel Sharp 5. Terrance Arceneaux 6. Sasser, if he returns next season, will be a starter
Would love to see Taze Moore back also. He’s developing into one of my all time favorite Coogs. But unfortunately, him and Edwards will have to move on cause of roster space
noted the quality of shots in the post you responded to…
id take grimes 32% soph, sasser 33% soph over edwards this year with his 35%… edwards is getting insanely open 3s not the case for grimes/sasser
taze shot 50% from 3 last year… the fact that multiple of you are acting like 3pt% tells the full story is extremely odd…
edwards has been missing unguarded open 3s… grimes was on top scouting reports for houston as a sophomore (and guarded as such)… Sasser shot 33% but a significant amount were off the dribble contested…my point edwards has been shoot poorly on great looks… saying he has a better percentage than this or that player a counter is a horrid take
Nah, Grimes just felt so much more pure, even if inconsistent in his first year here. You always felt like he was just so close to putting it all together.
I haven’t felt that with Edwards yet, even though I so much want to. Time will tell. His defense against the WS stud today was outstanding. Hope the best for the young man.
Remember that Edwards’ stat line is excellent as a contributor. He always has a man’s numbers in RBs and delivers for his time on the court. He may struggle with a jumper but his contributions do far exceed simple effort minutes.
5-7-5 yesterday. I would actually take that every game vs a roll of the dice.