We can call him “The E.Victor”…“Your Lease Is Up!”.
Not bad!
[quote=“jobeyonekanobey, post:341, topic:23321”]We can call him “The E.Victor”…“Your Lease Is Up!”.[/quote] Randy Peele, Time to pay the back rent!
Bump for wakeniner.
Thanks JFelt!!!
From watching videos for E. Vic, you can get a great sense of how “long” of an athlete he is. I’m curious to see what his wingspan is.
thanks for this 2k. Love the hustle on both ends of the floor. Really excited about E-Vic in green!
[quote=“J Felt, post:344, topic:23321”]Bump for wakeniner.[/quote]Thank JFelt. I thought the thread got deleted! How did you bring it back when it disappeared? You must have the magic touch! :blank:
Wow, he’s 3 inches taller than everyone on the court, I thought the he had a bunch of guys on his team that were also big.
Wow, he’s 3 inches taller than everyone on the court, I thought the he had a bunch of guys on his team that were also big.[/quote]
pretty sure this is a HS summer league. Alonzo Nelson-Ododa is taller than E. Vic and on his HS team. His other 2 teammates that have signed to play at Nebraska and Miami are shorter.
He’s got an NBA body for SF. So awesome!
This guy looks awesome; I’m extremely excited to see how he progresses as a 49er under Coach Major.
So he committed to Charlotte and immediately dropped out of the top 100 per espn
Tragically hilarious.
That is worthy of an investigation…who are the 9 SF’s who moved ahead of him since saturday? :o
Respnse from Dave Telep via Twitter:
We just updated the rankings today. Nothing to do with where he went to school. Another set of eyes on the rankings
Whatever that means.
that new set of eyes would be Telep’s I imagine considering he just joined ESPN
[quote=“HXC Niner, post:354, topic:23321”]So he committed to Charlotte and immediately dropped out of the top 100 per espn
LOL what BS. He also dropped from a 95 rating to a 91. Had he signed with any ACC school he’d be top50 in the new rankings. We’ve seen it happen wayy too many times.
Rankings are nice for the player until he gets signed, and for the school after he does so, but ultimately, whether or not a kid can play is decided on the court. This kind of stuff is really petty, but ultimately doesn’t affect a pro career. If you can play, you can play.