I'm not attacking the guy. I'm just lettin' you know what I saw in that last game with GW. Besides, what does a bad back have to do with game smarts ? When Big Mike's back is all healed up, will he have any more game smarts ? Why the need to constantly defend the guy with all of your excuses ? 'Fess up, Rambacker, you're the guy who recommended Big Mike for that b-ball scholarship, aren't you? Get over it, move on, and get that point guard for next year. -- Fordham Rams Basketball Message Board

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Date Posted: Sat March 26, 2005 19:52:54
Author: Bronx Boy
Subject: I'm not attacking the guy. I'm just lettin' you know what I saw in that last game with GW. Besides, what does a bad back have to do with game smarts ? When Big Mike's back is all healed up, will he have any more game smarts ? Why the need to constantly defend the guy with all of your excuses ? 'Fess up, Rambacker, you're the guy who recommended Big Mike for that b-ball scholarship, aren't you? Get over it, move on, and get that point guard for next year.
In reply to: Bronx Boy 's message, "Dear John, your evaluation of SG is on the money, but I can't say the same for your opinion of MB. "Crashin' the boards" in that last game with GW ? Hardly. MB had 28 minutes of PT, and came up with one rebound ! The 2004-2005 season shows MB played in 25 games, with 306 minutes of PT, while haulin' down 49 rebounds. That makes for 1.96 boards per game. He was usually on the outside, chuckin' from downtown, and, by doing so, did not position himself for rebounds. IMHO, MB just doesn't have the game smarts, at the present time, to make him an effective ballplayer. Durin' that last game with GW (I viewed it several times on tape), MB seemed to respond, after the fact, to many game situations. GW, would slash thru the paint, with MB, trailing several steps behind, flailing at the back of a GW jersey. In order to realize his potential, MB has to learn to anticipate the action on the hardwood. With additional coaching, and more playin' time, this may, or may not, come to pass." on Thu March 24, 2005 05:35:56

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