Pepperdine transfer averaged 10ppg per game on 41% shooting and 36% from 3. A bigger guard at 6’5, he had some good interest so I’m happy to land him!
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MBBALL Malik Moore Commits!
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mtgrizrule
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I'm excited to see the GRIZ land a bigger guard. Now the question is, will he actually be used as a guard? Or will he be too often matched up against true SF/3s?
Malik, Money, and Nap all seeing time at 2 will be nice. If we go big, Money, Malik, Nap at 1,2,3. If we go small, Henderson, Money, Malik, Nap at 1 to 4.
Malik gives the GRIZ a lot of versatility and options. Nice pick up.
Malik, Money, and Nap all seeing time at 2 will be nice. If we go big, Money, Malik, Nap at 1,2,3. If we go small, Henderson, Money, Malik, Nap at 1 to 4.
Malik gives the GRIZ a lot of versatility and options. Nice pick up.
Nice!!
mthoopsfan
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Are his season stats that good?
Well considering how bad Pepperdine was this year, I would say yes his numbers aren’t bad
grizzlyjournal
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Briefly: On a 13-20 Pepperdine team that was nonetheless decently competitive, Malik: started 27 of 33 games, averaged 27 minutes pg, and averaged 8.8 points per game, shooting 36% from beyond the arc.
If you’re starting in the WCC with significant stats, then I’d say you have a good shot at being a difference maker at the Big Sky level.
Not necessarily. That team had some great players, so it is unlikely he got much attention on the scout. Houston Mallette is a borderline NBA player and just committed to Alabama. Michael Ajayi just committed to Gonzaga and 7'0 Jevon Porter (younger brother of Michael Porter, Jr) is one of the best remaining players in the portal.
8.8 ppg on 40FG% with that line-up can mean a few things. I just haven't seen enough to say either way. His FT and 3PG% suggests he has a chance.
Well with that much talent, one would think they’d be a lot better team. Perhaps they had poor coaching. Maybe Decuire can get more out of the kid than what Pepperdine did
mthoopsfan
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My point, not made clearly, were that the stats posted were incorrect.
You must not be familiar with his work at PepperdineYou Sir are clearly not familiar with Romar’s work at UW
Hoops watcher
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He was a lot better recruiter than Hopkins as far as that goes.You Sir are clearly not familiar with Romar’s work at UW
Do his season statistics really stand out that much?
