Looks as if Altman is trying to keep some ties from the past regime in the program by bringing back Brandon Lincoln and Jay Anderson. Smart and classy move by Altman.
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Lincoln and Anderson
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Re: Lincoln and Anderson
Totally agree, very wise.greenyellow wrote:Looks as if Altman is trying to keep some ties from the past regime in the program by bringing back Brandon Lincoln and Jay Anderson. Smart and classy move by Altman.
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Re: Lincoln and Anderson
Nice. Always liked Lincoln. He was a great defender and a decent spot up shooter. Too bad he was forced to play the point for several seasons. I think if he had been utilized correctly as a shooting guard, he would have been a standout Pac-10 player by his senior season.
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Re: Lincoln and Anderson
He could definitely score when given the chance but he was forced to play a position that he just wasn't suited for.northbeachsf wrote:Nice. Always liked Lincoln. He was a great defender and a decent spot up shooter. Too bad he was forced to play the point for several seasons. I think if he had been utilized correctly as a shooting guard, he would have been a standout Pac-10 player by his senior season.
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Re: Lincoln and Anderson
I always wondered why Ernie hated recruiting back-up point guards, but he couldn't get enough 6'11 stiffs who he never let off the bench.
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Re: Lincoln and Anderson
That's what I chalk up to Ernie's lack of recruiting in small classes when he has a large group of same-year players taking up a good portion of the roster.oregontrack wrote:I always wondered why Ernie hated recruiting back-up point guards, but he couldn't get enough 6'11 stiffs who he never let off the bench.