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Good luck, Papa!

Cool video! Thanks for posting, 89.

The Golden State Warriors should work Papa out. Their front line is extremely undersized.

There was a video when Pap worked out for the Wizards, but I didn't post cause Mike Davis from Illinois just destroyed Dia. Faced up, made him play perimeter D, and either went by or drained a J on an awful close-out

Still think maybe Europe is the way to go. saw where Mo Fayes teammate this year Jon Scheyer is taking his talents to Tel Aviv

hoopmanx wrote:There was a video when Pap worked out for the Wizards, but I didn't post cause Mike Davis from Illinois just destroyed Dia. Faced up, made him play perimeter D, and either went by or drained a J on an awful close-out

Went to high school with Davis, before he transferred. Always fun to watch him on the world-wide-network with the Illini...wish it had been Pop destroying him....

Stlhockeyguy02 wrote:

hoopmanx wrote:There was a video when Pap worked out for the Wizards, but I didn't post cause Mike Davis from Illinois just destroyed Dia. Faced up, made him play perimeter D, and either went by or drained a J on an awful close-out

Went to high school with Davis, before he transferred. Always fun to watch him on the world-wide-network with the Illini...wish it had been Pop destroying him....

I liked Mike Davis a little at TC Williams, but couldn't believe how aggressive he was at the Peach Jam 4 or 5 years ago. Went right after guys like Aminu, Ralph Sampson Jr, Darius Morrow, and Tony Woods of the Ga Stars. At that point, was hoping Maryland wou;ld late offer. No such luck.

Didn't we have a Mike Davis in the early 90's? If it's the same guy I'm thinking of, he was a pretty good player.

ponyboy wrote:Didn't we have a Mike Davis in the early 90's? If it's the same guy I'm thinking of, he was a pretty good player.

Willie? about 10 years later though

No, I'm thinking of a guy who would have been either during or immediately after the Cato Armstrong days of the late, late 80's or very early 90's.

ponyboy wrote:No, I'm thinking of a guy who would have been either during or immediately after the Cato Armstrong days of the late, late 80's or very early 90's.

Mike Wilson?
90-93, averaged 18-19 ppg

Yes, that's him. Thank you. He was a good player for us.

Here's a writeup of a game from his senior year: http://www.chron.com/CDA/archives/archi ... 81-74.html

Oh, to be a "struggling" team at 11-2 in conference.