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Sloan

PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 5:19 pm
by LA_Mustang
I’ll try to keep a running update of Sloan in this thread.

Sat 1/21 – 16 pts (leading scorer) in a 66-61 win over Jesuit
next game – Tues at Richardson

season average – 19.3 pts (leads district 10-5A, 5th in area 5A), 9.2 rebounds (second in district 10-5A, 8th in area 5A)
Richardson Pearce – 15-8 (4-3)

I plan to go to tomorrow’s game.....I’ll report what I see.

PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 5:52 pm
by Stallion
BTW for those that want to follow his progress-Richardson Pearce has a website that does a pretty good job of tracking their season-with pictures, schedules and leading stats. Forgot the name but you could find by Googling it. Try www.jjpearcebasketball.com For scoring leaders go to "Varsity" and then "News"

PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 7:17 pm
by Pony_Fan
Image

PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 7:31 pm
by smupony94
Cool, he can stay a Mustang

PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 8:43 pm
by crazy horse
42 blocks in 19 games - 2.2 AVG

Between Bamba and him swatting balls, we should have a solid interior defense.

I'm going to see him play this weekend.

PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 11:58 pm
by MFFL02
For those that are going to see him, please give reports on his potential and how he looked.

PostPosted: Sat Jan 28, 2006 6:40 pm
by LA_Mustang
1/24 - 12 pts in a 55-52 loss to Richardson

1/27 - 12 pts in a triple overtime loss to #4 state-ranked Berkner

DMN story:
Richardson Berkner, No. 4 in the state Class 5A poll, outlasted Richardson Pearce, 81-79, Friday in three wild and emotional overtimes.

Berkner guard Justin Johnson dumped the ball into center Ugo Chinasa for the winning bucket as time expired in the third overtime.

Berkner (22-6, 9-0 District 10-5A) forced the first extra period when Johnson banked in an off-balance, fading 3-pointer from the left wing with 10 seconds left.

Pearce forced the second overtime when Josh Odom, who finished with 26 points, banked in a 3-pointer, also a fading shot from the wing.

Ben Brown (14 points) led six Berkner players in double figures.

PostPosted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 10:15 am
by Hoop Fan
noticed that Sloan had 24 points in a 53-52 loss to highly ranked Newman Smith last night. Thats alot of points in a low scoring game. Pearce's district is very tough this year.

An opinion based on limited evidence

PostPosted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 5:09 pm
by The Falcon
My son & I went to the Pierce/Berkner game on 1/27 (last Fri)

What we saw -

1) A big guy - 6'8"
2) He did get 12 points before fouling out.
3) He looked like he had the flu - if anyone has any info on an illness I would be interested to hear it.
4) Slow & awkward & a lack of force or strength
5) Shot blocks were against smallish guards trying to drive the lane.
6) Limited moves with no quickness around the basket.
7) A lack of awareness of players behind him in the zone.
8) Morris looks quick by comparison
9) Chris Reay as a high schooler would have totally outplayed this guy.

As I said - this was just one game. I don't know why he looked as slow
and as weak as he did. He was either sick or he is that kind of player.
Let's hope for the flu.

Re: An opinion based on limited evidence

PostPosted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 6:09 pm
by Pony_Fan
The Falcon wrote:My son & I went to the Pierce/Berkner game on 1/27 (last Fri)

What we saw -

1) A big guy - 6'8"
2) He did get 12 points before fouling out.
3) He looked like he had the flu - if anyone has any info on an illness I would be interested to hear it.
4) Slow & awkward & a lack of force or strength
5) Shot blocks were against smallish guards trying to drive the lane.
6) Limited moves with no quickness around the basket.
7) A lack of awareness of players behind him in the zone.
8) Morris looks quick by comparison
9) Chris Reay as a high schooler would have totally outplayed this guy.

As I said - this was just one game. I don't know why he looked as slow
and as weak as he did. He was either sick or he is that kind of player.
Let's hope for the flu.


Chris Reay comparisons - yikes!! (it's only one game but uh oh....certainly not a favorable review)

Re: An opinion based on limited evidence

PostPosted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 10:06 pm
by mustangnation
The Falcon wrote:My son & I went to the Pierce/Berkner game on 1/27 (last Fri)

What we saw -

1) A big guy - 6'8"
2) He did get 12 points before fouling out.
3) He looked like he had the flu - if anyone has any info on an illness I would be interested to hear it.
4) Slow & awkward & a lack of force or strength
5) Shot blocks were against smallish guards trying to drive the lane.
6) Limited moves with no quickness around the basket.
7) A lack of awareness of players behind him in the zone.
8) Morris looks quick by comparison
9) Chris Reay as a high schooler would have totally outplayed this guy.

As I said - this was just one game. I don't know why he looked as slow
and as weak as he did. He was either sick or he is that kind of player.
Let's hope for the flu.



Sure am glad that we are going to sign this guy a year early????? Tubbs is really doing a great job recruiting the Dallas area. Sure hope falcon was drunk or at the wrong game.

PostPosted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 11:33 pm
by LA_Mustang
1/31 - 24 pts (games leading scorer) in a 52-53 loss to Newman Smith
2/3 - 9 pts in a 42-53 loss to Creekview
2/7 - 18 pts (tie for game high) in a 77-61 win over RL Turner
2/10 - 12 pts (tie for game high) in a 48-54 loss to L.H.

Pearce is 5-8 in district and out of the playoff chase.

PostPosted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 9:33 am
by Pony Fan
I have heard that people that watch Pearce are not sure what we see in him.