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Originally Posted by Boilers Fan
Sounds like a good get, we are excited to have him. Would like to hear any more info on the kid if anybody has it. Strengths, weaknesses, etc.
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I have been tracking the Ohio 2012 class for 3 years. Purdue is getting a good one. He has all the tools and intelligence to be special. This is one who should have never left Ohio. Below is what ESPN Recruiting says:
October, 2009: Kyle is a solid and strong point guard. He has an excellent basketball IQ. He is a natural pass first point guard but has really improved his ability to score in the last year. He has a solid and strong body and is good at getting in the lane and creating for himself and others. He has an improving jump shot with range to 19 feet. He is a good defender with good quickness. Molock is a good athlete and still has a very good upside. He is a good get for Coach Painter and the Boilermakers as they go into Ohio and pull out one of their best sophomores.
April, 2009: Kyle is a solid no nonsense point guard. He has great size for a young point guard. Molock is a pass first point guard that is always to trying find an open teammate or create for someone to score. He is a solid athlete and should get even better in time. His size enables him to see over most points he encounters. He is a solid scorer. He is effective at getting into the lane and shooting over people. He is also a solid slasher, getting to the rim and scoring off the bounce. Molock does need to improve his shooting. He has range to 17 feet but he mostly goes to the basket. He is a good rebounder with his size and athletic ability. Kyle is also a solid defender and understands defensive concepts.