I can't decide who I like more....

[thebigabd]

Tyler Neal or Cameron Clark.

Two promising freshman that bring very different things to the table... Both good athletes, Clark better at the rim, Neal better behind the arc.

 

[Max Power]

maybe before its all said and done they can play together with cam at the 2 and neal at the 3

 

[Sam]

I still think Neal's future lies in the weight room and at the 4. Those two at the 3 and 4 as SRs would be really nice.

 

[stoops4pres]

I really like what Neal can bring to the table. When he gets older he will be the perfect fit of an experienced, effective role player. And those roles are so valuable with the capricious nature of college basketball today.

 

[Soonerman]

Clark has a higher ceiling.

 

[stoops4pres]

I still think Neal's future lies in the weight room and at the 4. Those two at the 3 and 4 as SRs would be really nice.

Co-sign. Neal's role will be so much more valuable to the team as a 4-man that can give match-up problems by being able to step out and shoot the 3.

 

[Sooner23]

The future's so bright, Capel has to wear shades.

 

[trueou]

Neal is a deceptive player. He wastes very little motion on the court. That can be attributed to a high basketball iq and instincts. Since he will be here four years and zero grade problems he will be a very nice player for us.

 

[CMSOONER]

Neal is a deceptive player. He wastes very little motion on the court. That can be attributed to a high basketball iq and instincts. Since he will be here four years and zero grade problems he will be a very nice player for us.

He wastes very little motion on the court because he's lost on the court still. It's getting better as the season progresses but he's still lost. We can talk about his basket ball IQ in a couple years, that's when we'll really be able to see it. I'm in the camp that he is going to be a REALLY good player for OU.

 

[Section31]

Both seem like they can be REAL players in this league...