This is Too Easy: Nikita Doesn't Like the Georgetown System
by JGD on Jan 15, 2010 11:52 AM EST
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PrintIn a recent article Casual Hoya favorite Nikita Mescheriakov noted that he didn't like the Georgetown system. Let me guess, it didn't suit your skill set right?
Later in the article, Dino Gaudio offered:
"He's a multi-dimensional player. He can play various positions, and he can guard different positions. In the Cincinnati game we saw him guarding the (center). In the Villanova game, which was quick last year, he was guarding a quicker guy."
Right. Nikita the defensive stopper. I'm too tired from the Greg Monroe discussion to say anything else, so I'll let the commenters have at it.
Stay Casual, my friends.
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head explosion
Nikita, please.
I was so excited when you looked like you might be good. It was perfect for us nerdy Georgetown kids – a bunch of “Nikita will bury you” signs were dancing in my head.
But no. You are terrible. Please, please be quiet.
I rushed the court on January 21st, 2006
We must add his thread
along with Jeremiah Rivers and Vernon Macklin, LOL, the offensive onslaught that was never there.
WE ARE GEORGETOWN NOW AND FOREVER
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