They had one guy I'd say was good enough. That's it. Forget the name, but one of thier guards was okay.
#10, don't know the name, had a decent shot. He also got T'd up - I think he was frustrated and didn't appreciate the second or third time that Kirk flexed his muscles after a rebound or put-back. He let Kirk know so in some fashion that the ref felt required a T.
On another note, Gollon looks very active on the floor, especially on the defensive boards. Seems to be in the right position and gets his hands on a lot of misses for a 6-4 player.
It's ok for this team, with these injuries, to have this kind of game THIS YEAR. If we have everyone back who is supposed to be back next year we have to schedule a better group of teams. But this was nice. 15 minutes for Dozier. Gollon played huge and is only getting better. Mickle in double digits. Butler playing the most minutes. Kirk with eight boards. Great team game.
Which begs the point...why was Jaaron allowed to dribble out the shot clock for 25 seconds last year so much? I know he was very good off the bounce but Block and Laster are showing what can happen with ball movement. Just feel like Saul sold out for a 5-8 guy who stiffed us for Michigan anyways.
Final note, Ryan Taylor is tearing up this year...what if...how nice would he be on this team?