Can we talk about how good Kerron has looked in the first 8? Dude's finally playing like a point guard. Belmont is a much more dangerous team when they have the ability to get in the lane with the guards, not just throw up 3s. Kerron's scoring double last season's average. He's the best defensive player we have. When Kerron and Ian both came in we knew they were going to be special and it looked like Ian would become the better player, but so far this year, Kerron has been much more dominant.

That's all I have to say about that.

(12-08-2011 03:36 PM)TennTexBruin Wrote:  Can we talk about how good Kerron has looked in the first 8? Dude's finally playing like a point guard. Belmont is a much more dangerous team when they have the ability to get in the lane with the guards, not just throw up 3s. Kerron's scoring double last season's average. He's the best defensive player we have. When Kerron and Ian both came in we knew they were going to be special and it looked like Ian would become the better player, but so far this year, Kerron has been much more dominant.

That's all I have to say about that.

Wasn't it Alex Renfroe's junior year when he took off playing like Kerron is?

I honestly don't remember about Alex, but it does seem like this is Kerron's year. Unfortunately, I think the situation is that if Kerron succeeds, Ian doesn't. I hope that isn't the trend.

(12-13-2011 07:36 PM)BelmontSuperFan Wrote:  I honestly don't remember about Alex

...and you call yourself SuperFan. Study up, friend, Alex Renfroe might have been the best Belmont Basketball player there ever was.

TRUUUUUUUUTTTTHHHHH

Hope he is OK. He was limping around a bit last evening. He's one heckuva player.

(12-14-2011 02:22 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  Hope he is OK. He was limping around a bit last evening. He's one heckuva player.

Me too.

(12-13-2011 07:36 PM)BelmontSuperFan Wrote:  I honestly don't remember about Alex, but it does seem like this is Kerron's year. Unfortunately, I think the situation is that if Kerron succeeds, Ian doesn't. I hope that isn't the trend.

That's a great point and unforunately I think there's some truth to it. I don't think I've seen a game this year where Ian and Kerron have really both done well. I could tell last night that Ian is getting frustrated with the frequency with which he's coming off the floor. By the time the heart of the conf schedule rolls around I think Ian will understand that he doesn't have to score 25 points in order for us to win.