Re: Kerr Kriisa
Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2024 8:21 pm
Which do you prefer?
That or 0,0,0,0,0,0?
Which do you prefer?
Not if it will hurt your feelings.
So neither of them is John Wall. But I still prefer Boswell’s defense and overall vibe. Neither player is very reliable offensively.KaibabKat wrote: Sun Jan 21, 2024 12:42 pm Player Efficiency Ratings:
9.4 Kerr Krissa
13.6 Kylan Boswell
15.0 Average D1 basketball player
Kerr Kriisa has eligibility for this season and next.Postmaster wrote: Tue Jan 23, 2024 9:57 pm Kriisa is a senior. I don’t know if you all know, but Boswell is a young sophomore.
Ok, but this is still his 4th season, so I think that makes him a senior.pc in NM wrote: Wed Jan 24, 2024 10:51 amKerr Kriisa has eligibility for this season and next.Postmaster wrote: Tue Jan 23, 2024 9:57 pm Kriisa is a senior. I don’t know if you all know, but Boswell is a young sophomore.
OTOH, Kriisa is surrounded by less talented athletes, while Boswell is surrounded with great athletes and players.Postmaster wrote: Wed Jan 24, 2024 3:50 pmOk, but this is still his 4th season, so I think that makes him a senior.pc in NM wrote: Wed Jan 24, 2024 10:51 amKerr Kriisa has eligibility for this season and next.Postmaster wrote: Tue Jan 23, 2024 9:57 pm Kriisa is a senior. I don’t know if you all know, but Boswell is a young sophomore.
My point was that he is a bit more experienced and should have better stats than a sophomore.
He didn't play at UVA so it was very negligible.Beachcat97 wrote: Wed May 01, 2024 1:59 pm There’s no mystery to what you’re getting in Kriisa: a flashy, over-confident, streaky, at times erratic combo guard. His year at UVA was pretty negligible and didn’t improve his pro prospects. At this point, he’s fishing for NIL money and a high profile program.
There’s no way he’ll start for UK, right?
Maybe you knew I meant WVA? Maybe not?TheCat wrote: Wed May 01, 2024 3:28 pmHe didn't play at UVA so it was very negligible.Beachcat97 wrote: Wed May 01, 2024 1:59 pm There’s no mystery to what you’re getting in Kriisa: a flashy, over-confident, streaky, at times erratic combo guard. His year at UVA was pretty negligible and didn’t improve his pro prospects. At this point, he’s fishing for NIL money and a high profile program.
There’s no way he’ll start for UK, right?
I didn’t provide enough information for the point to be clear.TheCat wrote: Sat May 11, 2024 9:59 pm Why is allowing a player to wear any number a mistake? That is just a bizarre take. Didn't Kerr wear 25 at Arizona? Guess I'm missing your point. Kerr is a guy that came to Arizona when do one else would in the middle of the SM deal. He certainly has some significant deficiencies especially on the defensive end. Not sure why people need to run down former players and criticize a Kentucky coach that had his whole team transfer and is simply in the "get a decent player" mode.
To be fair there was nothing wrong attitude-wise with Barcello. Barcello was just a poor fit for Sean Miller in regards to style of play. Barcello with Tommy Lloyd would've went just as well as it did with Pope I'm sure. Pope has a different kind of situation with Kriisa that he did with Barcello that's for sure.Winger wrote: Sun May 12, 2024 7:58 amI didn’t provide enough information for the point to be clear.TheCat wrote: Sat May 11, 2024 9:59 pm Why is allowing a player to wear any number a mistake? That is just a bizarre take. Didn't Kerr wear 25 at Arizona? Guess I'm missing your point. Kerr is a guy that came to Arizona when do one else would in the middle of the SM deal. He certainly has some significant deficiencies especially on the defensive end. Not sure why people need to run down former players and criticize a Kentucky coach that had his whole team transfer and is simply in the "get a decent player" mode.
For Kriisa and Lloyd the mistake was allowing the name “Kerr” on the back of his jersey to go with the number 25. Kriisa needed a heavy dose of coaching the me-first out of him and Lloyd either decided to abdicate that responsibility or couldn’t accomplish it.
In that sense allowing the wearing of 77 is the same thing. Pope seems inclined to allow Kriisa to continue to act and play like a clown. Given what he did with Barcello, in comparison to Miller, I guess maybe I should give him the benefit of the doubt.
But if Pope wins a bunch of games with Kriisa at PG, outside of a sea change in his attitude, I will be shocked.
Feel free to bump in 10 months if I end up being wrong.
