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Date Posted: Tue March 29, 2005 13:29:56
Author: ace93
Subject: Depth at the PG is huge in college. I think that Kentucky's loss this weekend is an example of how important depth can be. Kentucky seriously struggled when Hondo had to sit for most of the first half. IMO, if Hondo does not get in foul trouble or if they had a formiddable backup, Kentucky wins that game.
In reply to: bfg 's message, "Most of KA's mistakes this year were what I think of as freshmen mistakes. He seems to be a smart player who undertsands DW's sytem and plays great defense. His offenseive game will improve w/ time. That being said, PG is the most important position in the college game and we lack depth. We need to sign another PG." on Tue March 29, 2005 10:03:49


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