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Who is Baylor's No. 1 scoring option?
The contenders: Obi Agbim or Tounde Yessoufou or Michael Rataj
Prized Wyoming transfer Obi Agbim was Baylor's alpha in July when the Bears competed in the World University Games held in Germany, but Scott Drew didn't have his full arsenal. Neither ballyhooed freshman Yessoufou or Rataj, a Oregon State transfer, were allowed to play in the tournament due to their international statuses.
Now fully together, Baylor will find out real quick who the top dog will be for this squad. Rataj seems best-suited as a strong complementary piece. The skilled forward will be a valuable connective piece of this team thanks to his pass, dribble and shoot skillset, which opens the door for Agbim or Yessoufou to become the dude. Agbim is a boatload of fun. When the pull-ups are dropping, you're plum out of luck, and he'll put you on a poster if you're not careful. Yessoufou's rapid development from a high-energy forward to a legit ball-handling weapon is tantalizing. The visions of Anthony Edwards are hard to ignore. The ceiling is high, but he needs some seasoning.
Agbim is slated to be the head of the snake offensively for awhile, but do not be surprised if Yessoufou earns more and more of the pie as the season progresses.
Early lean: Agbim
Who is Baylor's No. 1 scoring option?
The contenders: Obi Agbim or Tounde Yessoufou or Michael Rataj
Prized Wyoming transfer Obi Agbim was Baylor's alpha in July when the Bears competed in the World University Games held in Germany, but Scott Drew didn't have his full arsenal. Neither ballyhooed freshman Yessoufou or Rataj, a Oregon State transfer, were allowed to play in the tournament due to their international statuses.
Now fully together, Baylor will find out real quick who the top dog will be for this squad. Rataj seems best-suited as a strong complementary piece. The skilled forward will be a valuable connective piece of this team thanks to his pass, dribble and shoot skillset, which opens the door for Agbim or Yessoufou to become the dude. Agbim is a boatload of fun. When the pull-ups are dropping, you're plum out of luck, and he'll put you on a poster if you're not careful. Yessoufou's rapid development from a high-energy forward to a legit ball-handling weapon is tantalizing. The visions of Anthony Edwards are hard to ignore. The ceiling is high, but he needs some seasoning.
Agbim is slated to be the head of the snake offensively for awhile, but do not be surprised if Yessoufou earns more and more of the pie as the season progresses.
Early lean: Agbim
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