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Post by Hoops Junkie on Jan 13, 2018 10:15:10 GMT -5
Fred Moore and Mike Nahar were both hell of a players Did you read the title of the thread. Both played before Vitaly. |
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Post by raiderfan14 on Mar 3, 2018 19:24:57 GMT -5
I believe Loudon today eclipsed the most rebounds by a raider in a single season. His freshman season.
Also by my count , not box score I saw three blocks. He could easily become our all time leader in that category late in his sophomore year if not early in his junior year.
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Post by kingnebwsu on Mar 3, 2018 19:47:26 GMT -5
He's so much fun to watch! When he touches the ball it feels like he is in control of the game. His presence has made this season special. Excited for the rest of this year and beyond.
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Post by oldfan on Mar 5, 2018 12:18:40 GMT -5
He is fun to watch for the fans, but I wonder how much fun he's having. I see other Raiders smile while on the court, but don't recall Loudon smiling since the fans cheered when he made a free throw in game months ago. The young man should be having a blast. He's essentially unstoppable in our league, he's established a new one year rebounding record, and his improvement over this season is a sight to behold.
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Post by runninraider on Mar 5, 2018 13:10:15 GMT -5
He is fun to watch for the fans, but I wonder how much fun he's having. I see other Raiders smile while on the court, but don't recall Loudon smiling since the fans cheered when he made a free throw in game months ago. The young man should be having a blast. He's essentially unstoppable in our league, he's established a new one year rebounding record, and his improvement over this season is a sight to behold. I can't remember if this was an article I read or if this was during a broadcast for one of the away games, but I recall reading/hearing that Lou is very hard on himself and there are times coaches have to tell him to dial it down a bit at practice. Early on at his time here at WSU he was spotted at the practice facility running laps after practice because he didn't think he practiced well enough.
Just my opinion here, but I could see the lack of emotion being a result of him trying to focus on his game and constantly critiquing himself
And please somebody verify the first part of my post here
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Post by eyappo on Mar 5, 2018 16:27:09 GMT -5
He is fun to watch for the fans, but I wonder how much fun he's having. I see other Raiders smile while on the court, but don't recall Loudon smiling since the fans cheered when he made a free throw in game months ago. The young man should be having a blast. He's essentially unstoppable in our league, he's established a new one year rebounding record, and his improvement over this season is a sight to behold. oldfan I think you are reading to much in to what you are seeing or not seeing. Lou is very business like and is on a mission, think Ivan Drago. I see him show emotion from time to time, if you haven't seen him smile then you haven't been watching the same player I have. I ran into him at Meijer a couple of weeks ago. We had a nice conversation and his spirit seemed fine. |
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Post by mrose on Mar 6, 2018 11:56:42 GMT -5
The two announcers talked to Lou for a few minutes after the game last night on ESPNU. Very impressed with Lou. He spoke very well and is a great representative of the WSU team. He was very relaxed, not nervous at all, can't believe he is a freshman. I too was impressed. He was articulate and composed. He his mature...not a typical freshman at all. |
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