I'm just as pissed as everyone else and I'm trying to forget about Sunday's game against Platteville. To me, the position in most doubt is the power forward spot. BU has a bunch of candidates, however nobody has stepped up yet.
Sam Singh hasn't played much in the two exhibitions games, but I don't think he is the long-term answer. Sam does well for a while, but the opposition tends to figure him out after a few possessions and take advantage of him.
Neither Anthony Thompson or Will Egolf have played much either. Both look a little lost on both ends. Both have potential, but Bradley needs production if they are going to have a good non-conference record.
Taylor Brown certainly has been one of the few bright spots so far. The guy has a nose for the ball. I'm not big on freshman playing big minutes, but he might be the guy. I haven't watched him too much on defense, so I'm unsure about him.
Theron Wilson probably is the best at playing the four position, but the overall team will be better with him playing the three. If TW is playing the three, BU has three rebounders instead of two.
Bradley's next four guys (Wilkins, Prosser, Knezevic & Harris) to arrive on campus should have the ability to be a power forward, so it's not too much of a surprise that they are struggling with it right now.
I'm just curious what other posters think about this position?
Sam Singh hasn't played much in the two exhibitions games, but I don't think he is the long-term answer. Sam does well for a while, but the opposition tends to figure him out after a few possessions and take advantage of him.
Neither Anthony Thompson or Will Egolf have played much either. Both look a little lost on both ends. Both have potential, but Bradley needs production if they are going to have a good non-conference record.
Taylor Brown certainly has been one of the few bright spots so far. The guy has a nose for the ball. I'm not big on freshman playing big minutes, but he might be the guy. I haven't watched him too much on defense, so I'm unsure about him.
Theron Wilson probably is the best at playing the four position, but the overall team will be better with him playing the three. If TW is playing the three, BU has three rebounders instead of two.
Bradley's next four guys (Wilkins, Prosser, Knezevic & Harris) to arrive on campus should have the ability to be a power forward, so it's not too much of a surprise that they are struggling with it right now.
I'm just curious what other posters think about this position?
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