The Maryland Terrapins - Page 32 - Crum

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

SG

782

Athleticism	84	5
Speed	89	3
Rebounding	28	1
Defense	94	5
Shot Blocking	15	7
Low-post	18	3
Perimeter	99	1
Ball Handling	85	1
Passing	80	1
Work Ethic	74	6
Stamina	95	9
Durability	21	1
FT Shooting	A

Yr.	GP	GS	MIN	FG%	FG3%	FT%	OREB	REB	AST	TO	STL	PF	PTS
35	35	35	20.7	.430	.340	.865	0.1	1.6	1.7	1.4	1.0	1.4	7.9
34	30	0	15.7	.440	.362	.811	0.2	1.3	1.4	1.1	0.9	1.1	4.5
33	27	0	5.1	.353	.250	.833	0.1	0.4	0.7	0.1	0.1	0.6	0.9
Averages				.429	.342	.838	0.1	1.2	1.3	0.9	0.7	1.1	4.7

Yr.	GP	GS	MIN	FGM	FGA	FG3M	FG3A	FTM	FTA	OFF	REB	AST	TO	STL	PF	PTS
35	35	35	726	92	214	48	141	45	52	5	57	59	49	34	50	277
34	30	0	472	37	84	17	47	43	53	6	39	41	32	27	32	134
33	27	0	137	6	17	2	8	10	12	2	10	18	4	4	15	24
Totals	92	35	1335	135	315	67	196	98	117	13	106	118	85	65	97	435

----------

No awards or records.

[edit:]

24.

Los Angeles Clippers

James Marshall 6'4", 208
SG - University of Maryland / Junior

Shocking.

12/21/2009 5:31 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Quote: Originally Posted By colorblind79 on 6/12/2009

Terry McClure
PF|6'9"|221 lbs.|3.4 GPA
Our Lady Of The Rosary HS|Baltimore, MD
PF
730
Athleticism 50
Speed 49
Rebounding 73
Defense 94
Shot Blocking 72
Low-post 58
Perimeter 42
Ball Handling 35
Passing 32
Work Ethic 62
Stamina 79
Durability 84
Previous Season Stats
GP MPG PPG RPG FG% FG3% FT% APG SPG BPG
30 22 12.3 5.8 37.2 19.3 63.2 0.5 0.1 2.3
Potential
Current
Rating Potential Current
Rating Potential
Athleticism 50 High Perimeter 42 Low
Speed 49 Average Ball Handling 35 Average
Rebounding 73 High Passing 32 Average
Defense 94 Low Stamina 79 High
Shot Blocking 72 High Durability 84 Average
Low-post 58 Average FT Shooting High
#18 PF, #69 Overall, ****; no promises. Terry McClure will be seeing the floor this year, due to my limited stable of big men, but he could use some work on his rebounding. His low post rating will never be great, but I'm hoping that he makes up for it enough in other ways to offset the lack of finesse. Not a likely candidate for the NBA.

I would say that McClure certainly did find other ways to make up for the limited low post rating - he graduates with several spots in the record book and with some very prestigious awards. He worked out very well and I do think at this point that he is likely to be drafted, after all. He definitely is not a star on offense, but can work as a complementary piece, with a low distribution. Once I really de-emphasized his role on offense, the team took off.

12/21/2009 5:34 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

PF

913

Athleticism	75	1
Speed	67	1
Rebounding	99
Defense	99
Shot Blocking	92
Low-post	70
Perimeter	46
Ball Handling	41
Passing	42	1
Work Ethic	83	6
Stamina	100
Durability	99
FT Shooting	B-

Yr.	GP	GS	MIN	FG%	FG3%	FT%	OREB	REB	AST	TO	STL	BLK	PF	PTS
35	35	35	23.1	.410		.757	2.3	6.5	0.5	0.9	1.5	1.1	1.4	5.4
34	30	30	29.3	.328	.000	.673	1.9	5.9	0.5	1.6	1.3	1.1	1.9	7.2
33	28	9	21.6	.435		.673	1.4	5.2	0.4	1.4	1.0	0.7	1.4	7.0
32	32	0	16.7	.500	.000	.656	1.1	3.1	0.1	0.7	0.5	0.7	1.3	4.2
Averages				.400	.000	.698	1.7	5.2	0.4	1.1	1.1	0.9	1.5	5.9

