The Big LeHAWKski
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This is the Song that doesn't end, it just goes on and on my friends...
2019 Tyreke Locure
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tksirius
HN's Love Doctor
Thanks for reminding me!!
Tyreke Locure nearly had a triple-double Friday night in a win versus Lincoln.
He scored 29 points, 10 steals, 8 assists, & 4 rebounds. Looks like he's really trying to put his 4A career record for steals out of reach for any future players.
Big difference between the 2. One starts for a P6 team. Other one never will.
tksirius
HN's Love Doctor
Don't forget that Locure can dunk while JBo is lucky if he can touch the rim.
deanvogs
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Do you think Locure will score 1000 points in his career playing against SWAC competition?
I used to be able touch the net.
Robowe
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I wish people would use this thread to post their thoughts without worrying about making sure that someone who responds to them do so in a precisely accurate way. You can't control how people twist your posts. Aggressive attempts to clarify just leads to more twisting.
Now, on to mine. I'm curious about what Locure like in practice. We know he is talented. But does he work hard? For instance, does he get a lot of steals just because he tries a lot in games and is pretty good at it? But does he watch film and work on techniques that will help him get steals? Is he coachable? I suspect that the lack of offers may have more to do with these sorts of matters beyond the games themselves.
Now, on to mine. I'm curious about what Locure like in practice. We know he is talented. But does he work hard? For instance, does he get a lot of steals just because he tries a lot in games and is pretty good at it? But does he watch film and work on techniques that will help him get steals? Is he coachable? I suspect that the lack of offers may have more to do with these sorts of matters beyond the games themselves.
tksirius
HN's Love Doctor
I can't touch the net either ...
I see the problem. It's your technique.
Knight78
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You said Locure doesn't lack the ability to stay in front of his man, but instead plays for steals. The kid is quick, he can score and he can dish. But if he doesn't play defense within the team framework it's because he doesn't want to, period. I can't believe Chad Ryan can be the coach you have claimed him to be and not coach his kids to play defense within a team framework. Steve Bergman has proved time and again he can do it, with talent as good or better than Locure. Hell, Gary Belger did it with Weisy on the team along with 4 players that wouldn't start for any other 4-A school in Iowa.
tksirius
HN's Love Doctor
Tyreke passed Matt Gatens Tuesday night for 5th place in 4A career scoring.
He scored 37 points, 9 steals, 5 rebounds, & 3 assists in a win over Ankeny Centennial.
Locure is also in 1st place for 4A career steals & in 2nd place for 4A career assists behind Jeff Horner.
He scored 37 points, 9 steals, 5 rebounds, & 3 assists in a win over Ankeny Centennial.
Locure is also in 1st place for 4A career steals & in 2nd place for 4A career assists behind Jeff Horner.
Naw dude will be a one and done and the next Trey Young.
NikeHawk21
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Still wondering if anyone knows what kind of practice player he is. Is he coachable? Does he work on gameplans? Or is he just an extremely good prep athlete? His success at the next level is probably dependent on being coachable and doing the work to understand and execute gameplans.
