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I actually kinda like him... he's fluid and if he shoots it well he could be the 4/5 type guy we need to space. I'm in here.
 
I dont care if Nnaji cant play the 4. The Jazz's are in a dire situation when it comes to the backup 5. If they think Nnaji is that dude, then I'm ok taking him. He does a lot of things I like.

I'd prefer a Bey/Woodard, but a rookie 5 probably has an easier path to minutes on this team that anyone else.
 
Zeke might play some 4... the shot might be good enough and he has gotten himself into amazing shape.




If we draft him DL will mention 1200 times that he plays the piano and DM plays the drums... he always latches on to weird ****... so from then on it will be the balance beam, hand pads, and he was top of the class at band camp.


If you think Jalen Smith can play at the 4, you kind of have to give the same benefit of the doubt to Nnaji. The idea is that he'd give the Jazz a big, mobile defender who can also space the floor and play backup 5. So the Jazz would bring him in to replace Derrick Favors' role. That said, it's in the same vein as Jarrell Brantley and Juwan Morgan. So the question is how much better Nnaji is going to be.

FWIW, I still think Reggie Perry is more offensively skilled than Nnaji, but the risk with Perry is that he plays defense as an afterthought. Nnaji is a disciplined defender. He'll dig in and do the dirty work that Favors used to do. He's got good size at 6'10" w/ a 7'2" wingspan.
 
If you think Jalen Smith can play at the 4, you kind of have to give the same benefit of the doubt to Nnaji. The idea is that he'd give the Jazz a big, mobile defender who can also space the floor and play backup 5. So the Jazz would bring him in to replace Derrick Favors' role. That said, it's in the same vein as Jarrell Brantley and Juwan Morgan. So the question is how much better Nnaji is going to be.
huh?? no... This type of categorical labeling doesnt make any sense..
 
Its such a strange phenomenon to me, its like people want the draft board to look like Jeopardy, with your categories and then your teirs within those categories...


but this is basketball... poetry in motion as bill walton would say.... things arent black and white like that.... and certainly when your talking about pegging "Bigs" as "Mobile defenders at the 4".... seems to me a bit willy nilly, for lack of a better term.
 
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If you think Jalen Smith can play at the 4, you kind of have to give the same benefit of the doubt to Nnaji. The idea is that he'd give the Jazz a big, mobile defender who can also space the floor and play backup 5. So the Jazz would bring him in to replace Derrick Favors' role. That said, it's in the same vein as Jarrell Brantley and Juwan Morgan. So the question is how much better Nnaji is going to be.

FWIW, I still think Reggie Perry is more offensively skilled than Nnaji, but the risk with Perry is that he plays defense as an afterthought. Nnaji is a disciplined defender. He'll dig in and do the dirty work that Favors used to do. He's got good size at 6'10" w/ a 7'2" wingspan.
Also Reggie Perry isnt near the shooter as Nnaji.
 
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