Yr.	GP	GS	MIN	FGM	FGA	FG3A	FTM	FTA	OFF	REB	AST	TO	STL	BLK	PF	PTS
35	35	35	810	68	166	0	53	70	81	228	18	30	54	40	50	189
34	30	30	879	89	271	1	37	55	56	177	16	49	38	33	57	215
33	28	9	605	80	184	0	37	55	40	146	10	38	27	19	38	197
32	32	0	535	56	112	3	21	32	35	100	3	23	17	23	43	133
Totals	125	74	2829	293	733	4	148	212	212	651	47	140	136	115	188	734

Conference Awards
Defensive Player of the Year once 1st Team All-Conference once

National Awards
Defensive Player of the Year once

----------

Team Records:

13th in minutes played, 11th in rebounds, 8th in blocks, 4th in steals

[edit:]

21.

Utah Jazz

Terry McClure 6'11, 221
PF - University of Maryland / Senior

12/21/2009 5:36 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Quote: Originally Posted By colorblind79 on 7/31/2009
Matthew Slick
C|6'8"|234 lbs.|3.2 GPA
Atholton HS|Columbia, MD
C
658
Athleticism 64
Speed 33
Rebounding 85
Defense 80
Shot Blocking 80
Low-post 90
Perimeter 10
Ball Handling 1
Passing 34
Work Ethic 70
Stamina 58
Durability 53
Previous Season Stats
GP MPG PPG RPG FG% FG3% FT% APG SPG BPG
20 20 11.6 7.3 41.8 17.4 70.9 2.4 0.4 2.0
Current
Rating Potential Current
Rating Potential
Athleticism 64 High Perimeter 10 Average
Speed 33 Average Ball Handling 1 Average
Rebounding 85 Average Passing 34 Average
Defense 80 Average Stamina 58 Average
Shot Blocking 80 Average Durability 53 Average
Low-post 90 Average FT Shooting Low
#4 C, #26 Overall, *****, Mr. Maryland; declined 10 minutes. The prize of the class, Matthew Slick is basically ready to see the floor right now...no assembly required. He has no areas of high potential, unfortunately, beyond athleticism. Still, his low potential area is FT shooting, and that's already at a reasonable level (should be a C+ or so). His speed will limit him to the C spot, along with his perimeter and ballhandling skills. He should thrive there, though. His stamina will keep him from logging much more than 20 minutes per game, at any point in his career, but he should be effective when playing.

I would not have predicted Slick's early departure, but he really has topped out. He was one of our rocks on offense this year and will be dearly missed by the team - he was extremely polished in all of the position skills and truly was only limited by his stamina.

	Current Rating	Potential		Current Rating	Potential
Athleticism	64	High	Perimeter	10	Average
Speed	33	Average	Ball Handling	1	Average
Rebounding	85	Average	Passing	34	Average
Defense	80	Average	Stamina	58	Average
Shot Blocking	80	Average	Durability	53	Average
Low-post	90	Average	FT Shooting		Low

12/21/2009 5:41 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

C

823

Athleticism	89
Speed	43
Rebounding	99
Defense	99
Shot Blocking	98
Low-post	99
Perimeter	17	4
Ball Handling	5	4
Passing	44	1
Work Ethic	83	5
Stamina	75
Durability	72
FT Shooting	C+

Yr.	GP	GS	MIN	FG%	FT%	OREB	REB	AST	TO	STL	BLK	PF	PTS
35	35	35	18.9	.462	.708	2.0	5.0	0.3	1.1	1.0	0.9	1.3	8.4
34	30	30	23.6	.448	.694	1.5	4.1	0.2	0.9	1.1	0.5	2.0	5.2
33	28	0	15.2	.398	.844	1.1	3.5	0.2	0.9	0.4	0.8	1.4	4.2
Averages				.444	.732	1.6	4.3	0.2	0.9	0.8	0.7	1.5	6.1

Yr.	GP	GS	MIN	FGM	FGA	FTM	FTA	OFF	REB	AST	TO	STL	BLK	PF	PTS
35	35	35	660	115	249	63	89	70	176	10	37	34	31	44	293
34	30	30	709	65	145	25	36	45	122	5	26	33	14	59	155
33	28	0	425	45	113	27	32	31	99	5	24	12	21	39	117
Totals	93	65	1794	225	507	115	157	146	397	20	87	79	66	142	565

Conference Awards
3rd Team All-Conference once

--------

Team Records:

none.

