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• Still think that Fordham should sprinkle some even newer talent among these. Otherwise, when these freshmen all graduate, Fordham will be back to square one. (NT) -- The Fish, Sat April 16, 2005 08:10:58
  • Of course we will. Do you seriously think that DW would stop recruiting? We have four more scholarship players coming in next year, including the highly rated Chris Bethel and a transfer from BC. We may have another Big East transfer coming in too (Quezada) and will have two more scholarships to give the following year. Why would DW stop with what he has now? (NT) -- Upstate Ram, Sat April 16, 2005 09:35:17
    • No, I'm glad the new players are coming. But will DW play them? Will they warm the chairs for three years and then be tossed into the fray unprepared? It is the exclusive use of the freshmen that I am worried about. (NT) -- The Fish, Sat April 16, 2005 10:52:19
      • The heavy use of the freshmen this past season was out of necessity. The new players will get some time, with Bethel stepping in as a contributor right away and Phillips and Devine playing in key support roles. Evertson will also play and will contribute. Remember, DW likes to play 10 guys and run and press most of the entire game. This has helped recruiting as every prospect knows thay have a very good chance for playing time. (NT) -- Rambacker, Sat April 16, 2005 11:23:49

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• Some more brief thoughts ... -- WH, Sun April 17, 2005 23:46:39
  • Bethel and Sebastion Greene will be looked to for upgrading our production at the wing, and Bethel will also get his share of rebounds. On Stout, if you watch him carefully, he does more than catch and shoot. He has a jump-stop move with a 6-10 footer that is pretty deadly and can dribble penetrate pretty well but needs to do it more. I might be wrong, but I don't think Dunston will go pro until he graduates unless his outside shooting improves dramatically. (NT) -- Rambacker, Mon April 18, 2005 10:09:02
    • Stout and Dunston -- WH, Mon April 18, 2005 22:06:22
      • Quezada will have to sit out a year. Turnovers were perhaps our biggest problem as a team, and to take the next step this coming season, we must cut down on turnovers and improve our free throw shooting, along with making our outside shooters more consistent. Plus Kevin Anderson will be shooting 500-100 shots a day over the summer. I believe Dunston is closer to 6' 8", so he will need to further develop his outside shooting. He's a hard worker and extremely competitive, so he will improve each year. He takes great pride in developing as a complete player. I agree with you about Jermaine Anderson - he's turned himself into a good A-10 player and worked his way through a tough transition between two coaches. He deserves a lot of credit and is a great kid. (NT) -- Rambacker, Tue April 19, 2005 11:02:22
  • WH - Looks like we just got our other PG in Manny Quezada. (NT) -- Rambacker, Mon April 18, 2005 18:48:30
  • I'll have to agree with RB on this one. BD will finish his four years at Rose Hill, improved outside shooting or no, growin' stronger and smarter, along the way. Dunston is a solid middle class kid from Lefrak City, Queens. His family has middle class values. His family values education, and, while not financially independent, are, like most of us, in a financially comfortable and stable situation. He's not a ghetto kid, with a basketbal jones, livin' in the projects, totally entranced by the allure of the NBA. After graduation, it just might be an MBA, over the NBA. BD is intelligent and balanced, and that's no surprise, 'cause Coach Whitt wants 'em that way. (NT) -- Bronx Boy, Mon April 18, 2005 18:55:27
    • Maybe so, BB, but check out the background of GW's MIke Hall. From a more well-to-do, educated family and he's testing the waters as a junior. Who knows what the motivation would be. (NT) -- WH, Mon April 18, 2005 22:13:09
      • Ego certainly comes into play here as well. (NT) -- Rambacker, Wed April 20, 2005 11:03:29