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  • Panthers Have Decent Showing At Primetime League

    you can go to www.primetimeleague.com and check out the stats from the league as they are updated. I was very impressed with Stouts averages as he went for 23 and 13 a game, shot around 60%, and led the PTL in 3pt percentage shooting at a 67% clip. I'm looking for big things out of the Panthers this year,and am already excited about the basketball season.

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    They showed the replay the other night and Stout looks like he's going to be the man. He has definitely grown into his body and looks pretty intimidating.

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      One thing that I noticed at the games are how much bigger all the players are from a year ago. To say that Stout is growing into his body is an understatment! He is frickin' huge.

      John Little is bigger and continues to improve as a ball handler and will always give great D.

      Erik Crawford is his usual steady self. He is a great MVC player.

      Michael Williams is the real deal. He didn't get as many minutes as I would have like to see, but he is a very heady point guard. Decent shooter, good penetrator and a very good defender as well. As I've said before, he may not start this year, but he will average over 20 minutes a game.

      Mason Stewert and Travis Brown are also good sized for incoming freshman. I especially liked what I saw out of Stewert. He will be a very good player for the team by 2006-07 and into the future.

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