Question About Cedric Lath

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Man, I remember the hype around him, a lot of people thought we got Dream 2.0

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Depends on what Hakeem they were expecting. Jr. year or pro Hakeem? Obviously not. But fresh out of the cab Hakeem? I can see it.

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Because he’s smart. He’s typically gonna play 8 guys. So you have another couple players that could step up in the event of an injury and then a couple that you focus on developing.

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I view Lath as important, which is why I started this thread.

Tugler fouls. A lot. If Lath can effectively spell him we are way more solid for March Madness.

Would like to see him get more minutes. Only way to improve.

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When he first got on campus, Akeem (at the time) was a raw recruit. You could see the talent was there, but it was not yet refined.

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He won’t be playing in March Madness unless its a blowout

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Hey Fred, if someone was calling you Greg for a while and you didn’t correct him for a while because you had other business to attend to, would your name be Fred or Greg (at the time)?

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He will probably be used more as the Kansas game approaches. We need someone to push Dickinson out of the lane.

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I doubt it. The only way he gets into a game other than garbage time is if we are in serious foul trouble, like against OSU. He’s just not ready.

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Like Ashraf Amaya with no offensive skills.

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Or foul trouble :grimacing:

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That’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time.

I watched him play in college at SIU. Good memories.

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I haven’t seen him play enough to make an assessment. I trust CKS judgement that he isn’t ready to get meaningful playing time. He definitely has good size.

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When I saw Lath enter in the first half I was really excited to see him play minutes against real competition. Not that I expected a lot, just wanted to see his development.

I’m honestly a little shocked we didn’t see him in the second half. It was the perfect opportunity to see him.

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