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IMO Mullens will be a big body in the paint with more athleticism than twigs, and thats a good thing on both sides of the ball.
         
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He has great hands for a big man to grap rebounds and passes out of the air... He has good post moves around the basket, he is working on the jumper and from most reports it is developing nicely... Also he is going to be a stopper on defense... If all you are expecting is a big body with more athleticism than Twig you are going to be drastically suprised...Guys like Mullens don't come around all the time...
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Actually I have been axiously awaiting the on court arrival of Mr. Mullens with anticipation and some excitement. I have always thought that he will be a good one. Matta was on his main "gettem" roll right about then so I expect he wasn't picking any bench sitters just for the heck of it.
After all I expect any Buckeye to be a world setter
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my point was that most likely mullens at theosu wouldnt guard samuels. he might be a center but hes not a 5. the ville doesnt play a typical 1 through 5. the matchup would likely go to the 4. you wont see many teams going to lineups like that. remember the memphis game? two things stick out to me, cook and odens play. sure oden had foul trouble but the man averaged just shy of a point a minute...
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That's another key point to remember about these camps. A lot of these composed teams don't resemble what an actual team looks like. Sometimes you'll have two or even three centers on a team, while other times you'll have four powerforwards and no centers, so a lot of these matchups are determined not by the natural position of the players, but rather by a limited player pool.
Someone above mentioned Gates taking it to Samuels, and that's to be expected. Gates is an extremely athletic four with a good shot. Samuals is a low post banger in the mold of Lauderdale. I'd expect Gates to be able to outwork the post in that situation. You also have to remember that guards and wings are often vastly ahead of post players at this stage of development, especially for really tall players like Mullens since his muscle development and conditioning aren't going to be as high as players shorter than he is. Give him a few years to catch up in terms of body development, and I'll take Mullens everytime in that matchup.
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So the question is Who will?
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Also word is that Mullens didnt see the ball much at all...
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Not suprised that Mullens didn't get many touches....that is the norm at most AAU events....it is guard dominated.
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06-25-2007, 04:43 PM
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BG $
6/25 Brian Snow's camp recap...comments on Crater, Mullens, Offutt, Jamychal Green, Kevin Jones, Eloy Vargas, Kenny Boynton, Dominic Cheek, Xavier Henry and Noel Johnson.
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