No 13 apparently on the way. David Green from Orlando area.
We recruited him out of high school, but he signed with Hofstra.
Free transfer with 4 years of eligibility left.
6’7” 216
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...szi-story.html
2021-2022 Tech Basketball Roster as of today
1. Exavion Christon G 6-4/200 SR 3L Hot Springs, AR; Hot Springs HS
2. Amorie Archibald G 6-3/185 SR 4L Deltona, FL; Trinity Christian Academy
3. Stacey Thomas F 6-8/ 225 JR 3L Houston, TX; Fortbend Christian Home Sch
4. Isaiah Crawford F 6-6/220 SO 2L Fort Worth, TX; North Crowley HS
5. Keaston Willis G 6-3/180 SO TR Sulpher Springs, TX; UIW
6. Cobe Williams G 5-11/175 SO 2L Dallas, TX; Kimball HS
7. Kenny Hunter F 6-9/235 FR SQ Shreveport, LA; Huntington HS
8. Kenneth Lofton, Jr F 6-7/275 FR 1L Port Arthur,TX; Port Arthur Mem. HS
9. Will Allen F 6-8/205 FR HS New Orleans, LA; Bonnabel HS
10. David Green F 6-7/216 FR TR Apopka, FL; Hofstra
11. Terran Williams G 6-5/185 FR HS Marianna, AR; Lee HS
12. LaDamien Bradford G 6-4/223 FR TR Jonesboro, LA; Texas A&M
13. Kaleb Stewart G 6-3/180 FR HS Atascocita, TX; Atascocita HS
WO Ben Ponder G 6-3/175 FR HS Shreveport, LA; Calvery Baptist HS
Last edited by skilldawg; 05-24-2021 at 12:22 PM.
Yes, we need Thomas step up. He didn't show me much of anything this year. Was just always "kind of out there" but not contributing. I liked Gordon, he had his moments and showed what he was capable of, but, he never had the true break out, kind of hung on the cusp. Yeah, a few times he got tagged with some horrible ticky-tack fouls and had to sit for long periods, but still, he had his chances for some serious minutes. We need someone who can spell Lofton and deliver quality minutes.
Thomas will actually b a Senior academically. Absent a huge leap in production, he should not b back, giving us a minimum of 3 new scholarships for 2022.
He has consistently been a step slow defensively; occasionally, he has overcome it with superior athleticism.
His problem is not playing to fundamentals, not innate ability.
I'm sure most of us already know that. But when any new player joins our program via a transfer, I think it's very fair to assess that players prior success and failures at his most recent stop. I just wouldn't call 3 PPG and 1.7 rpg at Hofstra a success. That doesn't mean he won't develop and become a better player. But his size (6'7, 225) and the fact that he still has 4 yrs left are his best assets at this point, as far as I'm concerned.
There has to be some potential with this guy. Player of the Year for the Orlando Area. Played at a 7A school. Orlando is big enough where he had to play against some competition.
6’7” 216? Need to put some muscle on that boy. I am definitely no spring chicken, but as old as I am, the fact he has 7” more height and only 12 more lbs than me has always been an issue in basketball to me. Beef him up! Kenny Jr proved you can be larger and still move.