Just a little segment that comes out once or twice a month on the mid major scene, Brian Qvale gets props..
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=5938372
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=5938372
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Brian Qvale in ESPN Mid Major All Stars
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mtgrizrule
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Since the year began, I have been beating myself up trying to think of Big Sky bigs better than Qvale on both sides of the ball, offensively and defensively. I too only came up with Krsystko. Anyone before that would not be in my memory.
I thought of quite a good shotblockers, rebounders, defenders, and a few scorers, but none that was as great on both ends.
Another thing I have been wondering, Is there a better PG/big combo than Cherry/Qvale? Didn't LK have Glass and/or Zanon? As for a PG, I thought of Chris Childs, but cannot remember his big. I thought of the Great Idaho teams, but again did not recall a great big or PG. I was very young when they were great. I remember them being very deep and athletic though. Sorry, but the only name I remember on those teams was Kellerman.
I thought of quite a good shotblockers, rebounders, defenders, and a few scorers, but none that was as great on both ends.
Another thing I have been wondering, Is there a better PG/big combo than Cherry/Qvale? Didn't LK have Glass and/or Zanon? As for a PG, I thought of Chris Childs, but cannot remember his big. I thought of the Great Idaho teams, but again did not recall a great big or PG. I was very young when they were great. I remember them being very deep and athletic though. Sorry, but the only name I remember on those teams was Kellerman.
