Jamar Briscoe - Guard - 2010

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Right, because Dijuan hasn't developed into much of a pg. And Leemire never really developed into much after his freshman year.

:rolleyes:

How’s Dijuan’s jumper treating him?

I like the kid, but don’t act like he’s grown by leaps and bounds. He takes care of the ball like a decent point should.

Eddie didn't develop either....

Or Bennett, or Coleman, or Williams (both), or Ian, or Coley, or Lewis, or Plavich, or I can keep going…

Phil Jones is awesome, what is wrong with you?

Thanks PB.

Phil hasn’t developed to a decent consistent starting center option. Sorry.

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[QUOTE=CharSFNiners;413036]

Thanks PB.

Phil hasn’t developed to a decent consistent starting center option. Sorry.[/QUOTE]

Look at him last year compared to his first, he was better at everything.

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I was being serious, I think Phil is awesome. No sarcasm.

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I was being serious, I think Phil is awesome. No sarcasm.
During the 1st year Phil played, I stated he would become a very valuable all-around player for us. I'm not changing my stance. And I like his attitude.
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Or Bennett, or Coleman, or Williams (both), or Ian, or Coley, or Lewis, or Plavich, or I can keep going...

Don’t forget Jobey, Demon, and Withers. Those guys were scrubs, too. :rolleyes:

And how is Plavich a project? Transferred from the SEC. Like calling Spears a project. We knew what we were getting.

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[QUOTE=cakewalk5;413043]Don’t forget Jobey, Demon, and Withers. Those guys were scrubs, too. :rolleyes:

And how is Plavich a project? Transferred from the SEC. Like calling Spears a project. We knew what we were getting.[/QUOTE]

plavich didnt transfer from the sec. he originally signed with georgia tech but never went there.

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[QUOTE=ninerfan55;413044]plavich didnt transfer from the sec. he originally signed with georgia tech but never went there.[/QUOTE]

He played at Vanderbilt for two years.

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[QUOTE=Powerbait;413045]He played at Vanderbilt for two years.[/QUOTE]

my bad. i forgot that.

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I think this is an excellent addition. This kid can really score the ball.

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Why are we knocking Big Phil or Dumptruck. Big Phil paid his own way for a year in order to come play here. Dumptruck lost like 40 lbs. Those aren’t slackers.

If we’re gonna call out Niners…call out the chowder heads and quitters like Carlos Williams, Gerrity or the students who don’t show up to the game. Don’t call out the guys who busted their tails off for this program. Makes us seem unappreciative and spoiled like some of our neighbors to the Northeast.

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[SIZE=2][B]Re: Jamar Briscoe to Charlotte![/B][/SIZE][FONT=verdana][SIZE=1][B][URL=http://charlotte.rivals.com/editpost.asp?SID=1095&Edit=1&me_key=123595721][FONT=verdana][SIZE=2][B]Edit[/B][/SIZE][/FONT][/URL] | [URL=javascript:window.location.href=(‘compose.asp?sid=1095&fid=1543&style=2&rid=123595721&tid=123576664’);][FONT=verdana][SIZE=2][B]Reply[/B][/SIZE][/FONT][/URL][/B][/SIZE][/FONT][SIZE=2]My fellow niners Briscoe is the most celebrated and #1 49er recruit of the 2009-10 recruiting class. While the incoming freshman and juco are good and we hope to be great D1 players, Briscoe is already a Division 1 ALL-American. Many D1 coaches and NBA scouts consider him one of the top D1 gaurds in the country.The addition of Briscoe turns a good recruiting class into a great class. I have seen this kid play several times and he is as good as advertised.Scroll Down

Charlotte scores BIG TIME ALL-AMERICAN Transfer/ The addition of Briscoe will give us an all-conference talent in the backcourt for the next 4 years. The 49ers are locked and loaded and poised to compete for Atlantic 10 championships.
CollegeInsider.com 2009 Awards

2009 CollegeInsider.com Awards

Freshmen Mid-Major All-America Team

Rather then assembling first, second, third and fourth team squads, the collegeinsider.com Freshmen Mid-Major All-America team is one team consisting of 21 players. Division I coaches and NBA scouts are part of the selection process, but final decision rests with the collegeinsider.com staff.

