For what it’s worth, the starting 5 was
Lowe
Leggett
Austin
Guillermo
Cohren
Lowe
Leggett
Austin
Guillermo
Cohren
Oh, he can play. Much more polished in every way than Nelly was when he first got here. May struggle defensively in switches but that’s to be expected.I’m shocked that you guys weren’t bullish on Cummings. I’ve felt all along that he could have an impact as significant as Lowe’s. While many were worried about the roster make-up before it was completed, I was quite comfortable with Cummings having a significant role. Now that the roster is complete, Cummings may not need to be leaned on in the same way Lowe was and we may not see a freaky breakout season…but the kid has the “it” that this program needs, whether it’s this year or next.
I was bullish on him, but was thinking he’d be about a year away. He has the “it” factor for sure.I’m shocked that you guys weren’t bullish on Cummings. I’ve felt all along that he could have an impact as significant as Lowe’s. While many were worried about the roster make-up before it was completed, I was quite comfortable with Cummings having a significant role. Now that the roster is complete, Cummings may not need to be leaned on in the same way Lowe was and we may not see a freaky breakout season…but the kid has the “it” that this program needs, whether it’s this year or next.
Yeah I just couldn’t believe in the spring that virtually no one on this board other than me had him as a day 1 solution in our rotation or even in the starting lineup. But Lowe and Bub were overlooked too last year, including by myself.I was bullish on him, but was thinking he’d be about a year away. He has the “it” factor for sure.
We probably have an 80% chance to win the first game, a 40% chance to win the following against the Best Virginia team, and a 10% chance to beat the UConn team after that.
Yes @DT_PITT we need every rapid Pitt fan to be involved in this insane NIL world. Jeff Goldberg, Doug Whaley and John Pelusi are working diligently to keep Pitt relevant in this current cesspool of a system.I've never got around to signing up. Guess I should do it soon.
This is the first time in the JC era where we have all the pieces in place for a complete roster. As much as I have high expectations for Cummings and Delalic, finally having a legit center in Corhen should really, really help us.Oh, I completely agree. I was blown away by Delalic's quick release and vision from the moment Jim and Chris shared his film on here. I think he's a star in the making. I'm just really excited at the idea of Pitt having legitimate depth pieces in Cummings, Dunn, and Austin/Corhen.
For what it’s worth, the starting 5 was
Lowe
Leggett
Austin
Guillermo
Cohren
Yes @DT_PITT we need every rapid Pitt fan to be involved in this insane NIL world. Jeff Goldberg, Doug Whaley and John Pelusi are working diligently to keep Pitt relevant in this current cesspool of a system.
It felt like he was a legitimate pro player that Pitt just borrowed for a year or so. Which is kind of what he is.More than that.
More polished as a freshman who hasn't played a college game than a guy who was a 3 year college starter when he got to Pitt?Oh, he can play. Much more polished in every way than Nelly was when he first got here. May struggle defensively in switches but that’s to be expected.
If you remember Nelly’s first few games at Pitt, he looked rattled and out of control. Beebah looked like he fit right in last night, although it was only a practice. Didn’t try to do too much.More polished as a freshman who hasn't played a college game than a guy who was a 3 year college starter when he got to Pitt?
If you remember Nelly’s first few games at Pitt, he looked rattled and out of control. Beebah looked like he fit right in last night, although it was only a practice. Didn’t try to do too much.
Yeah. Beebah played under control and hit shots. I love Nelly. He’s the catalyst for our recent resurgence. I just think Beebah looked better than Nelly did those first 7 games. Longer, better shot, under control.In Nelly's first 7 games last year, he averaged 7.9 PPG and shot 20% (6-30) from three. And quite frankly, he even looked overmatched at times.
But much like the rest of the team, he put it altogether in the Northwestern game, and from that point on for the final 29 games, he averaged 11.9 PPG and shot 39% from three.
Very effusive praise from Dunn towards Beebah today. Basically said that he’s so talented that the sky’s the limit, and he can get to wherever he wants to be.Yeah. Beebah played under control and hit shots. I love Nelly. He’s the catalyst for our recent resurgence. I just think Beebah looked better than Nelly did those first 7 games. Longer, better shot, under control.
Yes @DT_PITT we need every rapid Pitt fan to be involved in this insane NIL world.
Slow is one of the nicer things I’ve been called.Pitt fans who are slow need not apply!
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That’s a good lineup with a hell of a bench (assuming Delalic is who we think he is)For what it’s worth, the starting 5 was
Lowe
Leggett
Austin
Guillermo
Cohren
Artis, Sibande, Young, Cummings, LutherWhat was the lineup and rotation for Old Pitt?
I think I’d give the slight edge to Artis, but I thought they both were comfortably the best players on the floor for a decent chunk of their minutes.Artis, Sibande, Young, Cummings, Luther
Elliott and Lamar Patterson on the bench.
Sibande played the best out of all of them I thought.
I think we'll need to see how he plays in an actual college basketball game first, as opposed to these minimally structured/reffed/coached glorified scrimmages.If you remember Nelly’s first few games at Pitt, he looked rattled and out of control. Beebah looked like he fit right in last night, although it was only a practice. Didn’t try to do too much.
Yeah this kid is as smooth as butter and will be a very high level CBB player and has NBA potential as his body fills out. Very underrated - H2PIf you remember Nelly’s first few games at Pitt, he looked rattled and out of control. Beebah looked like he fit right in last night, although it was only a practice. Didn’t try to do too much.