[edit:]

5.

New Jersey Nets

Matthew Slick 6'8", 234
C - University of Maryland / Junior

12/21/2009 5:43 AM

jdno

Posts: 655 (0)

Hall of Famer

152

Rookie

good run CB, almost had it

12/21/2009 12:36 PM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Quote: Originally Posted By jdno on 12/21/2009
good run CB, almost had it

thanks, jdno.

---------

I know my targets and I expect a battle. The one thing I will not be doing is overextending myself by going for a home run class. I remember LSU's mistake and will not be repeating it. I will go for a double and look for my opportunity to supplement this year's recruits with recruits in later years.

---------

The thing is, even if as a player you've topped out, if you're going to be a 2nd round pick anyways why not enjoy being the Big Man on Campus for one more year? It doesn't make much sense...but I guess we'll see where the guys are drafted.

[edit:]

Having now seen where guys were drafted, they were right to leave. I am amazed that every one of the six players leaving the Terps was drafted, and all but Bane went in the first round. Slick went 5th overall...that is decidedly worth more than being BMOC.

12/24/2009 7:31 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Quote: Originally Posted By colorblind79 on 12/15/2009
The Maryland Terrapins, end of improvements, Season 35:

Name Yr. Pos. A SPD REB DE BLK LP PE BH P WE ST DU FT TOT
Charles Bane Sr. PG 84 99 17 95 21 2 48 88 99 70 97 81 B+ 801
James Bourget Jr. PG 68 99 20 99 25 9 79 99 99 90 99 75 C- 861
Brian Hill Fr. PG 78 84 10 62 12 7 57 65 77 59 82 70 C- 663
Michael Holcomb Sr. SG 89 95 30 98 14 21 98 97 98 60 96 75 B- 871
James Marshall Jr. SG 84 89 28 94 15 18 99 85 80 74 95 21 A 782
Harrison Parsons Fr. SG 58 84 35 76 10 34 93 88 82 79 86 79 C+ 804
Scott Blakey Jr. SF 77 76 73 99 59 52 92 49 35 56 95 68 D 831
Terry McClure Sr. PF 75 67 99 99 92 70 46 41 42 83 100 99 B- 913
Brent Grady Fr. PF 65 62 81 79 86 86 28 30 29 61 68 48 C 723
Jonathan Knipp Jr. C 68 62 99 98 93 86 4 5 35 58 75 70 C+ 753
Matthew Slick Jr. C 89 43 99 99 98 99 17 5 44 83 75 72 C+ 823
Adam Gill Fr. C 85 52 93 90 88 93 12 16 36 70 74 76 C 785
Averages - - 77 76 57 91 51 48 56 56 63 70 87 70 - 801

Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Charles Bane	Sr.	PG	84	99	17	95	21	2	48	88	99	70	97	81	B+	801
James Bourget	Jr.	PG	68	99	20	99	25	9	79	99	99	90	99	75	C-	861
Brian Hill	Fr.	PG	78	84	10	62	12	7	57	65	77	59	82	70	C-	663
Michael Holcomb	Sr.	SG	89	95	30	98	14	21	98	97	98	60	96	75	B-	871
James Marshall	Jr.	SG	84	89	28	94	15	18	99	85	80	74	95	21	A	782
Harrison Parsons	Fr.	SG	58	84	35	76	10	34	93	88	82	79	86	79	C+	804
Scott Blakey	Jr.	SF	77	76	73	99	59	52	92	49	35	56	95	68	D	831
Terry McClure	Sr.	PF	75	67	99	99	92	70	46	41	42	83	100	99	B-	913
Brent Grady	Fr.	PF	65	62	81	79	86	86	28	30	29	61	68	48	C	723
Jonathan Knipp	Jr.	C	68	62	99	98	93	86	4	5	35	58	75	70	C+	753
Matthew Slick	Jr.	C	89	43	99	99	98	99	17	5	44	83	75	72	C+	823
Adam Gill	Fr.	C	85	52	93	90	88	93	12	16	36	70	74	76	C	785
Averages	-	-	77	76	57	91	51	48	56	56	63	70	87	70	-	801

12/25/2009 5:26 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

The Maryland Terrapins, pre-recruiting, Season 36:

Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Brian Hill	Fr.	PG	79	83	10	62	13	7	58	67	81	59	80	76	C-	675
Harrison Parsons	So.	SG	62	87	35	76	10	34	93	88	83	79	83	80	B-	810
Scott Blakey	Sr.	SF	77	77	74	99	60	55	92	50	36	56	91	68	D	835
Brent Grady	So.	PF	69	63	81	79	89	87	29	30	29	61	67	50	C	734
Jonathan Knipp	Sr.	C	69	64	99	99	96	87	4	5	36	58	73	71	C+	761
Adam Gill	So.	C	86	53	94	92	92	95	13	16	37	70	73	76	C	797
Averages	-	-	74	71	66	84	60	61	48	43	50	64	78	70	-	769

12/25/2009 5:27 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Bobby Jaco
PG|6'2"|204 lbs.|3.4 GPA
St Vincent Pallotti HS|Laurel, MD

PG

716

Athleticism	61
Speed	92
Rebounding	32
Defense	72
Shot Blocking	8
Low-post	1
Perimeter	70
Ball Handling	90
Passing	87
Work Ethic	53
Stamina	80
Durability	70

Previous Season Stats

GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	FG%	FG3%	FT%	APG	SPG	BPG
31	26	11.0	2.1	30.6	53.6	64.7	7.7	3.3	1.3

	Current Rating	Potential		Current Rating	Potential
Athleticism	61	High	Perimeter	70	High
Speed	92	Average	Ball Handling	90	Average
Rebounding	32	Average	Passing	87	Average
Defense	72	Average	Stamina	80	Average
Shot Blocking	8	Average	Durability	70	High
Low-post	1	Average	FT Shooting		High

#2 PG, #22 overall, *****; no promises. Bobby Jaco will be a SG for me, and a damn good one. He's on the verge of starting - definitely challenging Harrison Parsons for the role right off the bat. It doesn't hurt that he already knows the system. I was lucky to get him without a challenge, because he's a great player - though his defense will not be outstanding, in terms of our recent history, but solid enough. Better than the great Richard Whittaker, an SG who played the PG slot, and one of my favorite recruits of all time.

12/28/2009 7:08 PM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Wilbur Teed
C|6'11"|232 lbs.|2.7 GPA
Frederick Community College|Frederick, MD

C

558

Athleticism	47
Speed	34
Rebounding	90
Defense	61
Shot Blocking	80
Low-post	73
Perimeter	1
Ball Handling	1
Passing	50
Work Ethic	15
Stamina	56
Durability	50

Previous Season Stats

GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	FG%	FG3%	FT%	APG	SPG	BPG
21	16	8.3	7.0	55.3	15.5	66.0	1.4	0.1	2.3

	Current Rating	Potential		Current Rating	Potential
Athleticism	47	Average	Perimeter	1	Average
Speed	34	Low	Ball Handling	1	Average
Rebounding	90	Average	Passing	50	Average
Defense	61	High	Stamina	56	High
Shot Blocking	80	Average	Durability	50	High
Low-post	73	High	FT Shooting		High

#79 C, unranked overall, JuCo Jr., *; no promises. Wilbur Teed is being brought in to eat up some minutes for the next two seasons. He's nothing special but may improve pretty well, and he should be able to see the floor for the requisite 10 minutes or so, in order to fulfill his role. I'm glad to have him, even though he's no prize, really.

12/28/2009 7:10 PM

gin_caesar

Posts: 252 (0)

Hall of Famer

17 33 1 37 39

Prospect

damn, solid thread.

12/29/2009 12:22 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Nolan Lyons
SF|6'6"|203 lbs.|3.1 GPA
Bronx Leadership Academy|Bronx, NY

SF

755

Athleticism	88
Speed	70
Rebounding	55
Defense	94
Shot Blocking	44
Low-post	70
Perimeter	68
Ball Handling	54
Passing	70
Work Ethic	36
Stamina	70
Durability	36

Previous Season Stats

GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	FG%	FG3%	FT%	APG	SPG	BPG
18	24	22.1	5.5	61.4	58.0	72.4	2.2	1.9	1.1

	Current Rating	Potential		Current Rating	Potential
Athleticism	88	Average	Perimeter	68	High
Speed	70	Average	Ball Handling	54	Average
Rebounding	55	High	Passing	70	High
Defense	94	Low	Stamina	70	High
Shot Blocking	44	Average	Durability	36	Average
Low-post	70	Average	FT Shooting		Low

#1 SF, #4 overall, *****; promised the start, promised 15 minutes. Oh man...I never get top tier SFs. This is an enormous signing. I wrestled Nolan Lyons away from Syracuse. I expected a battle against them for him and I got one. I couldn't be more thrilled. He is fantastic. A surefire pro. I hope he's around for his junior season. A senior year is probably a pipe dream.

