Link: Nate Oats: Update on Jahvon Quinerly - 25 October 2022

[oskie]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1564616599751069705

 

[AirGuardUA]

He's posted a few things on Instagram of him working out and playing. Looks way ahead of schedule. Hopefully we can get him some PT before SEC play.

Still means more time for Bradley and Sears to gel. Bradley will need more time to shine than Brandon Miller already has. He's a got to get adjusted to the speed of the game after suffering his own injury.

 

[oskie]

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[BamaMoon]

I guess the major question I have about JQ is whether the talent in front of him now at PG may keep him from quality PT?

 

[TiderJack]

I guess the major question I have about JQ is whether the talent in front of him now at PG may keep him from quality PT?

If JQ comes back healthy he is the best PG on the roster.

 

[AlexanderFan]

I guess the major question I have about JQ is whether the talent in front of him now at PG may keep him from quality PT?

He has another gear. If he can get over the mental hurdle of this injury he could be dynamic.

 

[AlexD]

If JQ comes back healthy he is the best PG on the roster.

Is he though? It appeared from the outside this past year he was somewhat one of problem players. By that I do not mean he is a bad person because I know he is a good kid. But he did not appear to be a good leader. What a PG is and needs to be is a leader and mature. He liked to hold the ball at times but could not take over a game, could get lost for long periods, and if did not get going somewhat gave up in games. Unfortunately the team kind of went as he went last year for the most part too. He also did not give great effort on defense except when wanting to at times. Obviously he can make great plays and passes when clicking. He is one of those guys that has tons of potential and talent but... He appears to be better as the 6th man not the starting PG.

 

[TiderJack]

Is he though? It appeared from the outside this past year he was somewhat one of problem players. By that I do not mean he is a bad person because I know he is a good kid. But he did not appear to be a good leader. What a PG is and needs to be is a leader and mature. He liked to hold the ball at times but could not take over a game, could get lost for long periods, and if did not get going somewhat gave up in games. Unfortunately the team kind of went as he went last year for the most part too. He also did not give great effort on defense except when wanting to at times. Obviously he can make great plays and passes when clicking. He is one of those guys that has tons of potential and talent but... He appears to be better as the 6th man not the starting PG.

We see it differently and I think the leadership issues and defense was primarily other players that are no longer on the team.

 

[oskie]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1584979976385953795