Difference between Felix vs Aidoo

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Lefteye

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Curious the boards thoughts on the differences between the two. My eyes see Felix as more athletic and active than Aidoo. I’m also not sure Aidoo has lifted a weight since he decided to leave Knoxville. To be clear, I don’t necessarily think Felix is a ton better… just think his motor revs higher than Aidont.

GB🍊
 
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Curious the boards thoughts on the differences between the two. My eyes see Felix as more athletic and active than Aidoo. I’m also not sure Aidoo has lifted a weight since he decided to leave Knoxville. To be clear, I don’t necessarily think Felix is a ton better… just think his motor revs higher than Aidont.

GB🍊
Okpara will look for a dunk more
 
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Felix knows his role. He does the things you need your center to do.
Yep. Felix is offensively challenged but he makes up for it with hustle, defense and rebounding. And looking for the lobs. Much more aggressive than Aidoo. And Milicic is a step ahead of both of them. That dude never quits on a free ball.
 
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One is timid, scared, and seems to not understand how to use his body. The other would love to catch lobs all day and dunk on you.
Yes. Kinda knew going in what Felix was, and he’s been what was expected, but was hoping he had grown some offensively. He’s doing what we brought him here to do for the most part. Maybe not as many blocked shots as I expected.
 
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I LOL’ed when Jimmy Dykes said Aidoo was All SEC when he plays his best due to his physicality and presence inside. If anything, Aidoo is soft and generally thrives on smaller, less physical type bigs.

Barnes is a hard nosed coach so I can see why JA wanted to move on.
He also said that this isn’t the Kentucky version of Cal. Yes it is. It absolutely is. He doesn’t change. That’s why he’s there.
 
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In this matchup AIdoo won.. by a lot.

Okpura contributed 10 and 4 on 50% shooting.thats actually close to normal except for the low fg% (he's averaging 7 and 6 on 62%). Aidoo went 4 points 5 boards and shot 66% bombed on the freethrow line. Sounds like I'm losing this argument huh? But, he had 2 steals and 3 blocks with 2 fouls.. those are crazy nice numbers for his role. Flip them on rosters and this game is more like 90-40 instead of 76-52.

Losing Awaka and Aidoo sucks badly. That being said I think we won overall in the exchange because the guys we brought in fit well and I think Dubar gets better as the season goes on. We traded AIdoo and Awaka for Okpara that's a push because between what Okpara brings and how Philips has stepped up we are actually in a slightly better situation when you factor in Milicic who replaced JJJ. Lanier for DK so far is a wash also if you factor in Gaineys improvement. Dubar,if he can step up, is what makes the difference here. I think he can and will. Phillips is my low key MVP this season as far as my expectations and his delivery.
 
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Yes. Kinda knew going in what Felix was, and he’s been what was expected, but was hoping he had grown some offensively. He’s doing what we brought him here to do for the most part. Maybe not as many blocked shots as I expected.
I’m thinking the “not as many blocked shots” is because we are a lot better at perimeter defense than his prior team, but I was looking forward to seeing a few threw back into the stands too.
 
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I’d agree we definitely upgraded with Felix and Igor. Igor has that European edge to him (which I LOVE) and Felix seems to understand his role and playing it well. Aidoo seems to be confused oftentimes on his role. I too wish him well but when he shot that 3 ( I know it was getting little late in shot clock) if I’m Cal…he’s sitting on the bench rest of the game. Aidoo IMO should finish every game with 4 fouls from physical play. Love Vols team so far…BTW…Rick does too!!
 

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