Connor Lemons
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122 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 9 Feb
Connor Lemons’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think if Juni is able to knock down shots –
it opens up everything else for everybody.
And Diebler and Holtman have both loved this phrase, like the gravity that Junie pulls with him, that teams have to have a defender within a foot or two of Junie, which gives other guys opportunities to have like one-on-one matchups, which if you give Bruce Thornton or Devin Royal one-on-one matchups and they can get into their spots, you really like their ability to do that.
If Junie can't get shots or isn't hitting shots, teams don't necessarily need to respect that.
He's had a couple stinkers lately and losses where he had, I think, three against Washington.
He had four against Michigan.
He had nine against Wisconsin.
All losses.
So his ability to hit shots and kind of force defenses to push out towards the perimeter and open things up, I think that's crucial moving forward.
I think during the radio show today, he said, like, we finally are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel with Brandon.
And he said, like, so we're going to welcome back, obviously, that physicality and size he brings.
So to me, that sounds like what kind of what Adam said was like, they totally anticipate him playing at some point, but I think he was still in the boot.
No, not for a second.
Until Adam just swerved left there at the very end, I had verbatim the same thing written down.
I had Michigan, Michigan State, Illinois, Purdue, Indiana, then Ohio State, so six.
I was thinking Nebraska, Iowa, but not to dump on Fran McCaffrey while the body is still warm, but I don't think he ever made it to the second round of the tournament at Iowa.
So he did get there a lot.
I don't think they had really tournament success, though, and I love what Hoiberg's doing at Nebraska now, but I think before I could say that Nebraska basketball is a better program than Ohio State, more big view, I would need to see Nebraska be competitive and in the tournament probably for –
like a couple of years.
Cause I don't, I'm not familiar with Nebraska's really program history in the longterm, but I don't think that historically they've been like a fantastic basketball school.
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