Re: Stanley Johnson
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2015 8:25 am
Walton says there's no way to know if he's one and done.
sorry, forgot to end my post with "root root root for the home team"whatisee wrote:wow...you guys must be smoking some damn good weed. SJ a Bayless? What? Mostly forgotten? Again...what?
Put the pipe down and move away from the keyboard.
Always amazed how one post can become "you guys" in response.whatisee wrote:wow...you guys must be smoking some damn good weed. SJ a Bayless? What? Mostly forgotten? Again...what?
Put the pipe down and move away from the keyboard.
Yeah. Just a big ol gang-bang. Calm down. Read the whole thread.whatisee wrote:You guys rip him part like he slept with your sister or something.
The term jumped the shark has jumped the shark.gumby wrote:Always amazed how one post can become "you guys" in response.whatisee wrote:wow...you guys must be smoking some damn good weed. SJ a Bayless? What? Mostly forgotten? Again...what?
Put the pipe down and move away from the keyboard.
Yeah. Just a big ol gang-bang. Calm down. Read the whole thread.whatisee wrote:You guys rip him part like he slept with your sister or something.
P.S. ''put down the pipe" and "slept with your sister" have "jumped the shark." Update those cliches.
I can't believe you're all sleeping with my sister.Olsondogg wrote:SJ's best days lie ahead. Like in the next month and a half.
I'm still waiting for you to hook me up with your friend Becky.Longhorned wrote:I can't believe you're all sleeping with my sister.Olsondogg wrote:SJ's best days lie ahead. Like in the next month and a half.
I can't hook her up with anyone until I have a poll-validated indication about whether or not she's hot. It's proper procedure.Merkin wrote:I'm still waiting for you to hook me up with your friend Becky.Longhorned wrote:I can't believe you're all sleeping with my sister.Olsondogg wrote:SJ's best days lie ahead. Like in the next month and a half.
Hence the joke.whatisee wrote:The term jumped the shark has jumped the shark.gumby wrote:Always amazed how one post can become "you guys" in response.whatisee wrote:wow...you guys must be smoking some damn good weed. SJ a Bayless? What? Mostly forgotten? Again...what?
Put the pipe down and move away from the keyboard.
Yeah. Just a big ol gang-bang. Calm down. Read the whole thread.whatisee wrote:You guys rip him part like he slept with your sister or something.
P.S. ''put down the pipe" and "slept with your sister" have "jumped the shark." Update those cliches.
The dumpster fire that was UA basketball was very lucky to have Bayless auditioning for a year under the pr*ck that was brought back and coached him while he tried to rest control of the program from the legend who should have already retired.CalStateTempe wrote:This whole season as been an audition season for SJ.Longhorned wrote:I hope so, too. We're really at that point where he can't turn off that switch again.gumby wrote:Inconsistent effort. Hope he hated the bench.
He'll be remembered as a Bayless IMO.
Looked like he quit playing D in the second half.Jefe wrote:So...he's in the dog house? What happened?
Jefe wrote:So...he's in the dog house? What happened?
http://tucson.com/sports/blogs/pascoe/u ... 16794.htmlOne guy Miller may not have been too happy with was Stanley Johnson, who played just six minutes in the second half at the same time that Washington State began nailing some open perimeter looks.
Johnson finished with seven points over 17 minutes, his second single-digit scoring game in the past four. He had eight points on 3-for-11 shooting against Oregon State on Jan. 30.
From the chart in the other thread, his ast/to ratio has improved from .08 to 1.1 in conference play. That is a big thing for him. Getting out of control is his biggest issue. When he plays aggressive but in control, he's dominant.PieceOfMeat wrote:where's he at with turnovers?
Not according to the only trusted source in the world, ESPN. According to them, Jahil Okafor is Shaq 2.0 and his poop has nuggets of potpourri in it.97cats wrote:Stanley Johnson might just be the best player in America
Nate Mason from Minnesota with his 52 might also like to be considered.97cats wrote:FAST FACT: did you know Stanley Johnson leads all freshman in the country in steals with 39?
Okafor likes to lower his left shoulder into post defenders and bull into them. Never gets called.Bosy Billups wrote:Not according to the only trusted source in the world, ESPN. According to them, Jahil Okafor is Shaq 2.0 and his poop has nuggets of potpourri in it.97cats wrote:Stanley Johnson might just be the best player in America
I posted this earlier in this thread: Overall: Has been described by some pundits as having amongst the best set of post skills ever seen on the high school level ... Dominant high school player who will be a dominant college player likely for a year ... Polished low post scorer, but doesn't project as a dominant scorer or rebounder at the pro level ...Bosy Billups wrote: Not according to the only trusted source in the world, ESPN. According to them, Jahil Okafor is Shaq 2.0 and his poop has nuggets of potpourri in it.
Man Open Missed Steals (MOMS).Merkin wrote:What's the stat for missed steal attempts leaving his man open?
I almost called into a NC based sports talk show driving between clinics because I was sick and tired of hearing the Oakfor fluff job and just wanted to give SJ some props out here...but I figured getting in a debate with the host would be bad for patient care if I ended up in a wreak.Bosy Billups wrote:Not according to the only trusted source in the world, ESPN. According to them, Jahil Okafor is Shaq 2.0 and his poop has nuggets of potpourri in it.97cats wrote:Stanley Johnson might just be the best player in America
Completely agree. Just have a hunch about him this week. Stanimal returnsthreenumberones wrote:Big week for SJ. Been a bit out of synch these past few weeks. We need him to return to being the go-to guy on O if we are going to make noise in March. Hostile road trip for the pac title - perfect opportunity for him to assert himself again.
EVCat wrote: I have never seen a moment where I thought "Stanley doesn't give a shit". Or "Stanley is dogging it."
I think there's a difference between dogging it and not putting forth the level of effort expected at Arizona (or other top five programs) too. A lot of freshmen think they're playing hard until they get introduced to someone who demands more.Merkin wrote:EVCat wrote: I have never seen a moment where I thought "Stanley doesn't give a shit". Or "Stanley is dogging it."
Sean Miller may disagree with you. He has been pulled several times for not playing D.
Very common in freshmen of course. Many times the superstar doesn't play defense in HS so he doesn't foul out.
Katzenfreund wrote:People are too concerned about Stanley's Johnson. Why would anyone care if he's MIA? If he's as talented as advertised, he'll shoot his way out of any 'hole' he's supposedly in.
I'm not even sure that was a full on stinker against UCLA. The bar is just high, but ordinarily, getting double figure rebounds and getting to the line 7 times usually offsets at least enough to avoid being labeled a stinker. He contributed on D and was excellent on the glass, but just shot really poorly.rgdeuce wrote:Stanley's so talented his "freshman wall" is a couple of below-Stanley's-standards games. The only real stinker in the whole bunch was the UCLA game, and the game (Washington State?) were Miller parked his behind on the bench.
Nah you're right there. The poor night from the field was just magnified because every other starter minus TJ the last few minutes was bad too.Spaceman Spiff wrote:I'm not even sure that was a full on stinker against UCLA. The bar is just high, but ordinarily, getting double figure rebounds and getting to the line 7 times usually offsets at least enough to avoid being labeled a stinker. He contributed on D and was excellent on the glass, but just shot really poorly.rgdeuce wrote:Stanley's so talented his "freshman wall" is a couple of below-Stanley's-standards games. The only real stinker in the whole bunch was the UCLA game, and the game (Washington State?) were Miller parked his behind on the bench.