Has anyone seen a player, who through fall practice and the start of the season is a starter and voted captain by his teammates to a player who does not even leave the bench in 30-point conference blowouts?
Help me get this straight. Capel is so impressed with Thompson's play early, he is deemed a starter and getting major playing time. By the start of the conference season he is buried so deep on the end of the bench you rarely see him.
So is Thompson one of the best players on the team, or one of the worst players?
This is where I get frustrated with Capel. If Thompson is good, good enough to be a starter, why is he not playing more now? If Thompson is not a very good player, why did Capel and Co. do such a bad job of evaluating talent in the fall?
We all saw Thompson's defense as suspect, but could Capel not see that in the fall?
To me, it's a microcosm of Capel's career at OU. Mistakes in recruiting, failure to develop talent and a lack of identity. I have begun to wonder if Capel is good at evaluating talent and projecting it to the next level.
From some sources I have close to the women's program, Jeff is a super guy and is very well liked. Problem is, being well liked has not equated to wins.
Help me get this straight. Capel is so impressed with Thompson's play early, he is deemed a starter and getting major playing time. By the start of the conference season he is buried so deep on the end of the bench you rarely see him.
So is Thompson one of the best players on the team, or one of the worst players?
This is where I get frustrated with Capel. If Thompson is good, good enough to be a starter, why is he not playing more now? If Thompson is not a very good player, why did Capel and Co. do such a bad job of evaluating talent in the fall?
We all saw Thompson's defense as suspect, but could Capel not see that in the fall?
To me, it's a microcosm of Capel's career at OU. Mistakes in recruiting, failure to develop talent and a lack of identity. I have begun to wonder if Capel is good at evaluating talent and projecting it to the next level.
From some sources I have close to the women's program, Jeff is a super guy and is very well liked. Problem is, being well liked has not equated to wins.