InstantForum.NET v4.1.3LeatherneckNationhttp://www.leathernecknation.com/DoNotReply@leathernecknation.comThu, 04 Dec 2008 13:57:17 GMT20http://www.leathernecknation.com/Topic2351-17-1.aspxJayanthony was a joy to watch.Fri, 18 Apr 2008 15:16:15 GMTWIU712http://www.leathernecknation.com/Topic2351-17-1.aspxOr Joe DykstraFri, 18 Apr 2008 13:43:19 GMTB-Ball Fanhttp://www.leathernecknation.com/Topic2351-17-1.aspxNeither one of those guys was as good as Janthony Joseph.Fri, 18 Apr 2008 12:18:46 GMTLEATHERNECKhttp://www.leathernecknation.com/Topic2351-17-1.aspxThank you,<br><br>That is most definitely who I was thinking of. The name rung a bell immediately.Mon, 21 Jan 2008 06:37:31 GMTWIU02http://www.leathernecknation.com/Topic2351-17-1.aspxI think you're talking about Brandon Creason. He was a great three-point shooter and hard-nosed player. He played on some of Kerwin's better teams.Sun, 20 Jan 2008 22:53:16 GMTNecks90http://www.leathernecknation.com/Topic2351-17-1.aspxVicks senior year was just before I walked the WIU campus as a freshman. I never saw him play a game. On the flipside, David Jackson's freshmen year was the season following my senior year. Kind of crazy. I was as in the middle as you can possibly get. I've seen Jackson play live a couple of times and on tv a bunch but cannot give you a good comparison. I guess the team around you would have a lot to do with who was actually better when their statistics are so close. I was wondering if anyone can remember the guard we had who was a three point specialist. His senior year was the 97-98 season, and I believe he hailed from the rochelle/dixon, IL area. All I can say was this guy had the smoothest touch on his outside shot that I've seen to this day. I watched him drain three after three during a pre game warm up...I don't remember him missing a single shot. If anyone can remember who I'm talking about and how much of a contributor he was I would appreciate it.Thu, 17 Jan 2008 00:40:52 GMTWIU02http://www.leathernecknation.com/Topic2351-17-1.aspxWith Jackson getting close to passing Vicks in career points, I was wondering if anyone had any opinions on who they think is/was the better player. Vicks played when I went to school down there and I think he was probably the best player during the Kerwin era. I have not seen Jackson much, but I tend to lean towards Vicks. Jackson might be the better all around player, but Vicks I think is the better scorer. Also I think Vicks was a JUCO transfer and didn't play 4 years at Western like DJ. Anyway just something to hopefully get a lively debate going.Wed, 16 Jan 2008 23:20:17 GMTmeganeck