Dou Gueye

[Cajunsmike]

Can't win in college without an elite guard. It will come down to spacing, we will have to shoot the ball better than we have in years.

I agree improved shooting is necessary for improvement. Look for the Creighton transfer named Jones to help in that area. Also, Greg Williams Jr. shot over 40 percent from three at St. John's last season. I also agree that having more fouls to give from the bigs will be a positive.

[DannyP]

I’m going to guess you aren’t a Dou Gueye fan... Or a Cajun fan either ����

[cajuns80]

I agree improved shooting is necessary for improvement. Look for the Creighton transfer named Jones to help in that area. Also, Greg Williams Jr. shot over 40 percent from three at St. John's last season. I also agree that having more fouls to give from the bigs will be a positive.

Agreed on Greg, he has proven it on the D1 level. I’m hopeful about Jones being a knockdown shooter as well. Will have to pan out better than Butts in that department. Hard to replace Russell, but I’m hopeful with Greg running point we arent as ball dominant as we were when Russell was running point, which should lead to some more open looks for everyone.

[facelessjonmoon]

Great news! The front court should be stacked with size and talent

[Hatch]

I think Dou actually played at the 3 spot when he was at Daytona State. Although I think Julien would start there Dou could still possibly see some time there as well. I was thinking Jones would probably be a 2/3 off the bench but with Russell leaving that probably moves either Jones or Harper into the starting 2 spot.

[ColoradoCajun]

Been a reader since 2016, but this is my first time posting. I'm glad we have at least one player who wants to stay on the team, since we've had 4 others leave. I look forward to seeing Gueye play with the Cajuns, and I hope he will develop with us for the rest of his college career. I know he isn't the best player yet, but having him as well as Charles and Julian, I think we could be good defensively! The biggest issue though, is that there won't be much experience on the roster this year. Yes, we do have Charles and Julian, but those guys have little to no playing time, so we have no clue how good they are. We've seen Gueye play before so we know his strengths and weaknesses, which could help him improve.

[cajuns80]

Been a reader since 2016, but this is my first time posting. I'm glad we have at least one player who wants to stay on the team, since we've had 4 others leave. I look forward to seeing Gueye play with the Cajuns, and I hope he will develop with us for the rest of his college career. I know he isn't the best player yet, but having him as well as Charles and Julian, I think we could be good defensively! The biggest issue though, is that there won't be much experience on the roster this year. Yes, we do have Charles and Julian, but those guys have little to no playing time, so we have no clue how good they are. We've seen Gueye play before so we know his strengths and weaknesses, which could help him improve.

Are you referencing Joe Charles?

[ColoradoCajun]

Yes. Joe Charles. Sorry, I should've made that more clear.

[Cajunsmike]

Yes. Joe Charles. Sorry, I should've made that more clear.

Joe Charles is a pure freshman from Carencro. Don’t be surprised if he redshirts. Isaiah Richards was our main back up inside player last season and likely to fill that role again. Dou Gueye probably will have a similar role as Theo Awkuba and Jordan Brown are probable starters. Kobe Julien could slide over to the small forward spot as a result. Kobe will be a fourth year freshman and has played in 12 games over the last 2 years. Supposedly his knee is holding up well over the course of some pretty intense summer workouts.

[ColoradoCajun]

Joe Charles is a pure freshman from Carencro. Don’t be surprised if he redshirts. Isaiah Richards was our main back up inside player last season and likely to fill that role again. Dou Gueye probably will have a similar role as Theo Awkuba and Jordan Brown are probable starters.

You're probably right. To be completely honest, I didn't watch as much UL Basketball as I'd prefer, so I apologize if I say anything wrong about the program. I'm curious to see how the returning players do.