Isaiah Stewart, 2019 5* C, (Committed) (There was never a doubt)
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I think it has the potential to be that good. I know that’s optimistic and there are a lot of “what if” questions, but I think they will be very good, potentially great.
backthepack
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We also don’t have a retard of coach that will lose because of shit coaching
B-Roy was an upper classmen and a HOF talent. Lots of gritty dudes on those UW teams, too. If this coming year's team is that good I'll be pleasantly surprised. I think they can make a Sweet 16 run, but not all Sweet 16 seasons are the same.
seatownfunk
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This team has the better, best team ON PAPER in Pac 12, by the numbers, math, facts, etc.
DoogCourics
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Which freshmen are you most excited to watch this fall/winter? And which freshmen will have the biggest impact on their teams? — Shane H.[/b]
My answer probably is the same for both: I’m intrigued by the big guys. Who will be the best college player among the trio of James Wiseman, Isaiah Stewart and Vernon Carey? Wiseman probably has the most riding on him, in terms of cementing the Penny Hardaway era at Memphis in only the second year of said era. But we’ve wondered internally at The Athletic if Stewart won’t be the most productive college player out of all of them — not necessarily the best long-term pro or whatever, but just the most impactful guy at this level, this year.
I can see it only because Mike Hopkins will be absolutely fine playing one-in and four-out and running things through Stewart. Washington played that way with Noah Dickerson and it’s part of what enticed Stewart to hop on board. The Huskies just need outside shooting to keep defenses honest. Quade Green could help there when eligible, for sure. Jaden McDaniels — yes, he’s big, but he doesn’t necessarily play a “big” spot, so that’s why he’s not in this discussion — can also draw attention and space the floor a bit.
My answer probably is the same for both: I’m intrigued by the big guys. Who will be the best college player among the trio of James Wiseman, Isaiah Stewart and Vernon Carey? Wiseman probably has the most riding on him, in terms of cementing the Penny Hardaway era at Memphis in only the second year of said era. But we’ve wondered internally at The Athletic if Stewart won’t be the most productive college player out of all of them — not necessarily the best long-term pro or whatever, but just the most impactful guy at this level, this year.
I can see it only because Mike Hopkins will be absolutely fine playing one-in and four-out and running things through Stewart. Washington played that way with Noah Dickerson and it’s part of what enticed Stewart to hop on board. The Huskies just need outside shooting to keep defenses honest. Quade Green could help there when eligible, for sure. Jaden McDaniels — yes, he’s big, but he doesn’t necessarily play a “big” spot, so that’s why he’s not in this discussion — can also draw attention and space the floor a bit.
jhfstyle24
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Isaiah hanging with Quese at the game
NEsnake12
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https://twitter.com/dreamville_33/status/1171524010628108290?s=21
Reminder that we? are a basketball school this year
Reminder that we? are a basketball school this year
