Is he in the top eight? I don't know. He has shown moments of brilliance, but obviously not enough to earn significant playing time in the past. He's now a Junior, and I hope he'll start blossoming into the type of player some of us predicted him to be. I know he can play good defense and rebound. I did see him make a nice perimeter shot the other day at the practice. He's such a nice young man, you just want him to succeed.

Stetson will get his minutes because he knows the system, gets rebounds, and plays tough defense.

(11-01-2014 09:32 AM)outsideualr Wrote:  Is he in the top eight? I don't know. He has shown moments of brilliance, but obviously not enough to earn significant playing time in the past.

I've seen him play some pretty good defense on occasion, but no moments of brilliance. I'd certainly like to see him succeed since he's an Arkansas boy.

I have to assume that Stetson's offense will improve, but I do not know if it will enough for him to challenge Woods. On the other hand, we know nothing about Woods' defense, either.

After watching Stetson late last season, I was hoping he might, could be a late bloomer and possibly develop into the Trojan's mini Scottie Pippen. After reading the comments above, apparently he seems to have little chance of ever being a starter. Too many playing ahead of him. Perhaps a Redshirt year would be a good thing for Stetson and the Trojans.

He will play off the bench and get a degree, honestly not a bad life.

He can't score at this level and is an average d1 athlete.

I thought he would have some noise for scoring around the basket but i just have never seen anything past just a player.

And there is nothing wrong with that.


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(11-01-2014 12:13 PM)MICHAELSPAPPY Wrote:  Stetson will get his minutes because he knows the system, gets rebounds, and plays tough defense.

Stetson will wear a red shirt.