Larry Anderson G 6-6 Long Beach State
Ivan Aska F 6-7 Murray State
Keion Bell G 6-3 Pepperdine
Julian Boyd F 6-6 Long Island
JAMAR BRISCOE G* 5-10 ** North Carolina Central ******
John Brown G 6-4 The Citadel
Kevin Dillard G 5-11 Southern Illinois
Novar Gadson G 6-7 Rider
Anthony Hitchens G 5-9 Akron
R.J. Evans G 6-3 Holy Cross
Samme Givens F 6-5 Drexel
Jarrod Jones F 6-8 Ball State
Damian Lillard G 6-2 Weber State
Shelvin Mack G 6-3 Butler
Dominique Morrison F 6-5 Oral Roberts
Harouna Mutombo G 6-4 Western Carolina
Clifford J. Reed G 6-3 Bethune Cookman
Kevin Thompson F 6-8 Morgan State
Julius Wells F 6-5 James Madison
Eric Wise F 6-5 UC Irvine
Alex Young
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Don't forget Jobey, Demon, and Withers. Those guys were scrubs, too. :rolleyes:

And how is Plavich a project? Transferred from the SEC. Like calling Spears a project. We knew what we were getting.

And Sager, and Butter, and Grier… I can keep them coming too.

IMO, I’d add Baldwin. Had lots of hype, started to get better, but then was injured and never recovered and regressed. To me he never fully developed.

I didn’t call Plavich a project, I said he didn’t developed. He was the same player his two years and his red shirt year. He shot from 3, never developed a head fake, or the ability to have a decent post entry pass (which should be a pre-req. for someone with such an a good shot), and for a shooter, wasn’t equally as good from the stripe. He was completely one dimensional and never developed further.

Look at him last year compared to his first, he was better at everything.

His playing time saw increases too. I still don’t think he has done substantially enough to say he has developed. He still lacks any reliable post moves.

I’m not saying we do not have good players, but the amount of players who develop more facets to their game doesn’t happen often, or enough.

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[SIZE=2][B]Re: Jamar Briscoe to Charlotte![/B][/SIZE][FONT=verdana][SIZE=1][B][URL=http://charlotte.rivals.com/editpost.asp?SID=1095&Edit=1&me_key=123595721][FONT=verdana][SIZE=2][B]Edit[/B][/SIZE][/FONT][/URL] | [URL=http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:window.location.href=%28%27compose.asp?sid=1095&fid=1543&style=2&rid=123595721&tid=123576664%27%29;][FONT=verdana][SIZE=2][B]Reply[/B][/SIZE][/FONT][/URL][/B][/SIZE][/FONT][SIZE=2]My fellow niners Briscoe is the most celebrated and #1 49er recruit of the 2009-10 recruiting class. While the incoming freshman and juco are good and we hope to be great D1 players, Briscoe is already a Division 1 ALL-American. Many D1 coaches and NBA scouts consider him one of the top D1 gaurds in the country.The addition of Briscoe turns a good recruiting class into a great class. I have seen this kid play several times and he is as good as advertised.Scroll Down

Charlotte scores BIG TIME ALL-AMERICAN Transfer/ The addition of Briscoe will give us an all-conference talent in the backcourt for the next 4 years. The 49ers are locked and loaded and poised to compete for Atlantic 10 championships.
CollegeInsider.com 2009 Awards

2009 CollegeInsider.com Awards

Freshmen Mid-Major All-America Team

Rather then assembling first, second, third and fourth team squads, the collegeinsider.com Freshmen Mid-Major All-America team is one team consisting of 21 players. Division I coaches and NBA scouts are part of the selection process, but final decision rests with the collegeinsider.com staff.

