Baylor has more seasoned players.
This is a bigger isue.
Tweety- seniorLace- juniorUdoh- 4th year junior
Lomers- senior
Jones- soph
Acy- soph
Their primary players are seasoned veterans. Tweety, Lace, and Udoh (the big 3) have been playing starter minutes at the d-1 level for 3-4 years now.
This is a bigger isue.
Tweety- senior
Lace- junior
Udoh- 4th year junior
Lomers- senior
Jones- soph
Acy- soph
Their primary players are seasoned veterans. Tweety, Lace, and Udoh (the big 3) have been playing starter minutes at the d-1 level for 3-4 years now.
I thought Udoh was a bench player at Michigan, but I'm not 100% sure. I do know that Tweety and Lace have started for at least 3 years.
Udoh was a starter at Michigan. He broke Chris Webber's single season blocked shots record his sophomore year. He was first team all-big 10 defense.
I don't think that is an arguable point.
But 31 points better? Uh, no.
Thanks for the info. Do you know why he transferred?
Looks like Scott Drew is bringing out the best in this young man.
I agree. Baylor clearly has more talent.
Baylor has zero top 30 high school players on their roster. Oklahoma has three. I guess it all depends on how you define talent.
Baylor has zero top 30 high school players on their roster. Oklahoma has three. I guess it all depends on how you define talent.
I define talent by what someone does or has done on the floor, not by what some recruiting geek tells me. By that standard, Baylor is clearly more talented than Oklahoma is this year and it's not even close.
I see what you did there. First, let's cut off the list at 30 instead of 50, which a lot of Baylor players were in the top 50. Second, Carter was ranked pretty low but was a McD AA. On a side note, where is Nolan Dennis?