Maxime Meyer

The good, the bad, and the tweener.

Another tweener to me was Maxime Meyer, who came in early and looked very good early on and then didn't play as much the rest of the game.

Ends up with four points and four rebounds.

He's certainly someone who is quite adept at using his size and his length effectively.

And we're gonna have learned a lot more once we get to these exhibitions in terms of lineups and rotations, um, and how these guys look against other people.

But what I will say is Maxime Meyer, he's showing some promise out there.

You know, uh, Foster was able to bump him off his spot, 'cause Caleb Foster has put on some muscle, but Maxime Meyer was, was able, with his length, to stay in the play and block the shot.

Well, I think there were two, there were two plays.

One where, um, Caleb pushed off on whoever was guarding him, and it might have been Maxime, and he hit his two, and then a player-

At 7-1, 225.

Maxime Meyer, for those that don't know, up until ninth grade was not a basketball guy.

He, he was a hockey guy.

And with a, a 7'3" wing span and 9'5" standing reach, maybe basketball-

We don't know.

But I think one thing about this roster is the Maxime Meyer that we may see in Countdown to Craziness is not going to be the guy we see in March.

The JoJo Boomshay Boomshay on the other side, right, who some people are pegging for All-American type of status, he's not going to be the same guy.

On Saturday, as he will be in March, the competition is going to make all 15 of those guys all the way down to the guy like Jacob Theodosio and Arnold and Davis.

The kind of roster that they have this year.

They're bringing in Maxime Meyer and he's just not going to play.

And Drew Charnowski.

All these other guys.

I think Maxime Mayer is number 12, just, you know, in terms of his experience playing the sport, in terms of expectations coming in, even though John Shire and other people have talked positively about how much Maxime is advancing and getting better at the game.

I think there's a pretty good chance, just in terms of the experience and the quality of the Duke big men, that Maxime Meyer is number 12.

But the battle to see who's number 10 or number 11, man, that is a war that's going to happen.

I'm not even going to name the names of the guys who were involved in that war because I don't have any real idea of who it is.

About 11 guys on this team.

Sorry, Maxime Meyer.

I apologize to Maxime Meyer.

But literally every other guy in the team.

And so I can't figure out how it's going to sort.