12/29/2009 10:05 AM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Brice Diehl
C|7'2"|269 lbs.|2.7 GPA
Perryville HS|Perryville, MD

C

599

Athleticism	58
Speed	28
Rebounding	75
Defense	74
Shot Blocking	79
Low-post	82
Perimeter	21
Ball Handling	11
Passing	29
Work Ethic	36
Stamina	62
Durability	44

Previous Season Stats

GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	FG%	FG3%	FT%	APG	SPG	BPG
25	23	16.2	6.3	49.4	27.0	73.9	1.4	0.6	2.1

	Current Rating	Potential		Current Rating	Potential
Athleticism	58	High	Perimeter	21	Low
Speed	28	Low	Ball Handling	11	Low
Rebounding	75	High	Passing	29	Low
Defense	74	High	Stamina	62	High
Shot Blocking	79	High	Durability	44	High
Low-post	82	Average	FT Shooting		Average

#56 C, #252 overall, **; redshirting. I stole Brice Diehl from Virginia at the last minute because VandyDave was being impertinent by actually giving me a battle for Millard Hargraves (a PG who will be signing soon). I kind of wanted a big man to redshirt and have as a 4-year backup, and had lost a battle to St. John's when I wasn't willing to spend more than my initial investment in Eric Johnson, and Diehl suited my needs. He'll be slow for the Press, unfortunately, but otherwise he's a nice player (kind of a more athletic Mike Mardesich type). I don't expect that he'll ever be anything outstanding but I wanted to show VD that in the DC area, I am the Big Bad Wolf and UVA's house is made of straw. He whined a bit about it and I reminded him of Raymond Kovac, who I still wish I had signed, and who is now a junior. As far as I'm concerned, UVA shouldn't be pursuing any five-star recruits that are within 200 miles of me, let alone signing them. He should probably step lightly around the four-star players, too, and not commit too hard.

Also, 7'2" and 269 pounds? What a beast!

http://www.terrapinstats.com/bb/profile.cfm?playerid=329 (Mardesich profile...I sat next to Big Mike in one of my classes, junior year)

12/29/2009 1:08 PM

colorblind79

Posts: 670 (0)

Hall of Famer

138

Prospect

Millard Hargraves
PG|6'1"|197 lbs.|2.7 GPA
Rappahannock County HS|Washington, VA

PG

651

Athleticism	88
Speed	92
Rebounding	18
Defense	80
Shot Blocking	2
Low-post	2
Perimeter	54
Ball Handling	90
Passing	92
Work Ethic	27
Stamina	69
Durability	37

Previous Season Stats

GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	FG%	FG3%	FT%	APG	SPG	BPG
19	24	8.0	1.4	34.5	52.5	68.2	6.3	2.3	0.3

	Current Rating	Potential		Current Rating	Potential
Athleticism	88	Average	Perimeter	54	High
Speed	92	Average	Ball Handling	90	Average
Rebounding	18	Low	Passing	92	Average
Defense	80	Average	Stamina	69	High
Shot Blocking	2	Average	Durability	37	Average
Low-post	2	Average	FT Shooting		Average

#7 PG, #33 overall, *****; promised the start, promised 15 minutes. While he hasn't technically signed yet, Millard Hargraves will be joining the team officially within a few hours - I pulled ahead maybe $20k ago and decided that since I wasn't looking to fill the last scholarship, it'd be a waste not to just use the remaining funds...and I know that UVA is already out of resources, so I figured I'd get him up now, since I have a free moment. Hargraves is already an outstanding pass-first point guard. He will become an outstanding all-around point guard...though I suppose he could top out in terms of his perimeter rating somewhere in the 70s, that's still just fine...look at James Bourget, who school early and was drafted with less athleticism than Hargraves. If, somehow, this player stays for 4 years, I predict that he will be the assists leader of all time for UMD.

12/29/2009 1:51 PM

Forums

The Maryland Terrapins Topic

Search Criteria