Nicely put. I think TJ and Talley are destined to be an all-time great A10 backcourt. I recall that exceptional UMASS tandem of Edgar Padilla and Carmello Travieso in the mid-90s. Our two Dukes will be better. -- Duquesne Dukes Basketball Forum

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Date Posted: Thursday, December 02, 09:29:35pm
Author: Stevie
Subject: Nicely put. I think TJ and Talley are destined to be an all-time great A10 backcourt. I recall that exceptional UMASS tandem of Edgar Padilla and Carmello Travieso in the mid-90s. Our two Dukes will be better.
In reply to: El Duque 's message, "The Pitt game" on Thursday, December 02, 09:45:17am

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I think it was a grossly unfair match-up for Saunders against Pitt so I give him a break. If he stayed inside to battle Mcghee, Zanna and whomever Pitt threw at him he�d have fouled out in the first 10 minutes. No real -- Greg, Friday, December 03, 12:49:34pm

But after watching Damian for the past three years, don't you think he looked a little "flat-footed?" He used to leap over taller players like they were nothing. Great shot of him dunking over the freakishly tall dude from Temple. McGhee is a big man and moves well, but if Damian is healthy I think he should be able to get underneath him or go over the top. Most of McGhee's blocks were against Saunders. (NT) -- El Duque, Friday, December 03, 01:03:00pm

Oh...ED...falling for "marketing"??? McGhee's blocks were all about being in better position than Damian, not about explosiveness. McGhee was almost never out of position in that game. But the bigger question is this...had Damian dunked on McGhee one time, would that have made you forget the 3 or 4 blocks? My point is, let's take substance over flash...he had one of his best statistical nights against one of the best teams in the country, and it still wasn't enough?? (NT) -- Slim, Friday, December 03, 02:48:01pm
- Since we lost, no, it wasn't enough. Just sayin'. (NT) -- El Duque, Friday, December 03, 07:37:51pm
  - But my point is that he didn't have his usual explosiveness. (NT) -- El Duque, Friday, December 03, 07:39:54pm
    - McGhee is strong player with a chance to be in the running for Big East Defensive player of the year. As slim said he is STRONG and positions himself well unlike the player from temple. I saw it different....I thought Saunders came to play and did not think of him as a liability....I thought Pitt just outmuscled him (NT) -- Greg, Saturday, December 04, 01:26:16pm

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