Wonder who'd win in horse, him or Page?
Nevermind, didn't realize he had 50. Damn.
knowing both kids and having my 7th grade AAU team spanked by them in the same backcourt I can tell you that they shoot the ball equally well. Clarke is better at getting his shot off.
I have seen play since elementary school and I would argue that last point.
I think Page is better with the ball in his hands and doesn't force shots like Rotnei does many times.
Both are good guards. Looks like Rotnei will have to handle the load with so many guys suspended for a while.
two great players from our state. Page is the # 3 option when his ankle heals. OSU will make another tourney run with page being a huge part of it.
Every team makes the league tourney in basketball. I think you're referring to baseball.
I have seen play since elementary school and I would argue that last point.
I think Page is better with the ball in his hands and doesn't force shots like Rotnei does many times.
Both are good guards. Looks like Rotnei will have to handle the load with so many guys suspended for a while.
knowing both kids and having my 7th grade AAU team spanked by them in the same backcourt I can tell you that they shoot the ball equally well. Clarke is better at getting his shot off.
I've said it since we moved on from Rotnei, that he'd be a kid we wish we had. I know that the story is that he and WW didn't want to play together, and that is fine, you just about have to take WW in that case, but shooters like Clarke don't come around every day. It is very nice to have Pledger, and his height and other skills probably make him better than Rotnei, but it'd sure be nice to have them both.
Oh, and hopefully this will shut up the fans that said he couldn't be successful at this level.
I do not think anyone did not think he could not shoot the ball at the d-1 level. It was the rest of his game that he did not have that is why people did not think he would be bigtime at the d-1 level.
He won't be big time. Doesn't mean he can't have a good amount of success.
He won't be big time. Doesn't mean he can't have a good amount of success.