Greyhound 96

December 14th, 2016 at 12:38 AM ^

Has been making some highlights plays with the Pacers.. Ant Wright on twitter does some simple stat tweets for former Michigan players and Stauskas, Hardaway and GR3 have had some excellent nights. Manny Harris is also going off in the D league.

gmoney41

December 14th, 2016 at 9:07 AM ^

He is a Michigan career resurector.  Jalen rose was doing absolutely nothing in the league before Larry really liked him and picked him up.  Gave him the confidence and Jalen blew up in Indy.  He sees the same potential in GR3, and has said so on numerous occassions.

MikeMulligan

December 14th, 2016 at 7:07 AM ^

"Earning" and "taking" do not apply when the guy in front of you gets hurt. Good for GR3 but your title implies he did something to start over Ellis. Homers gonna homer.




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MichiganMan14

December 14th, 2016 at 7:36 AM ^

Needed to stay another year. He's fortunate to have had this level of patience to develop. No doubt about his talent but Michigan tends to see guys leave before they're ready to impact the NBA. It's not just Glenn....the program has slipped because guys consistently leave a year before they're ready for the NBA. Caris was an outlier and Snake bitten.

MichiganMan14

December 14th, 2016 at 7:39 AM ^

The key is getting 2 full years of production out of him from this point. Livers and Poole look good as well. Definitely need more "bouncy" athletes. DJ is the only one we have currently and it shows against top competition. If you have to rely on gunning 60% from the 3 point line to compete... you don't have a competitive basketball roster.

goblue224

December 14th, 2016 at 8:45 AM ^

With Ellis unavailable, head coach Nate McMillan moved Glenn Robinson III into the starting lineup against the Hornets and the two-year NBA veteran will stay in the spot for at least the next three games.
I wanted to point out that two of those three games he'll start will be on TV for those of us in the Pistons broadcast area. Tonight the Pacers are on ESPN at 7pm EST, so everyone can watch. On Saturday night at 7pm EST the Pistons host the Pacers and tickets are always cheap, so you can take the game in on TV or in person.

MikeMulligan

December 14th, 2016 at 10:47 AM ^

is a bunch of homers who are horrible at reading comprehension. You guys also don't know the definition of some words, apparently...Ironic considering all the grammar nazis 'round here...