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>>I thought the evaluation was pretty good. Many players >>gain a reputation due to word of mouth - not actually >>seeing someone play. I think that Minnoy's reputation >>as a power forward is created by him being a >>"powerful" player. I say that because I have rarely >>seen him in the post with his back to the basket. >> >>The past two tournaments have solidified the fact that >>he is a true two guard. The Fire was impressive in >>these tourneys in the fact that they start four >>players who can handle the ball as guards (Freeman, >>Pargo, Minnoy & Walker). >> >>I don't agree that he is a player without a position >>at all. That fact is from reputation alone. He is a >2. >> >>By the way, the high majors are no longer taking a >>wait and see approach. He currently has high major >>offers from Purdue, Ole Miss and Texas A&M to name a >>few. Wisconsin, UConn and Seton Hall are also high on >>him right now. >> >>I hope Julian Wright does turn out to be a terrific >>player. He is a good kid and has enormous potential. >>Right now, I'd put my money on Minnoy. Stars rise to >>the occasion, no matter what the defense. Minnoy >>averaged 20 pts and 12 rebs a game and was double and >>triple teamed all year - even though he had very good >>teammates in Mike Robinson, Jerod Haynes, and Jerome >>Randle to name a few. Julian Wright barely averaged >>double figure points, but Cyrus Tate and Excel Hardy >>certainly did. Take a look at the numbers and Minnoy >>was better than Wright in almost every statistical >>category (Points, Rebounds, Assists, Steals) with both >>teams playing an equally tough schedule. >> >>Just an opinion...

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