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Elbert Robinson: how is he developing?
Posted on 1/11/15 at 10:16 am
Posted on 1/11/15 at 10:16 am
Hey, I'm more of a football guy, but because I'm interested in recruiting, I was excited when JJ signed him. But I never see his name mentioned. Is he a major work in progress or something? Because with the incoming recruits, plus Victor, and a couple of returning guys, any progress from Robinson could be huge for next year. I'd love to hear some of the bball gurus thoughts.
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Posted on 1/11/15 at 10:20 am to AndyJ
Seems like a good kid but very slow,very slow to the ball.Maybe his JR year he may be able to help just not now
Posted on 1/11/15 at 10:58 am to AndyJ
He was highly recruited in high school wasn't he? Like a high 4 star or even 5 star?
Posted on 1/11/15 at 11:32 am to AndyJ
quote:Very nicely. Into a future airport security guard.
Elbert Robinson: how is he developing?
Posted on 1/11/15 at 11:33 am to AndyJ
He is not very athletic.
And his role--the big, immobile, aircraft carrier, seven-foot center--is becoming obsolete.
I mean, why have a guy 7-2 clogging up the middle who is slow and ponderous, when someone like Jarrell Martin is 6-10 with a complete game?
Shaq was an all-time great not because he was over 7 feet and huge, but because he was all that and could move, too.
Robinson is a Len Elmore-Rich Kelley-type center.
And the old classic, post-up, in-the-paint center is becoming as extinct as the passenger pigeon.
There is just not much place in this modern up-tempo game for them.
And his role--the big, immobile, aircraft carrier, seven-foot center--is becoming obsolete.
I mean, why have a guy 7-2 clogging up the middle who is slow and ponderous, when someone like Jarrell Martin is 6-10 with a complete game?
Shaq was an all-time great not because he was over 7 feet and huge, but because he was all that and could move, too.
Robinson is a Len Elmore-Rich Kelley-type center.
And the old classic, post-up, in-the-paint center is becoming as extinct as the passenger pigeon.
There is just not much place in this modern up-tempo game for them.
This post was edited on 1/11/15 at 11:56 am
Posted on 1/11/15 at 11:53 am to AndyJ
He needs time with the right work ethic he could be very good. At times you can see flashes of his potential.
Posted on 1/11/15 at 12:45 pm to AndyJ
He's very clumsy right now but he can grow out of that. They had a loose ball 3 games ago and he looked like a 70 year old man going after it!
I'm thinking if he's lost 50 pounds or whatever he's lost how did he even function before? He will be a monster in the future!
I'm thinking if he's lost 50 pounds or whatever he's lost how did he even function before? He will be a monster in the future!
Posted on 1/11/15 at 4:56 pm to AndyJ
He is a true freshman who isn't ready for the speed and athleticism of the college game. I think that's simply all it is. I don't understand how some of our fans expect every single player to walk in as a freshman and start throwing up solid stats.
People hated Quarterman last year, a part of the fan base said that he should never see any time and needs to transfer. Last year as a freshman he just wasn't ready to play college ball. This year he is one of our most valuable players.
People hated Quarterman last year, a part of the fan base said that he should never see any time and needs to transfer. Last year as a freshman he just wasn't ready to play college ball. This year he is one of our most valuable players.
Posted on 1/11/15 at 8:29 pm to AndyJ
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Elbert Robinson: how is he developing?
He is a "big" project. Andrew Del Piero his last year looked better than Elbert does now. But if ADP could do it, then Elbert can. He is a few years away. As others have mentioned, he doesn't appear too happy on the bench.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 9:35 am to AndyJ
It was a mystery to me when CJJ brought Elbert in. JJ is an uptempo all the time coach. Elbert is a half court slow it down lumbering true center. No way he transforms in to a front line rotation player for us in the next two yrs. He really should consider going to someone who plays a more deliberate style.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:39 am to AndyJ
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Elbert Robinson: how is he developing?
Very slowly.
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