It’s fundamentally a coaching problem, but I also don’t see Mike as a guy who will bang around much. He often shies away from contact and does a ton of passing and fadeaway play.
Agree. Walz was never a great fit for Mooney's system. If he came back, Mooney would assuredly try to pound that round peg into his square hole with predictably the same results forth coming.
Yep, specifically in one interview he basically said banging down low was boring. He like the perimeter and passing aspect of mooney ball.
I’ll try. It’s do hard to learn the system in one year.
If there's an excuse, our coaches/administration seem to find it.
I was expecting Jack Reacher, but alas…
Agree, but he was made into that by Mooney. When you compare him to Grant, TJ, Neil, his skill set never quite meshed with what Mooney wanted him to. Yeah, he could shoot the 3 from one specific area, he could occasionally hit the back door cut., but the Mooney type center also requires a more adept ballhandler and a player that could score beyond the 3 ball out on the perimeter and Walz never was that. Grant and TJ for instance could initiate the offense themselves out on the perimeter, Neil had his push shot. Walz was just stuck out there because he could do neither of the 2.
I guess my question is, how are they involved and able to talk about when the portal doesn't open until tomorrow?
Neil wasn't an outside threat and he worked in Mooney's offense. But, yes, I thought Beagle never fully developed into what he could have been with Mooney. Beagle could get to the rack, he had an inside game, so tools where there but never fully came together.
good point. that worked. a lot of things can work with a Jordan King on the roster. there isn't only one way to win.
Jonas Valancuinas (2011) and 
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