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>I do agree with you in part, but there are too many >other variables that you don't mention that make him a >special player. > >Jump Shot - Has shown much consistency the first two >tourneys with the Illinois Fire. > >Defense - The "He can't guard anyone" statement makes >me wonder why he has drawn the toughest offensive >player this spring every game. I thought he did a >great job on Keith Brumbaugh from Florida and Greg >Paulus from New York at Kingwood. Two of the top >offensive players in 2005. Plus, he's averaged 3 >steals a game the past two years and was at least that >through this spring. These kind of stats do not denote >a poor defensive player. > >Rebounding - I don't think there is a better >rebounding 2-guard in the country. > >Toughness - Again, there isn't a tougher player in the >country. > >Leadership - He is a proven winner and leads by >example with how hard he plays. > >Intangibles - First at practice, last to leave. The >fact that he has improved most "weaknesses" of his >game from year to year. > >Casey, I'm just seeing a trend of people who tend to >over analyze players and draw a conclusion based on >what they think should happen. For example, I've seen >Minnoy give 30-35 points in more than one AAU game >with Julian Wright guarding him, but I never read that >Julian is a poor defensive player. > >With high major colleges offering full scholarships to >him, do they think he can't guard anyone either?

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