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11-23-2010, 09:36 AM
Darius has improved his game alot!
11-23-2010, 09:45 AM
Stats so far this year
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11-23-2010, 09:52 AM
Serious???? :yawn:
11-23-2010, 09:55 AM
Strikeout King Wrote:is he NBA Good tho?
Eric Bledsoe plays in the NBA. Why not Darius??
11-23-2010, 10:12 AM
^ Can't you and Ballers take this to the break room???? - LOL
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11-23-2010, 02:37 PM
Looks like Tarzan, plays like Jane.
11-23-2010, 02:39 PM
Ive seen a lot lesser players drafted to the NBA, all it takes is to impress one scout and your on your way.
11-23-2010, 03:17 PM
BlackcatAlum Wrote:Looks like Tarzan, plays like Jane.
Looks like Jane, plays like Cheeta. He looks soft on the court and mostly plays uninspired!
11-23-2010, 03:18 PM
Wildcatk23 Wrote:Ive seen a lot lesser players drafted to the NBA, all it takes is to impress one scout and your on your way.
Seen a lot better players go to Europe as well!
11-23-2010, 03:46 PM
Stardust Wrote:Seen a lot better players go to Europe as well!
True enough.
11-23-2010, 06:46 PM
I've heard a lot of people expect Darius Miller to have really good stats this season. However, with scorers like Terrence Jones, Brandon Knight, and Doron Lamb, don't expect Darius Miller to get a lot of points. The only consistent stats that Darius Miller is going to get is in rebounding since we are having a tough time with getting rebounds. And personally, I think that's what he should work primarily on. We have enough scorers, but we're having a tough time with getting rebounds.
About Darius Miller's draft status, I personally wouldn't expect him to have too good of a draft status. He's on a team with a lot of other future NBA players. He will be just like Patrick Patterson last year. He's good, but he's going to be overshadowed by all the other talent around him.
About Darius Miller's draft status, I personally wouldn't expect him to have too good of a draft status. He's on a team with a lot of other future NBA players. He will be just like Patrick Patterson last year. He's good, but he's going to be overshadowed by all the other talent around him.
11-23-2010, 08:37 PM
Deathstar 80 Wrote:I've heard a lot of people expect Darius Miller to have really good stats this season. However, with scorers like Terrence Jones, Brandon Knight, and Doron Lamb, don't expect Darius Miller to get a lot of points. The only consistent stats that Darius Miller is going to get is in rebounding since we are having a tough time with getting rebounds. And personally, I think that's what he should work primarily on. We have enough scorers, but we're having a tough time with getting rebounds.
About Darius Miller's draft status, I personally wouldn't expect him to have too good of a draft status. He's on a team with a lot of other future NBA players. He will be just like Patrick Patterson last year. He's good, but he's going to be overshadowed by all the other talent around him.
:Thumbs: Very well articulated!
11-23-2010, 09:32 PM
http://cincinnati.com/blogs/nkysports/20...from-maui/
So here we are, another Kentucky win, and how much do we really know about this team?
Not much.
But there are a few things we can get from a game like this:
- One thing I do know that troubles me is that this young team allowed a vastly under-talented Oklahoma squad to come back into the game when they shouldnât have. That I can deal with, because itâs all a part of the learning process.
- What really troubles me, though, is the continuing disappearing act of Darius Miller when the team needs it the most. When UK was searching for offense at the under-8-min. mark, where was Darius? I honestly do not know. This is something that must be fixed. He MUST be more aggressive onthe offensive end when his team needs it.
- Terrence Jones is the MVP of the young season so far. His scoring is deadly from everywhere. His drives to the hoop are graceful and his defense and court vision are superb. He has a great grace for a man his size and I can see why so many programs wanted to have him.
- We need Deandre Liggins in the lineup badly. As of now, he said his shoulder was sore, but not hurt, and he would be ready to play Tuesday. I hope thatâs the case. We cannot lose someone of his talent and hustle. There were a few times when his hustle plays kept this from being a dramatic game.
- No one really knows how good they are â yet. As of this writing, No. 2 Mich St. is struggling with Chaminade and No. 1 Duke escaped its game against Marquette by five points. Nearly every SEC team has lost a game, most to teams they shouldnât have, except for Vandy, who beat a vastly overrated North Carolina squad. The point here is no one knows how good they are â yet.
- A game against Washington would be very interesting in that the Huskies are good, and would be a good test for the Cats. But the bad blood between Washington and Calipari makes it even more interesting. As Iâm sure everyone knows, Wash had both T Jones and Enes kanter in their clutches before Cal took them away. What a game that could be!
- Brandon Knight showed his first signs of inconsistency tonight, running a slow offense and missing big free throws in the second half. I donât expect to see very much of this throughout the season.
- One question on the minds of every UK fan: Who takes the last shot if UK is down one point? Based on the early season returns, I have a thought. It may be crazy, but I think right now itâs the correct choice: Doron Lamb. The kid from NYC could be a cold-blooded killer in disguise. I love how he continues to show no fear in whatever he is asked to do. And when the game was nearly over, it was clear that Cal told his boys to get the ball in Lambâs hands â thatâs who he wanted on the line. Lamb made both shots, by the way.
So here we are, another Kentucky win, and how much do we really know about this team?
Not much.
But there are a few things we can get from a game like this:
- One thing I do know that troubles me is that this young team allowed a vastly under-talented Oklahoma squad to come back into the game when they shouldnât have. That I can deal with, because itâs all a part of the learning process.
- What really troubles me, though, is the continuing disappearing act of Darius Miller when the team needs it the most. When UK was searching for offense at the under-8-min. mark, where was Darius? I honestly do not know. This is something that must be fixed. He MUST be more aggressive onthe offensive end when his team needs it.
- Terrence Jones is the MVP of the young season so far. His scoring is deadly from everywhere. His drives to the hoop are graceful and his defense and court vision are superb. He has a great grace for a man his size and I can see why so many programs wanted to have him.
- We need Deandre Liggins in the lineup badly. As of now, he said his shoulder was sore, but not hurt, and he would be ready to play Tuesday. I hope thatâs the case. We cannot lose someone of his talent and hustle. There were a few times when his hustle plays kept this from being a dramatic game.
- No one really knows how good they are â yet. As of this writing, No. 2 Mich St. is struggling with Chaminade and No. 1 Duke escaped its game against Marquette by five points. Nearly every SEC team has lost a game, most to teams they shouldnât have, except for Vandy, who beat a vastly overrated North Carolina squad. The point here is no one knows how good they are â yet.
- A game against Washington would be very interesting in that the Huskies are good, and would be a good test for the Cats. But the bad blood between Washington and Calipari makes it even more interesting. As Iâm sure everyone knows, Wash had both T Jones and Enes kanter in their clutches before Cal took them away. What a game that could be!
- Brandon Knight showed his first signs of inconsistency tonight, running a slow offense and missing big free throws in the second half. I donât expect to see very much of this throughout the season.
- One question on the minds of every UK fan: Who takes the last shot if UK is down one point? Based on the early season returns, I have a thought. It may be crazy, but I think right now itâs the correct choice: Doron Lamb. The kid from NYC could be a cold-blooded killer in disguise. I love how he continues to show no fear in whatever he is asked to do. And when the game was nearly over, it was clear that Cal told his boys to get the ball in Lambâs hands â thatâs who he wanted on the line. Lamb made both shots, by the way.
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