Re: geiger, etc.

["Greg Odegaard" <gmodegaa@longvred.rmc.com>]

If this is true of Geiger, and thanks for this valuable insight BTW, then
bring him on.  My only question is, will Geiger play to the RP system, and
potentially excel?  This is a question more for him, because he will have
to bust butt when he gets to camp next fall.  Can he do it?

Treylor out of Michigan is sure fun to watch, but even more so can he play
Pitino Ball?

I am also very impressed, as are alot of other folks with Todd MacCulloch
out of Washington.  It doesn't hurt that I am a UW grad, but even so he has
played a strong physical game with a soft touch around the hoop.  He likely
won't come out as a Junior though.  Keep him in mind in 99.

Rafter Baby,
Greg

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> From: Mark Berry <mberry@journalink.com>
> To: celtics@igtc.COM
> Subject: geiger, etc.
> Date: Tuesday, March 17, 1998 2:37 PM
> 
> 
>           I hate that we're talking about free agents and draftees
>           already, but, without Kenny, things look bleak.
> 
>           I don't think we're giving Geiger enough credit. The guy is
>           a legit 7-1 and solid -- he's no Travis Knight, as someone
>           suggested.
> 
>           Geiger is a legit 15 ppg, 8 rpg starting center who
>           will hold his own with most centers in the league. Remember,
>           Knight averaged 4 ppg and 4 rpg last year with the Lakers,
>           hardly Geiger-type numbers.
>