about 2 years ago
uclaves
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But he’s still got areas to improve. For all his instincts and athletic ability, the 6-foot-4, 252-pound Ayers has a tendency to freelance outside of his assignments in the specific defensive scheme, something that used to infuriate Carter.
“If the guy is not near the play or ball, Akeem doesn’t always want to be bothered with it,” Carter told the LA Times last year. “That’s understandable when you’re young. As you get older, you realize you have to work in the scheme. He could hurt us one day.”
Carter nailed it on the head there…even in his third year in the program he looked like a true freshman at times, if Ayers can get this down the sky’s the limit.
He matured down the stretch..
I think we all remember those stupid helmet-to-helmet hits he had early on but he improved throughout the season and will only do so and have to since he needs to be one of the leaders on D


















