Jarvis Doles' performance this week earns him the CAA rookie of the week.
http://caasports.com/news/2017/11/20/men...ov-20.aspx

Isabell's 22.3 ppg, 9.3 rpg, 3.3 apg in Drexel's 2-2 week were apparently less impressive than Eli Pemberton's 19.0 ppg, 3.8 rpg, and 1.3 apg in Hofstra's 2-2 week so Drexel does not sweep the weekly awards.

ROW and ROY are slightly different...

(11-20-2017 03:25 PM)dan10 Wrote:  ROW and ROY are slightly different...

That they are. I fixed it. Although hopefully eventually ROY will apply as well

Well deserved. I was thrilled with how Isabell played. His performance lives up to and exceeds Major Canaday's praise of him.

I've said it a few times now, I was probably most impressed with Doles. I wish he got more of a run in the Houston game but his outside touch is impressive. He adds a nice variable to that #4 spot.

I didn't even think Doles was going to start/get quality minutes! I thought Myles was going to get the minutes

(11-20-2017 07:21 PM)Dragon For Life Wrote:  I didn't even think Doles was going to start/get quality minutes! I thought Myles was going to get the minutes

That is the funny part about this squad. We have sneaky depth and Spiker has no problems giving everyone a chance to earn minutes. That side of things is a nice relief because you know the end of the bench isnt just for having bodies to practice.

However its hard to track who is hurt who is actually good or not etc.

I never thought we be in a spot where we're deeper at forward than at guard. With Doles emerging, Green in the mix and Alihan about a week away, Myles and Stretch, that's 5 options for 2 spots. Hopefully, Harper is ok, but if he goes down for an extended period, losing Kari and with Overton still very questionable, the backcourt is almost thin.

Id be interested and curious with a 3 forward lineup if we did a lineup of Stretch Doles and Alihan with Isabell and Lee. Sammy coming off the bench