Time to test the Q factor

Posted Jan 2, 2008

Quentin Thomas has to play better. So far this season, anyone with a ball in his hand has been able to take Thomas off the dribble. He still makes ill-advised passes at times. He doesn't always use his excellent quickness to his benefit. With his quickness, Thomas should be able to get to the rim more in the manner of Lawson. There have been times in his career he has been the "anti-Devil." Duke simply could not guard him. (Chapel Hill News)

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