10 Burning Questions About Wisconsin Basketball
By Rayan Vatti
Feb 18, 2015; University Park, PA, USA; Wisconsin Badgers forward Vitto Brown (30) defends Penn State Nittany Lions guard D.J. Newbill (2) during the second half at Bryce Jordan Center. Wisconsin defeated Penn State 55-47. Mandatory Credit: Matthew O
Is Vito Brown good enough to be a solid Big 10 starter?
The biggest question mark in the starting lineup is Vito Brown. To be honest, he looked horrible at times last season. He struggled to handle the ball, had turnover problems, and didn’t do much to stand out. Obviously, he has made improvements, like adding the 3-point shot to his repertoire. But it is hard to not be worried about Brown, especially after seeing his 3 turnovers in an exhibition game against D-3 UW River Falls.
Vitto Brown dribbling = terrible things happening. He’s gotten much better, but still, it’s mind boggling how bad he is at dribbling.
— talkingBadgers (@talkingBadgers) November 5, 2015
I really hope Brown can be a good player. But based off media reports, and his play last year, there isn’t much to be optimistic out. Hopefully, Brown will prove me wrong. Nothing would make me happier. But I have a feeling that he will slowly see his minutes decline this season. And I am not alone. This tweet is from a Wisconsin Beat reporter.
If Charlie Thomas can knock down that jump shot on a consistent basis, you’ll see him getting close to splitting time with Vitto Brown.
— Zack Miller (@miller_zack) November 5, 2015
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