Larry Anderson G 6-6 Long Beach State
Ivan Aska F 6-7 Murray State
Keion Bell G 6-3 Pepperdine
Julian Boyd F 6-6 Long Island
JAMAR BRISCOE G* 5-10 ** North Carolina Central ******
John Brown G 6-4 The Citadel
Kevin Dillard G 5-11 Southern Illinois
Novar Gadson G 6-7 Rider
Anthony Hitchens G 5-9 Akron
R.J. Evans G 6-3 Holy Cross
Samme Givens F 6-5 Drexel
Jarrod Jones F 6-8 Ball State
Damian Lillard G 6-2 Weber State
Shelvin Mack G 6-3 Butler
Dominique Morrison F 6-5 Oral Roberts
Harouna Mutombo G 6-4 Western Carolina
Clifford J. Reed G 6-3 Bethune Cookman
Kevin Thompson F 6-8 Morgan State
Julius Wells F 6-5 James Madison
Eric Wise F 6-5 UC Irvine
Alex Young
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what the hell…

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[QUOTE=sokool;413066][SIZE=2][B]Re: Jamar Briscoe to Charlotte![/B][/SIZE][FONT=verdana][SIZE=1][B][URL=http://charlotte.rivals.com/editpost.asp?SID=1095&Edit=1&me_key=123595721][FONT=verdana][SIZE=2][B]Edit[/B][/SIZE][/FONT][/URL] | [URL=javascript:window.location.href=(‘compose.asp?sid=1095&fid=1543&style=2&rid=123595721&tid=123576664’);][FONT=verdana][SIZE=2][B]Reply[/B][/SIZE][/FONT][/URL][/B][/SIZE][/FONT][SIZE=2]My fellow niners Briscoe is the most celebrated and #1 49er recruit of the 2009-10 recruiting class. While the incoming freshman and juco are good and we hope to be great D1 players, Briscoe is already a Division 1 ALL-American. Many D1 coaches and NBA scouts consider him one of the top D1 gaurds in the country.The addition of Briscoe turns a good recruiting class into a great class. I have seen this kid play several times and he is as good as advertised.Scroll Down

Charlotte scores BIG TIME ALL-AMERICAN Transfer/ The addition of Briscoe will give us an all-conference talent in the backcourt for the next 4 years. The 49ers are locked and loaded and poised to compete for Atlantic 10 championships.
CollegeInsider.com 2009 Awards

2009 CollegeInsider.com Awards

Freshmen Mid-Major All-America Team

Rather then assembling first, second, third and fourth team squads, the collegeinsider.com Freshmen Mid-Major All-America team is one team consisting of 21 players. Division I coaches and NBA scouts are part of the selection process, but final decision rests with the collegeinsider.com staff.

Larry Anderson G 6-6 Long Beach State
Ivan Aska F 6-7 Murray State
Keion Bell G 6-3 Pepperdine
Julian Boyd F 6-6 Long Island
JAMAR BRISCOE G* 5-10 ** North Carolina Central ******
John Brown G 6-4 The Citadel
Kevin Dillard G 5-11 Southern Illinois
Novar Gadson G 6-7 Rider
Anthony Hitchens G 5-9 Akron
R.J. Evans G 6-3 Holy Cross
Samme Givens F 6-5 Drexel
Jarrod Jones F 6-8 Ball State
Damian Lillard G 6-2 Weber State
Shelvin Mack G 6-3 Butler
Dominique Morrison F 6-5 Oral Roberts
Harouna Mutombo G 6-4 Western Carolina
Clifford J. Reed G 6-3 Bethune Cookman
Kevin Thompson F 6-8 Morgan State
Julius Wells F 6-5 James Madison
Eric Wise F 6-5 UC Irvine
Alex Young
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i like the enthusiasm.

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His playing time saw increases too. I still don't think he has done substantially enough to say he has developed. He still lacks any reliable post moves.

His playing time increased by 50% but his points increased by more than 100. His FG% went up by 15% and his FT% went up by 17%. That is improvement. I agree with you about the post moves though. His ball handling/catching/agressiveness didn’t improve though which I think explains his lack of post moves. Hopefully he is working on that this summer as well as getting in better physical condition. I am very excited about Big Phil.

