mr.checkerboards
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The stats don't reflect this. Nkamhoua was playing his best ball of the year before the surgery. He averaged 10 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 blocks in his last three games.BHH is every bit better than anything ORN brought at any point this year.
Im curious to see how Aidoo's offensive game develops. He has the potential lets see where it goes.The stats don't reflect this. Nkamhoua was playing his best ball of the year before the surgery. He averaged 10 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 blocks in his last three games.
Nkamhoua going down has definitely helped getting Aidoo and BHH more run which will help next season. Aidoo>both imo, but I think they are all solid pieces.
BHH size makes him a much better rim protector. BHH has his moments and makes freshman mistakes but hes a much better passer from the post as well. He also does turn it over a bit much, but it usually is from him not holding the ball well, where as ORN constantly dribbles into triple teams.Per 40 ON is better at literally every statistic except steals. I’m happy BHH is coming on, but there is literally not a single thing he does better than ON right now. Weirdly strong dislike for one of our guys.
BHH is every bit better than anything ORN brought at any point this year.
BHH is the better pro prospect and has more talent, but Olivier still produces a lot more right now. More consistent shooter, better rebounder/ shot blocker and the only consistent lob threat we had this season. BHH is a better scorer/ player maker, but Olivier was overall a better player this year.