Yes without Towns we don't have a rebounding presence. Felt makes 3-4 great looking boards a game but otherwise doesn't consistently use his size or athleticism for anything useful.guest44 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2024 12:45 pmThanks for the update on the injuries. Towns is the most important piece in my opinion.bghkyfan74 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2024 12:35 pm I’m not disagreeing with any of the points made and have a lot of the same frustrations. Usually not an optimistic person, but I think it’s important to note that 3 out of 5 starters are injured. We should still be competing so
I’m not making any excuse but Johnson has to play more minutes than he can, Felt is a low-D1, high D2 player in the starting lineup. The injuries have caused different lineups to figure each other out. I do think Squire deserves more minutes than Felt. Felt has bad body language and brings no value to either side of the floor.
From what I’ve heard, Humphrey should be back soon.
Khayat is about 4 weeks out.
Towns was given 4-12 weeks at time of injury.
Hoping Green isn’t seriously injured.
While it is tough to watch, I still have hope for this team to get to Cleveland. Trey Thomas will start to heat up. Hoping that Humphrey will bring some defensive energy that he brought last year and we can get on a roll.
Also, in almost any sport, isn’t in common to see a sophomore (2nd year) slump? Coaches and/or players.
A lot to unpack, LOL.
As far as the sophomore slump, Scot Loeffler would tell you that you should be pathetic and dreadful in year 2. So if Simon starts blaming Huger and Jans, he should get no pushback internally.
Khayat is clearly a starter and long athlete but in his limited time I didn't think he was a plus defender either.
Still there is little doubt the injuries have made it look worse than it really is.
Fwiw Mahmoud was back on the bench yesterday.



