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174370.37 in reply to 174370.36
Date: 3/11/2011 5:24:29 PM
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Man he is great, but like Koop says, if you want him on the U21 team you need to get those primary skills up. I had a rookie like that (but not as good) a couple of seasons ago, with focussed single position inside training guess where he is now - on the Aus U21 team at age 20, getting great experience. I call him TT :)
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Date: 3/19/2011 8:28:46 AM
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Rubbish don't listen to him, you need to hit that ID hard man. That has to be one of the most well rounded big men..


Do like you said, defense then Reb then IS the rest of the season!!

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Date: 3/19/2011 4:52:53 PM
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I love a rounded big man, I think I have the most rounded hybrid SF/PF in Australia.

But you really need to focus, right now, on the big man skills. For the rest of this season I suppose some passing training is ok, you may get 1 more pop out of it. Next season you really need to smash those inside skills. But I'd rather not train passing anymore for now.

I can't stress it enough. The opportunity to make the U21 side as a 20 year old has now passed. He may make it as a 21 year old, but he will be unlikely to get a start over other big men cause he may be a bit behind.

It's hard to justify starting someone who is triple sensational with passing over someone who is triple wondrous/marvelous with pitful passing.

Considering he needs work on JS as well, I'd leave passing till later.

You can always consider training secondaries if you believe his salary will get out of control and you can't retain him in your team if you keep pumping those outside skills. I'd say in Australia division III that cap is around 90k for any individual player on a good competitive team (not a one man show).

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Date: 3/19/2011 7:34:09 PM
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Hey everyone, check my rookie out. Potential U21er? Thoughts..?

Rickie Poirier
Age: 18
Ht: 7'1
Potential: All star

JS: respectable JR: Atrocious
OD Awful Handling: Atrocious
Driving Atrocious Passing: Atrocious
Inside Shot: Strong Inside D: Atrocious
Rebounding: Strong Shot blocking: Respectable
Stam: Awful FT: inept
Experience atrocious

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174370.46 in reply to 174370.45
Date: 3/19/2011 10:00:18 PM
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Its very difficult for a player to make the U21's as a 20 year old because the 21 year olds have had an extra seasons training.

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