Preamble: If you're coming here to see the video of my interview with Brandon Costner that was referred to in the print edition of the Sunday Inquirer, click here.
Click here to listen to what Jay Wright had to say after the Saturday afternoon practice session.
The money quotes go something like this. Wright said that some of the players did well early on and some did well later on, which led me to ask how that applied to the guards specifically (as I wrote about today with Lofton, Reynolds, Low, et al.). Here's what he said:
A couple guys showed well early, a couple guys showed well late. I don't think any of them went through every day and just dominated at the guard position. I think a guy like Roy Hibbert is just so different that every day, he's doing what he does, being 7-2. I thought D.J. White [was the same} -- every day, just a big presence.
[With Joey] Dorsey you could say did that too. Dorsey was pretty dominant every day. The guards didn't do that, but everybody had some good days.
With that, I'm off to sleep. For those of you who are visiting the blog for the first time, my real job is maintaining the sports page of Philly.com, and today I had a 6am shift doing not only the daily sports page buildout but also the news side on the main home page. So I'm pretty tired.
I'll talk to you all again tomorrow when I get to Haverford for practice, which starts at noon Eastern. With the new commenting system running pretty smoothly, I've set comments to publish automatically, so if you all want to chat among yourselves, go right ahead. Just be nice, if you don't mind...
