Hope he succeeds on the court, in the classroom, and in life.

I had the pleasure of watching Baylor in the early rounds of the NCAA tournament in person. They looked tall on TV, but up close you can see how they really take advantage of tall and long players to eliminate space for the opposition. I hope that he finds success there. Good luck!

The young coach’s flexible, articulate, people oriented style of coaching should get more out of him, although he needs to really work on his footwork & offense to play in their rapid man to man, sometimes double team stifling defense that accelerates into quick bursts of offense whenever turnovers occur.

Too bad at Pauley, they totally neglected his needs. Instead, they expected him to come and instantly contribute, sink or swim within some stagnant, irrelevant strategies of errant long shots and slow, deliberate defense.

All that glitters must have meant something gold.

In other words, there had to be something about him to have ranked as high as he did in high school. Whoever at UCLA that scouted him must also have seen something worthwile to sign him from LSU too.

I would understand well too, if his grandmother’s cancer, was the reason he chose Baylor. Bless his heart.

Tough to hear about his grandmother, but this looks like the best place he could have landed.

Best wishes to you and yours, Bobo!