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His playing time increased by 50% but his points increased by more than 100. His FG% went up by 15% and his FT% went up by 17%. That is improvement. I agree with you about the post moves though. His ball handling/catching/agressiveness didn't improve though which I think explains his lack of post moves. Hopefully he is working on that this summer as well as getting in better physical condition. I am very excited about Big Phil.

Big Phil next season is going to look a lot different than last season’s Big Phil. You can hold it to me later, I think he explodes this year. He’s working harder in the off season than he has in the past, lost the extra pounds. I think he has caught the intensity of Harris and Spears, and his passion to succeed will match theirs.

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I think it is a little disingenuous to call this kid an all-american. I think he is a great fit for our program and he is probably going to be a special player. I can see a guy like this blowing up at Charlotte, especially if we have a legit PG so he can slide to his more natural 2 guard position.

I think Phil Jones is a really solid low post presence. I think if he has two more years he can become a really good low post presence. Not many teams have that size.

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what the hell...
Did you think I was kiding? Briscoe is a legitimate all-american go to the website and check for yourself.

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FRESHMAN MID MAJOR ALL-AMERICAN

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[quote=Powerbait;413086]I think it is a little disingenuous to call this kid an all-american. I think he is a great fit for our program and he is probably going to be a special player. I can see a guy like this blowing up at Charlotte, especially if we have a legit PG so he can slide to his more natural 2 guard position.

Powerbait did you not know that Briscoe made the college insider.com mid major freshman all-american team? check the website. Briscoe was also named 1st Team Black College All-American check NCCU website.
Now do you believe?
This kid is a STUD

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NCCU’S BRISCOE NAMED TO BLACK COLLEGE ALL-AMERICA TEAM Rookie Guard Earns First Team Honors on Inaugural BoxToRow.com/BASN Squad

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     [B]April 22, 2009[/B]

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - North Carolina Central University guard [URL=http://nccueaglepride.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/briscoe_jamar00.html]Jamar Briscoe[/URL] has added another honor to his long list of accolades from his rookie season, this time being named to the Inaugural BoxToRow.com/BASN Black College Men’s Division I All-America Basketball Team.
A 5-10 guard from Baltimore, Md., Briscoe earned First-Team recognition after becoming the first freshman in school history to score more than 500 points. Briscoe was the second-leading scoring freshman in the nation, trailing only Seth Curry of Liberty.
As a starter in 30 of the team’s 31 games as a true freshman, missing one game due to injury, Briscoe led the Eagles in scoring (535 points / 17.8 avg.), assists (79 / 2.6 avg.) and steals (53 / 1.8 avg.).
He scored more than 20 points in a game 11 times, including five games with 30 or more. Here are a few of Briscoe’s top performances: 37 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals vs. Longwood (Feb. 28); 28 points, 4 assists, 4 steals at North Carolina State (Feb. 3); 34 points, 3 assists at Duquesne (Dec. 22); 24 points, 3 assists, 2 steals at Arkansas (Dec. 10); 34 points at Longwood (Feb. 25); 32 points vs. Chicago State (Jan. 10); 31 points vs. Chowan (Jan. 17); 19 points at South Carolina (Dec. 16); 18 points at No. 21 Wake Forest (Nov. 14); 18 points at Kansas State (Feb. 17); 28 points vs. Savannah State (Jan. 31); 26 points vs. High Point (Dec. 3).
Briscoe has also been honored as the Heritage Sports Radio Network (HSRN) Division I Men’s Basketball National Rookie of the Year and the NCAA Division I Independent Newcomer of the Year, while being named to the NCAA Division I All-Independent Team, the CollegeInsider.com Freshman Mid-Major All-America Team, and the North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) All-State Team.
The Eagles finished their second year of Division I competition with an overall record of 4-27, including a season-ending victory over rival Winston-Salem State in the MEAC Tournament “Bonus Game” on March 14.