To be fair he was a Sean Miller recruit and it was Sean that allowed him to wear his first name on his jersey since he was named after an Arizona Legend. I guess you see that as a sign of weakness? A more practical take would be that Tommy just doesn't care but that is far less sinister than your "abdicate that responsibility or couldn’t accomplish it". Interesting. You have an usual take on both players and staff.Winger wrote: Sun May 12, 2024 7:58 amI didn’t provide enough information for the point to be clear.TheCat wrote: Sat May 11, 2024 9:59 pm Why is allowing a player to wear any number a mistake? That is just a bizarre take. Didn't Kerr wear 25 at Arizona? Guess I'm missing your point. Kerr is a guy that came to Arizona when do one else would in the middle of the SM deal. He certainly has some significant deficiencies especially on the defensive end. Not sure why people need to run down former players and criticize a Kentucky coach that had his whole team transfer and is simply in the "get a decent player" mode.
For Kriisa and Lloyd the mistake was allowing the name “Kerr” on the back of his jersey to go with the number 25. Kriisa needed a heavy dose of coaching the me-first out of him and Lloyd either decided to abdicate that responsibility or couldn’t accomplish it.
In that sense allowing the wearing of 77 is the same thing. Pope seems inclined to allow Kriisa to continue to act and play like a clown. Given what he did with Barcello, in comparison to Miller, I guess maybe I should give him the benefit of the doubt.
But if Pope wins a bunch of games with Kriisa at PG, outside of a sea change in his attitude, I will be shocked.
Feel free to bump in 10 months if I end up being wrong.
Wow. More questionable SM decision making thenTheCat wrote: Sun May 12, 2024 3:08 pmTo be fair he was a Sean Miller recruit and it was Sean that allowed him to wear his first name on his jersey since he was named after an Arizona Legend. I guess you see that as a sign of weakness? A more practical take would be that Tommy just doesn't care but that is far less sinister than your "abdicate that responsibility or couldn’t accomplish it". Interesting. You have an usual take on both players and staff.Winger wrote: Sun May 12, 2024 7:58 amI didn’t provide enough information for the point to be clear.TheCat wrote: Sat May 11, 2024 9:59 pm Why is allowing a player to wear any number a mistake? That is just a bizarre take. Didn't Kerr wear 25 at Arizona? Guess I'm missing your point. Kerr is a guy that came to Arizona when do one else would in the middle of the SM deal. He certainly has some significant deficiencies especially on the defensive end. Not sure why people need to run down former players and criticize a Kentucky coach that had his whole team transfer and is simply in the "get a decent player" mode.
For Kriisa and Lloyd the mistake was allowing the name “Kerr” on the back of his jersey to go with the number 25. Kriisa needed a heavy dose of coaching the me-first out of him and Lloyd either decided to abdicate that responsibility or couldn’t accomplish it.
In that sense allowing the wearing of 77 is the same thing. Pope seems inclined to allow Kriisa to continue to act and play like a clown. Given what he did with Barcello, in comparison to Miller, I guess maybe I should give him the benefit of the doubt.
But if Pope wins a bunch of games with Kriisa at PG, outside of a sea change in his attitude, I will be shocked.
Feel free to bump in 10 months if I end up being wrong.
Kerr Kriisa didn't even know Steve Kerr went to Arizona.TheCat wrote: Sun May 12, 2024 3:08 pm it was Sean that allowed him to wear his first name on his jersey since he was named after an Arizona Legend.
Lute was exceptionally hard on Ricky.Merkin wrote: Mon May 13, 2024 7:49 amKerr Kriisa didn't even know Steve Kerr went to Arizona.TheCat wrote: Sun May 12, 2024 3:08 pm it was Sean that allowed him to wear his first name on his jersey since he was named after an Arizona Legend.
Once you start making exceptions, when do they stop?
Reminds of when Ricky Anderson (not then a starter) showed up to get on the plane for an away game with bleached blonde hair. Lute would not let him go.
Even though he let Jason Gardner dye his hair red.
Maybe you stop making exceptions when it matters or if it violates some sponsor agreement. Do you really care if a player puts his first name on a jersey if it is an Arizona legend he was named after? How about changing the name on the back of a jersey worn the previous season to a hyphenated one? How about changing a number? I just don't think it matters if that is what a player wants. The NC AA just changed what numbers you can have on a jersey does that matter since you sold jerseys with a different number? Lighten up and allow kids to express themselves a little. You also are not violating any NCAA rules.Merkin wrote: Mon May 13, 2024 7:49 amKerr Kriisa didn't even know Steve Kerr went to Arizona.TheCat wrote: Sun May 12, 2024 3:08 pm it was Sean that allowed him to wear his first name on his jersey since he was named after an Arizona Legend.
Once you start making exceptions, when do they stop?
Reminds of when Ricky Anderson (not then a starter) showed up to get on the plane for an away game with bleached blonde hair. Lute would not let him go.
Even though he let Jason Gardner dye his hair red.