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NC State

I am hopeful Neo has his break out game this Saturday. The kid is due. Hate to see him with his head down. I think he simply needs a good game or two to get back on track. He’s had a rough stretch. It’s time!!

Neo

I think ball handling is a problem. Especially against quicker players. He is not fluid. Turnovers are a problem. Especially at inopportune times. Defensive breakdowns are a big issue. He’s not a good defender imo. Got beat on at least the back doors against Cal. Was not good last night either. Shooting is a problem. He may be in a slump or just not a great shooter right now. But he doesn’t even look like he wants a shot.

2024 - changes

As I watched last years team, there was one thing that stood out. We were simply not athletic enough to win on a regular basis at a high level. We had our good nights but fought for everything we were able to get. Almost every team we faced had more speed and athleticism than we did. That’s a tough challenge in bball. Looks like we are getting a full reset. Whether we wanted it in some cases or not. It’ll be interesting over the next couple of months.

He's a quality point guard -- and scorer

He just had a bad stretch of games (injury??) and people jumped on him about it.... I'll take him on my team!

Pedulla still injured??

He seems to have taken a step back. If he’s not careful. His minutes will continue to diminish.

Why the attitude.

I thought this was a civil board where we all treated each other with respect.

If it is a fracture -- you do not come back after 4-6 weeks and feel great

The arm is tender and weak...it will take more time just to get back to it feeling normal ** Edited by 133887Hokie at 12/23/2022, 10:26:43 AM

He had a bad year but

His mid range game remained pretty solid once he started focusing on something other than the three point line