Quentin Goodin has the strength of ten ordinary men, or at least ten ordinary point guards. Built like a refrigerator across the shoulders, he still has the burst to leave defenders at the arc and the bounce to punch on rotating forwards at the rim.
It didn't always turn out that way last year. Q's jump shot - or lack thereof - often hamstrung his offensive efforts. Despite an EFG% of just 30.8% in Big East play, he was still fifth in the conference in assist rate. His turnover numbers were unspectacular but solid for a freshman, and he was a good defender on a team that wasn't deep in them.