Man I’m getting more and more hyped about this kid. One thing is he’s gonna be an older freshman. 2 he played in a very tough professional league. I could see him being a nice surprise. Especially by SEC play but I could see him doing big things outta the gate. He’s 6’11. Can bring the ball up the court. Great passer. Looks like a pretty good shooter from 3. He could be a stud stretch 4. Who could maybe play some 5 early on if JQ misses the first month. I could see like 10 pts. 6 rbs. 3 ast. 35-36% from deep on a decent amount of shots put up. Lowe. Oweh. Kam. Jelevic. JQ with Aberdeen. Jasper. Noah. Mo D and BG/MM off the bench. That’s 10 deep and not even including Chandler. Hawthorne could be a surprise but I don’t see him playing much year 1. Potter is nice depth considering he’s like the 4th or 5th option at the 5. He can definitely shoot. Nice 14th player lol. Fr.
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Dang, I was somewhere between punch cards and cassette tapes. First computer I used was a TRS-80. We didn't even have a Flintstone PC at my high school.
"Youuuu can dooo iiiiiiit" is another.
The entire story is great. You follow a poor kid from the bayou, raised by a single mother. Growing up as an aquatic engineer, then realizing his dream to become one of the best college football linebackers that ever played the game.
I graduated in 86 and we didn’t get computers at hs until my senior year. I didn’t take the class because it was during my study hall, the first year I got to take a study hall. I had a couple of computer classes my senior year of college but they were useless too. My kids taught me computers when we bought them a pc for Christmas in 2003.
I graduated from UK in 1988, civil engineering. I think my entire computer experience there was learning about SuperCalc and Lotus 123.
