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Pacific Transfer Lafayette Dorsey
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Just saw this on twitter. Looks like an athletic, explosive guard. Dude can dunk with ease. Interested to see how he pans out
This is a very, very good pickup for Montana, kid can go to the basket and looks to have a decent outside shot.
With hardnett running the point this year hopefully, and dorsey and Vasquez battling for it the next 3 years Montana looks more than solid.
Decuire knew he needed a upgrade at point following last year and definitely fixed it. Falls isn't the answer and never was. i.m.o. that's why all the transfers.
This year might be a struggle early, but watch out come tournament time.
With the talent and athletism decuire has brought into Missoula watch out the next 4 years at least if he is still around.
With hardnett running the point this year hopefully, and dorsey and Vasquez battling for it the next 3 years Montana looks more than solid.
Decuire knew he needed a upgrade at point following last year and definitely fixed it. Falls isn't the answer and never was. i.m.o. that's why all the transfers.
This year might be a struggle early, but watch out come tournament time.
With the talent and athletism decuire has brought into Missoula watch out the next 4 years at least if he is still around.
braves84 said:
I agree
grizzlyjournal
Well-known member
What a monumental problem! 
Keeping in mind that two of the best guards in Montana hoops history just graduated & here we are... already considering a loaded roster of premium guards... proven and prospective. That's not counting that Sayeed Pridgett, the Big Sky MVP is conveniently penciled in at wing (in my starting lineup).
Frankly, I think it matters little who we project as starters (at 1&2) right now, this promises to be a potent, multi-faceted and deep guard lineup with a lot of minute-sharing time on the court. I do know this: Please do NOT overlook redshirt freshman Eddy Egun. My own personal chess-move musings at a Griz lineup have Eddy as starter in several lineup scenarios.
The big puzzle for me is who's going to play the four in a front court lineup that's not very deep... Thinking one or two frosh will be expected to contribute early.
Keeping in mind that two of the best guards in Montana hoops history just graduated & here we are... already considering a loaded roster of premium guards... proven and prospective. That's not counting that Sayeed Pridgett, the Big Sky MVP is conveniently penciled in at wing (in my starting lineup).Frankly, I think it matters little who we project as starters (at 1&2) right now, this promises to be a potent, multi-faceted and deep guard lineup with a lot of minute-sharing time on the court. I do know this: Please do NOT overlook redshirt freshman Eddy Egun. My own personal chess-move musings at a Griz lineup have Eddy as starter in several lineup scenarios.
The big puzzle for me is who's going to play the four in a front court lineup that's not very deep... Thinking one or two frosh will be expected to contribute early.
Grizbballfan14
Well-known member
GrizWhiz said:
Well put grizwhiz. There is a lot of unnecessary disrespect being directed toward Falls here on egriz. He is the best on ball defender we have, incredibly athletic, and was arguably our 2nd best player in the game against michigan, after Pridgett of course.
The best part of college sports is the development that we see in players over time. Falls is a young man who is still growing into a great player. The added guard depth is good, but I would be really surprised if Falls doesnt start this season.
AZGrizFan said:
AZGrizFan said:
He wasn't last year, when he started only 8 games and had perhaps the 2 best UM guard tandem in front of him and probably the best point control the game and distribute guy ever at UM. That doesn't mean he isn't a 30 minute guy, or won't be this year.
griznative24
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Well that was fast :lol: :lol: :lol:
17 hours to change his mind.
