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Terry, Jones, and Davis are clearly Stanford’s best players. Was surprised how little of an impact I saw from da Silva. Wills was OK, but 2-7 FT shooting is 100% unacceptable from a Guard.

Shocking how thin the bench is. Only 8 bench points until last 5 mins seems a real problem. Delaire can put the ball in the cylinder a bit and he was good at the line last night, but other than him, yikes. One of my biggest observations was Isaac White only getting last 5 mins of game. This is a guy who started a few years ago, right? It must be Hasse is prioritizing defense over offense.

Man, if only Okpala had returned this year. He hasn’t even scored a single point with Miami so far, but riding NBA pine for money when 19 is better than starting in college basketball, enjoying the college experience I guess.

Whatever the case, the team finally looks like what one looks like under a good coach. Not much at rim athleticism or depth so would temper enthusiasm, but finally a team that won’t hurt to watch play.

No, White has never been a starter. Perhaps you're thinking of Cartwright?

It's the XXI-century Stanford law...both the football team and basketball teams can't be good at the same time. Basketball team rising so the football team needs to go down...something like the 80s movie Ladyhawke.

[PVTree]

Terry, Jones, and Davis are clearly Stanford’s best players. Was surprised how little of an impact I saw from da Silva. Wills was OK, but 2-7 FT shooting is 100% unacceptable from a Guard.

Shocking how thin the bench is. Only 8 bench points until last 5 mins seems a real problem. Delaire can put the ball in the cylinder a bit and he was good at the line last night, but other than him, yikes. One of my biggest observations was Isaac White only getting last 5 mins of game. This is a guy who started a few years ago, right? It must be Hasse is prioritizing defense over offense.

Man, if only Okpala had returned this year. He hasn’t even scored a single point with Miami so far, but riding NBA pine for money when 19 is better than starting in college basketball, enjoying the college experience I guess.

Whatever the case, the team finally looks like what one looks like under a good coach. Not much at rim athleticism or depth so would temper enthusiasm, but finally a team that won’t hurt to watch play.

No, White has never been a starter. Perhaps you're thinking of Cartwright?

It's the XXI-century Stanford law...both the football team and basketball teams can't be good at the same time. Basketball team rising so the football team needs to go down...something like the 80s movie Ladyhawke.