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[B]Coppin’s McKee headlines the Boxtorow.com/BASN All-American Team[/B]
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Coppin State’s Tywain McKee of Coppin State and sensational freshman [URL=http://nccueaglepride.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/briscoe_jamar00.html]Jamar Briscoe[/URL] of North Carolina Central are among the members of the Inaugural BoxToRow.com/BASN Black College Men’s Division I All-America Basketball team which was announced Monday.
Joining McKee and Briscoe on the first team back court is senior Michael DeLoach of Norfolk State. The first team front court consists of Jackson State junior Grant Maxey, senior Jason Johnson of South Carolina State, and junior Darnell Hugee of Prairie View A&M.
Johnson, who led the MEAC in rebounding, was named BTRC/BASN’s Defensive Player of The Year. The 6-foot-7 senior from Bronx, N.Y., Johnson also averaged 13.8 points per game for the Bulldogs.
Named 2009 MEAC Player of the Year, McKee led the Eagles in scoring (18.2, second in the MEAC), rebounding (5.7), assists (4.0) and steals (2.9). The 6-foot-2 senior from Philadelphia was tabbed as BTRC/BASN’s Player of the Year as well.
A native of Baltimore, the 5-foot-10 Briscoe became first the NCCU freshman to score over 500 points finishing with 535 points. He led the team in scoring with 17.8 points per game and assists with 79.
As for the second team, Morgan State junior Reggie Holmes and senior Brandon Brooks of Alabama State make up the back court. Jackson State’s Jeremy Caldwell, Neal Pitt of Maryland-Eastern Shore and Corey Lyons of Norfolk State are the front court second teamers.
In other awards, Morgan State’s Todd Bozeman was tabbed as BTRC/BASN’s Coach of the Year. The Bears went 23-12 en route to a regular season and tournament MEAC championship.
Under Bozeman, who was also tabbed as the winner of the national Hugh Durham Coaches Award, Morgan completed the best season in school history since becoming a Division I program.
On the heels of BASN’s two-year collaboration with DWCommunications, LLC on the BoxToRow.com/BASN HBCU Top 10 Football poll, the 2008-09 season marked the release of the inaugural basketball polls and All-America teams.
There will be two separate teams announced – one for NCAA Division I schools and one for non-Division I schools (including Division II, Division III and NAIA Divisions I and II).
The non-Division I team will be announced later this week.
BTRC/BASN HBCU DIVISION I ALL-AMERICAN MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM
First Team
Back Court
Tywain McKee, Coppin State (6-2, Senior, Philadelphia, Pa.); x-Jamar Briscoe, North Carolina Central (5-10, Freshman, Baltimore, Md.); x-Michael DeLoach, Norfolk St. (6-0, Senior, Rocky Mount, N.C.).
Front Court
Grant Maxey, Jackson State (6-6, Junior, Toledo, Ohio); Jason Johnson, South Carolina State (6-7, Senior, Bronx, N.Y.); Darnell Hugee, Prairie View A.M., (6-7, Junior, Brooklyn, N.Y.).
Second Team
Back Court
Reggie Holmes, Morgan State (6-4, Junior, Baltimore, Md.); Brandon Brooks, Alabama State (6-2, Senior, Irving, Tx.).
Front Court
Jeremy Caldwell, Jackson State (6-8, Senior, Jackson, Ms.); Neal Pitt, Maryland-Eastern Shore (6-6, Junior, Fort Washington, Md.); Corey Lyons, Norfolk State (6-4, Senior, Bronx, N.Y.).
Honorable Mention
Back Court
Darrion Griffin, Jackson State; Chris Davis, Southern.
Front Court
Chief Kickstallionsims, Alabama State; Marquise Kately, Morgan State; Jason Flagler, South Carolina State.
x-tied in voting
AWARDS:
Player of The Year: Tywain McKee, Coppin State. Coach of The Year: Todd Bozeman, Morgan State. Defensive Player of The Year: Jason Johnson, South Carolina State.

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I am not doubting that those publications honored him as such, and I am glad we have a guy like that here playing for Lutz. Especially considering he is paying his own way a year. But, all-american has certain implications and I don’t think we should be advertising him as an all-american until he is honored by the AP.