Nick Pringle highlights

[blackcoffe77]

I rarely, if ever post anything but has anyone seen or posted a link to these highlights?

 

[jtr4dad]

Pringle appears to be another "project". He is 6th on his JUCO team in scoring at just 8 points per game. He is shooting 12.5% from 3, so he should fit right in Our 4 other signees are progressing nicely and rising in the rankings.

 

[biggoop]

8.8 rebounds and 1.5 blocks a game, that’s why is was recruited

 

[frazor]

I refuse to get excited about a JUCO
I refuse to get excited about a JUCO
I refuse to get excited about a JUCO
I refuse to get excited about a JUCO

 

[bamajd]

Heard he lives to rebound. Anyone else think this is something we can use?

 

[Pooley Hubert]

He seems like a really athletic guy that may not have a ton of offense but somebody that truly attacks the glass and has a quick second jump

 

[D Isaiah T Billings-Clyde7]

Pringle appears to be another "project". He is 6th on his JUCO team in scoring at just 8 points per game. He is shooting 12.5% from 3, so he should fit right in Our 4 other signees are progressing nicely and rising in the rankings.

There’s room on every single team for a rebounding specialist.

If you MASTER one skill in basketball you have a spot on any team

 

[RollTide15]

He likes to dunk.

 

[vegas man]

He likes to dunk.

Well then maybe he can teach Bediako how to dunk too.

 

[ATLSwag17]

Pringle is prime Oats recruiting bait

 

[BamaLegacy]

8.8 rebounds and 1.5 blocks a game, that’s why is was recruited

Yep…above average athlete with a solid frame and skills that still need to be developed. That really is sort of the definition of a project, but projects can pay dividends if they work to improve vs thinking they are already good.

Anyone that thinks otherwise can just see how happy the Pelicans are with Herb. He has worked his butt off for years to improve and the results are starting to show up for him on the biggest stage.

 

[bryantdenney]

Yep…above average athlete with a solid frame and skills that still need to be developed. That really is sort of the definition of a project, but projects can pay dividends if they work to improve vs thinking they are already good.

Anyone that thinks otherwise can just see how happy the Pelicans are with Herb. He has worked his butt off for years to improve and the results are starting to show up for him on the biggest stage.

I was thinking the same thing about Herb. Defense and rebounding got him PT early in his career and when his offense developed he turned into a POY guy.