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AtHomeInTheDahlbergDen
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I wonder how long it is before hasquet starts getting a bit more attention.
mtgrizrule
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Congrats to Strait. Strait in getting attention for being a SR and schooling Fazekas in the Tourney. I agree regarding Hasquet. I feel is the GRIZ best player and creates more matchup mismatches than any player in the Big Sky. We are blessed to have both here though. They make for a dynamic duo. Add Rundles and an ever improving, and motivated Martin to this, quite a foursome we have.
AtHomeInTheDahlbergDen
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Then you drop in guys like Qvale, Sharp and Graves... I love this year's team. If the BSC tourney isn't in Missoula, I'm going to be pissed.mtgrizrule said:
WyomingGrizFan
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And next years team may even be better!!!
mtgrizrule
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Next years team will be significantly better and deeper by adding in McGillis, Taylor, Selvig, Hurley (all of which can play the 3). McGillis and Taylor both would be starting this year, more than likely at SG and SF. Hopefully Vanderjagt will be healthy and contributing too. The incoming FR, Ward and Stockton sound like very good gets for the GRIZ, How do they not redshirt both though? WOW this sounds good!
Hard to know who starts, but the rotation is capable of being 12 deep. Most definitely the deepest rotation in GRIZ history. What the hell I will make some projections next year.
Starters: Rundles, Taylor, McGillis, Hasquet, Qvale
Rotation (no particular order): CET (PG), Graves (PG/SG), Staudacher (SG/SF), Sharp (anwhere 3 to 5), Selvig (3 to 5), Vanderjagt (PF/C), Spurgettis (SG/SF), Hurley (SF)
Redshirts: Ward (SF/PF) and Stockton (PG)
As for starters, the only switch I see possible would be Stauchacher starting at SG, with Taylor bringing versatily and energy off the bench. He can play all the perimeter positions (PG,SG, and SF).
Tinkle will have so many possible lineups and and matchup against anykind of team, without any weak links. How is this ?
Taylor, McGillis, Selvig, Hasquet, Qvale. (very possible lineup)
Quickness: CET, Graves or Rundles, Taylor, McGillis, Hasquet or Qvale or Selvig
3's: Taylor or Rundles, Staudacher, McGillis, Sharp, Hasquet
Huge pressure on Hasquet, Qvale, Sharp to come up big on the boards. I do think though McGillis and Taylor will help us there from the 2 and 3 spots though.
Has anyone seen practices? How does Taylor, McGillis, and Selvig look?
Hard to know who starts, but the rotation is capable of being 12 deep. Most definitely the deepest rotation in GRIZ history. What the hell I will make some projections next year.
Starters: Rundles, Taylor, McGillis, Hasquet, Qvale
Rotation (no particular order): CET (PG), Graves (PG/SG), Staudacher (SG/SF), Sharp (anwhere 3 to 5), Selvig (3 to 5), Vanderjagt (PF/C), Spurgettis (SG/SF), Hurley (SF)
Redshirts: Ward (SF/PF) and Stockton (PG)
As for starters, the only switch I see possible would be Stauchacher starting at SG, with Taylor bringing versatily and energy off the bench. He can play all the perimeter positions (PG,SG, and SF).
Tinkle will have so many possible lineups and and matchup against anykind of team, without any weak links. How is this ?
Taylor, McGillis, Selvig, Hasquet, Qvale. (very possible lineup)
Quickness: CET, Graves or Rundles, Taylor, McGillis, Hasquet or Qvale or Selvig
3's: Taylor or Rundles, Staudacher, McGillis, Sharp, Hasquet
Huge pressure on Hasquet, Qvale, Sharp to come up big on the boards. I do think though McGillis and Taylor will help us there from the 2 and 3 spots though.
Has anyone seen practices? How does Taylor, McGillis, and Selvig look?
