of course he does. A lot more shot creating too. But that takes good ball handling skills. Right now as a spot up shooter and occasionaly thunder dunker his length (and hops) is nice to have. He's got a ways to go to be a force, but he sure might be a force.
I know its early , but nba watching MC very close at 70%
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Yep. And there are multiple top-ranked teams in Maui. These teams are top-ranked because they have really good players. Several players in this tournament will end up being drafted.
Hey people, this thread was started during one of our home games last week. It was not about Maui. Of course there are tons of scouts in Maui for 7 teams. Helps that the Arena is bigger than the normal one too.
lol I mean I think it’s a combo of the league making it difficult to defend and players getting called for more fouls (as stated above), guys trying not to foul, the league wanting more points and the skill level is really good (as we all agree upon).
Interesting article that talks about how defense has changed:
‘Defense is a lost art’: has the NBA’s offensive explosion gone too far? | NBA | The Guardian
Has defense fallen by the wayside in today’s NBA? According to some of the most influential players and coaches in the league, the answer is a resounding yes
Eventually a dozen or so will get drafted from this tourney, but also many scouts will volunteer for the Hawaii assignment i am sure, lol
They are calling the game by the rule book in the NBA.lol I mean I think it’s a combo of the league making it difficult to defend and players getting called for more fouls (as stated above), guys trying not to foul, the league wanting more points and the skill level is really good (as we all agree upon).
Interesting article that talks about how defense has changed:
‘Defense is a lost art’: has the NBA’s offensive explosion gone too far? | NBA | The Guardian
Has defense fallen by the wayside in today’s NBA? According to some of the most influential players and coaches in the league, the answer is a resounding yesamp.theguardian.com
What they allow in the B1G is not “defense”.
If they were watching Myles tonite, they won't come back to look at him for a year or so.
I’m not sure scouts can get anything out of this game from any player. It was a horrendous game by the refs…but to your comment, They better not come back and watch Knecht either….he disappeared in the second half and was weak dribbling through the lane. Got stripped by Braden and Loyer and didn’t do anything until the desperation 3 at the end. Hes not a great defender either.
Colvin and Heide were not for this type of style (not her at least) and no one shined except Loyer and he shot 33% overall.
yeah but.... Colvin played like a freshman. Missed defensive assignments, not aggressive enough on the glass and did not maximize the minutes he was given. And he would have gotten more minutes if he played decent! He was by far the weakest link on defense all night when he was in the game.
With that being said, he Morton and Heide all need to show up and play well tomorrow in the time they are given.
Yes, and he will have his ups and downs just like any other freshman. Jaden did too. Jaden still made dumb mistakes his sophomore year. Still stand by that he has great potential. We may not see it consistently this year, we will see glimpses. Expecting to see more consistency of being really good next year.
This was definitely trial by fire for Myles. Give Tennessee credit for the intensity they played with.
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