Terry Larrier at Nike Skills Academy

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[KhalidShockedTheWorld]

That's good stuff! I can't wait to see him. I like length, smoothness, and shooting. Supposedly he can defend as well. He could play at the 4 and maybe even Enoch will get minutes there too based on his exploits in Europe beasting the boards.

 

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[Dominicfrank]

Jeremy Lamb clone?

 

[12rtackerman12]

Jeremy Lamb clone?

Hopefully better

 

[KhalidShockedTheWorld]

Jeremy was pretty good especially as a freshman, but he is 6'5" and Larrier is 6'8". The better comparison would be D'Andre Daniels.

 

[CaNOLEE]

if we get 12ppg, 5.5rpg, 45% from the field, near 40% from 3, and good defense, from Terry, a deep tourney run is very possible.

 

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[Huskymaniac]

Maybe you guys were right and we don't need the kid from Nebraska after all. That assume Durham is healthy and can play. Otherwise, we will need another 3/4.

 

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http://www.nbadraft.net/nike-skills-academy-ncaa-prospects

Terry Larrier 6'8, 190 lbs, 6'10 wingspan, SG, UConn -- Every year it seems someone comes out of the woodwork and surprises based on expectations coming in. This year, that player was Connecticut's Terry Larrier. The VCU transfer still needs to add some weight to his frame, but he showed a lot of promise in the event as a guy that competes hard, has a high skill level and can contribute in a number of areas. He had one of the better shooting forms of all the wing players, showing a nice, high and quick release and also has the ability to catch and shoot or pull up off the dribble. In addition, he has excellent length and seems to give solid effort defensively. He could be primed for a break out season at UConn if he gains confidence quickly. Watch out for Larrier this year as he's a kid with first round talent if things fall into place for him.