Centers
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Has to be top 3 no question.
It wouldn't surprise me to see Anderson play the 5 on D and Delgado the 4 when they are on the court together. Won't know for sure until we get to watch Anderson because as Pete notes above he is an unknown quantity.
Anthony might lose PT this season unless he improves from last season.
Tough kid who does the dirty work but he must play better D and of course reduce his fouls.
It wouldn't surprise me to see Anderson play the 5 on D and Delgado the 4 when they are on the court together. Won't know for sure until we get to watch Anderson because as Pete notes above he is an unknown quantity.
Anthony might lose PT this season unless he improves from last season.
Tough kid who does the dirty work but he must play better D and of course reduce his fouls.
Top 4 but if he gets quality help from Anderson or Anthony or any of the other bigs could be top 3.
I would have done this comparison with 4/5's and 3's instead of Forwards and Centers, simply because of what you've stated. More interchangeability at the 4/5 and hard to know who is playing what position where a 3 is a 3 for the most part. If we look at 4/5, we are in the middle third, and that's on the back of Angel. He is definitely a top 3 talent (assuming the D improves) but all the other 4/5's are unproven or question marks. At the 3, probably middle third as well, with Desi and Singh.
Should be no separate category for centers.
However, based on Delgado being one the of the best and the backups easily the worst, I'd say 4-7.
If these were added to the frontcourrt, Seton Hall would move into the lower 4-7 category for forewards, IMO.
However, based on Delgado being one the of the best and the backups easily the worst, I'd say 4-7.
If these were added to the frontcourrt, Seton Hall would move into the lower 4-7 category for forewards, IMO.
All I know is Delgado is the best rebounder in the BE, maybe the country. Who knows about Anderson. I do think Anthony will develop into a solid rotation player for us, but maybe not earn starting time until his Senior year. Big men develop slower than guards.
I like this years team. Need one big as a 4 to step up along side Delgado. If not, let DRod play the 4 and Veer the 3. The upperclassmen v freshman dynamics should not be an issue this year. Hopefully, Willard plays a 7-8 man rotation, lets them run, and doesn't "F"up the chemistry.
Completely agree with SPK... Delgado alone is a 3-4 type "Center" with Anthony being a 8-10 type "Center" and Anderson most likely landing somewhere in the 6-8 range depending on health he could be a bit higher or lower.
4-5 with Delgado and agree with assessments by others about Anderson. Anthony is the unknown and if he has improved and can give us quality minutes then maybe even 3.
Since we have no true centers (and maybe few teams still have a classic center anymore)...(Delgado, Anthony, and Anderson are all 4's)....I agree with spk145. It would be better to do the comparisons of frontcourt and backcourt with our team vs other big east teams.
Delgado is a power forward not a center. You can line up pokey winnington against mutumbo, it doesn't make Pokey a center.
Delgado is a power forward not a center. You can line up pokey winnington against mutumbo, it doesn't make Pokey a center.
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