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What kind of storm is always in a rush?
A hurricane.
Boise State no. 26 in Phil Steele’s “experience” chart
Basically it is a review of all the returning talent/seniors that contributed a lot to a particular team. Ken State is no. 1 overall. BYU is no. 4 and, hilariously enough, no. 1 in conference. Go figure.
All-Blue Team: offensive lineman
This was a painful one as there were a LOT of deserving guys.
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I always feel so captured by the moment on these guys. But three of these guys have Super Bowl rings (yeah, I know, it is mostly about their college days, but come on). Nate Potter not having more of a career is so bizarre to me. And Rees Odhiambo was still an All-Mountain West selection despite his injuries. Odhiambo will light it up in Seattle.
How did you guys vote?
Want to be a better basketballer?
Let Boise State basketball coach Phil Beckner show you.
Skill Warmup:
— Phil Beckner (@PhilBeckner) June 30, 2016
Lateral Ball Handling, Pocket Pass, Set up & Change Pace, Elbow Action into Floater. @scottbamforth pic.twitter.com/BpYOnWy8c3
The last time I played basketball “officially” was in eighth grade. Predictably: I was not good. But I do appreciate the skill, and work, it takes to do these things so it’s kind of fun to watch it from a teaching perspective.
I just wish I could shoot the three like this.
Combination shooting with player movement/ball movement. @scottbamforth works out with tremendous purpose and pace. pic.twitter.com/PmBYwhdHTi
— Phil Beckner (@PhilBeckner) June 30, 2016
Rees Odhiambo learning to be a pro
There is a lot that goes into that and, well, he’s going to learn!
Kyle Wilson out for the 2016 season
This was a few days ago, I had just missed it. Sucks for Mr. Wilson. Hopefully he will bounce back for next year.
Miscellinkeous
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