I'd love to see Dix get some more minutes at the expense of Perkins. Saucy still makes me nervous when he's out there unless he's totally on fire like he was vs MD. CMac has exceeded all expectations thus far. He really is the ultimate glue guy for this team.
Lol. Larry Bird was a terrible athlete, it wasn’t a prerequisite for playing in the NBA in the 80s and 90s. Did you see Hansen when he played at Iowa? He was not a great athlete.
He kicked my ass playing horse in my brother's back yard but that wasn't saying much 😃.
Really? that’s a good story
I watched Hansen since his Dowling days, when he played every position on the court. I’m done arguing with you after this and I’ll let you have the last word. He was a damn good athlete. Again, at 6-6, he was a defensive stopper of the other teams shooting guards who in almost all cases are really good athletes. Wake me up when Dix gets a cup of coffee in the league.
He's a better shooting Connor Mac......which is a good thing. Been pretty impressed how Dix can handle the point. Didn't expect that.
Yes, I noticed what you said as his feet were not in a good position on that catch and he probably needed a dribble to reset for a shot but he chose to keep the ball moving.
And Dix will be forced to produce with out playing the majority of his career just passing too:
Hansen was an outstanding athlete - good enough to be the one that Lute called on to try and check Dr. Dunkenstein when he was going off against Iowa in the semi-finals. As a freshman, I believe. At this point there is no comparison in defensive abilities between him and Dix.
Did you ever stop to consider that the person getting them the ball at the right time and in the right spot may deserve just a bit of the credit? If not, you know very little about the game and the importance of ball movement and passing.
Typical response from a basketball dimwit. The real game is not a video game and the more you try to insult your way out of this, the more obvious it is you know very little.
Shouldn't you be complaining about Fran and his minutes for Mulvey?
No offense, but did you see Hansen at Iowa? He was a great athlete. He was an elite defender in the NBA, too. You cannot be that good defensively if you are a stiff.
OK, you win, the reason Luka, Keegan, Wieskamp and jobo were successful was ball movement and connors passing, got it, (don’t take life so seriously)
First of all, if you can call someone who could play and dominate an entire NBA game with his off hand, just because, a "terrible athlete", then good for you. Most people can't wipe their arse with their off hand. Secondly, you obviously have never watched Hansen play and are just making an assumption.
I never once said that it was THE reason, I said it played a part. You seem to not want to give it any.
Actually, Fran has adjusted and played Mulvey in 5 of last 7 B1G games, so that is credit to Fran, nicely done,
I had a really bad wrist injury last year and you are 100% correct. I could barely wipe left-handed. It was a complete nightmare. I'm so thankful now that i can wipe with my right hand and anyone who thinks I'm lying just try it for 1 week. That's all I'm saying.
I watched him play for 4 years at Iowa, so don’t make dumbass assumptions about me. Not sure why everyone is butt hurt because Bobby wasn’t a great athlete. He was a great basketball player and defender, but he wasn’t even the 3rd or 4th best athlete on the final four team. Lester, Arnold, Brookins and Boyle were more athletic.
The only thing dumbass about this is you thinking Kenny Arnold, Kevin Boyle, and even Ronnie Lester were better athletes than Hansen. Pretty sure people are in your words, butthurt, because of the moronic stance you’re taking about him being a poor athlete.
Where did I say Hansen was a “poor athlete?” Maybe you should read, think and get permission from your conservator before posting.
