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SF Seth Towns (transfer to Howard)

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Crump's brother said:
I see some LaQuinton Ross in his game. Just watched a bunch of videos on him this morning. He has skills this team is missing.
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see some of ross. some of buford. a little bit of kbd. see the player we hoped marc loving would become. see the player eugene brown might become.

some debates out there about whether towns is a small forward or a power forward. the more i watch his game, the more i just see a forward. his game is not as broad as evan turners, but he has a skill set that is wider than andre's, at least offensively. my main takeaway from towns' tape and stats is that he fits into many different lineup configurations. he's not limiting.
 
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OSU_Buckguy said:
see some of ross. some of buford. a little bit of kbd. see the player we hoped marc loving would become. see the player eugene brown might become.

some debates out there about whether towns is a small forward or a power forward. the more i watch his game, the more i just see a forward. his game is not as broad as evan turners, but he has a skill set that is wider than andre's, at least offensively. my main takeaway from towns' tape and stats is that he fits into many different lineup configurations. he's not limiting.
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THIS

I see a very flexible and dynamic player. I see him used different ways in a variety of lineups.
 
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Wow, undoubtedly a great pickup and a much needed shot in the arm after the Carton departure. Glad to see Seth come home, he is clearly excited to be back in Columbus. Looking like we could have a hell of a team again next year.
 
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SETH TOWNS (REDSHIRT JUNIOR)
What he’s done: Towns hasn’t played since March 2018, but the last time he stepped on the court he did so as the Ivy League Player of the Year. A 6-foot-7, 215-pound forward, he joins Ohio State as a graduate transfer from Harvard, returning home to Columbus. As a sophomore with the Crimson, he averaged 16 points and 5.7 rebounds per game while shooting 41.9 percent from the field and 44.1 percent from 3-point range. He was one of the top immediately eligible transfers on the market, choosing Ohio State over Duke and others.

Next season’s outlook: Though he hasn’t played in two years, Towns will immediately compete for a starting forward spot – provided he’s healthy. He most recently had surgery on his left knee a few months ago, and he should be back to full health around June or July, but either way he’s expected to have some degree of rust. A healthy Towns could become Ohio State’s top 3-point shooter, and he also adds an ability to shoot off the bounce. First, he needs to get healthy. But provided that isn’t an issue, Towns will be a major piece of the Buckeyes’ 2020-21 plans.

 
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OHIO STATE INCOMING TRANSFERS SETH TOWNS, ABEL PORTER AND JIMMY SOTOS RECEIVE JERSEY NUMBERS

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Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...porter-and-jimmy-sotos-receive-jersey-numbers
 
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