lexusooner
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Although not a starter, I think Rogers play on next years team is huge in terms of how far this team can get.
I’d bet he surprises some people.
He’s not built like a freshman. He has natural big boy size and strength and that helps so much when you’re playing in the painted area.
It’s a forgone conclusion Wague and Rogers will likely get the most minutes at the 5.
They are the only two true 5s on the team.
Although they aren't great players I know I like those 2 better than our 1-2 punch at the 5 most of years I’ve been a fan.
Although Mo is a fouling machine, he’s athletic, he’s not so skilled, but damn he plays hard.
He will fight hard in the paint.
Other teams do not get many easy baskets, dunks, rebounds, or put-backs when he’s in the game.
As a rookie Rogers will have to learn quickly how to fight hard and how not to get dominated in the paint. Especially come conference time.
MW and KR banging down low every day in practice will help expedite KRs development
From day one it’s likely Rogers will get some game deciding minutes because MW will foul out a lot.
If Rogers can hold the post position down and not get dominated the Sooners will win a lot of games because the 1-4 positions are filled with veteran guys who can put points up in a hurry.
If Rogers can give OU just a bit of interior toughness, rebounding, & all around post play, I sure like the Sooners chances next year.
Boomer!
I’d bet he surprises some people.
He’s not built like a freshman. He has natural big boy size and strength and that helps so much when you’re playing in the painted area.
It’s a forgone conclusion Wague and Rogers will likely get the most minutes at the 5.
They are the only two true 5s on the team.
Although they aren't great players I know I like those 2 better than our 1-2 punch at the 5 most of years I’ve been a fan.
Although Mo is a fouling machine, he’s athletic, he’s not so skilled, but damn he plays hard.
He will fight hard in the paint.
Other teams do not get many easy baskets, dunks, rebounds, or put-backs when he’s in the game.
As a rookie Rogers will have to learn quickly how to fight hard and how not to get dominated in the paint. Especially come conference time.
MW and KR banging down low every day in practice will help expedite KRs development
From day one it’s likely Rogers will get some game deciding minutes because MW will foul out a lot.
If Rogers can hold the post position down and not get dominated the Sooners will win a lot of games because the 1-4 positions are filled with veteran guys who can put points up in a hurry.
If Rogers can give OU just a bit of interior toughness, rebounding, & all around post play, I sure like the Sooners chances next year.
Boomer!