Where are they now? (midseason 2022-23)

Discussion in 'Men’s Basketball' started by Horns11, Feb 4, 2023.

  1. Horns11

    Horns11 10,000+ Posts

    Courtney Ramey - Arizona (20-3)
    10-3-3 (and 1 SPG)
    Notable difference - His 3-point selection has vastly improved. Making over 40 percent and taking twice as many as he did here. He's a really valuable contributor on a good team. Kind of like here. I think he wanted a fresh start after seeing how many guards got moved on the open market.

    Tre Mitchell - WVU (13-9)
    12-6-2
    Notable difference - Maybe he hasn't stormed off the court angry? He's asked to play a far more physical role for the Mountaineers than he was under Beard. A lot more boards and fouls. Get to see him again in a week.

    Devin Askew - Cal (3-19)
    16-3-3
    Notable difference - Cal is a TERRIBLE team and Askew has been hurt a lot. I think we could have used him better here, but I don't know if he would have made as much a difference considering.

    Jaylon Tyson - Texas Tech (12-11)
    10-6-1.5-1.5
    Notable difference - Not sure. I think he wanted out of Beard's dog house. He's started every game but seems more limited in minutes than our guards. He's a decent rebounder.

    Kamaka Hepa - Hawaii (16-7)
    11-7-2 (1 block)
    Notable difference - He's started every game for the Warriors since he got there. Still seems to be jacking up 3's, but getting far more defensive play.

    Gerald Liddell - U of Detroit (10-15)
    16-10 (1.6 SPG)
    Notable difference - It's the Horizon Conference. He's gone from 2 shots per game here to 13 there. Kind of crazy considering he was never a midrange guy, but I guess they ask him to do a little bit of everything there.

    Will Baker - Nevada (18-6)
    14-5-1
    Notable difference - He's basically doing there what he should have been doing in Austin. Shooting 62% on 2-point FGs. I'm not sure why Smart was so stuck on having him away from the basket.
     
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  2. YearOfTheSteer

    YearOfTheSteer 500+ Posts

    Great post. Wish Ramey would have stayed for guard depth and defense, but I understand why he left. Enjoyed watching Askew but he didn't seem to fit in here.

    Hoping Mitchell doesn't get to enjoy a victory homecoming this weekend. :hookem:
     
  3. Sangre Naranjada

    Sangre Naranjada 10,000+ Posts

    Tre didn't really hurt us last time we played. His stat line wasn't bad at 12 points plus 8 rebounds, but that is tempered by 5 turnovers. I'm not terribly afraid of him doing great damage in Austin.
     
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