Mike Gessell had his share. He just couldn't shoot consistently. Bryce Cartwright from Fran's early teams.right, but Fran's teams didn't look very athletic against the Robert Morris's of the world either. We're all trying to think of a PG that could dunk.
I don't think Gessell showed much hops except the dunk in the game at UNC....
I thought McCaffery's teams could easily play with these guys on offense. Unfortunately, it is when you flip the page to Defensive stats that the problem becomes apparent.
He had others. At Ohio State (the loss where Fran publicly called out Uthoff for running from the ball down the stretch). At Hilton and vs Cyclones in Carver. He had a few.I don't think Gessell showed much hops except the dunk in the game at UNC....
I'll take three high energy guys in Banks' mold as opposed to stretch forwards that don't attack the glass or the paint and simply shoot the ball well. Year after year it seemed like we missed a true paint presence, lock down defender, slasher, etc... if Doph only noticed three guys that are similar I'm more then ok with that.Don't know how accurate this was as I watched the game while somewhat distracted, but in the postgame interview, Dolph mentioned to McCollum that there are three of his players (one was Banks, for sure) who all seemed to be the same size with the same skill set.