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Keyonte George: Predict his season

1. He'll get clusters of starts, mostly injury, probably starting around the 60 game mark.

2. 18 mpg, 7.8 ppg, 3 apg. The impact may look larger because he will have some big games, with the average skewed down by a bunch of games where he's got limited minutes and no stats.

3. Not sure. If he gets the limited minutes above, it could preclude this.
 
I think he'll have some nice box scores when given the change but for this season KG will get inconsistent minutes that will drag his PPG stats down.

I expect to see some nice 20+ PPG but he'll also get some games where he only plays single-digits in minutes, especially early on.
 
I think he showed some warts in the preseason, but let's be bold. I think he will take over one of the starting guard spots by the end of the year. Might come as a result of tanking though.

His on ball play has been exciting, but I also want to see him moving off of screens more like he did in college and as JC does currently. He has potential as a heavy initiator but also as a movement shooter. If Dunn becomes a mainstay in the rotation it opens up those opportunities.
 
Some claim to see a playmaker in Keyonte. I don't. I think he's exactly in the same vein as Clarkson, THT and Sexton.

It's not enough to try a flashy pass now and then (all those guys can do it too). To be a playmaker is to see the game of basketball in a certain way. You treat the team as your tool.

Nothing I've ever seen from Keyonte leads me to believe he has a future as a starting PG in this league. He's a small shooting guard who's not that great at shooting.

Remind you of anyone in particular?
 
Tremendous Upside said:
Some claim to see a playmaker in Keyonte. I don't. I think he's exactly in the same vein as Clarkson, THT and Sexton.

It's not enough to try a flashy pass now and then (all those guys can do it too). To be a playmaker is to see the game of basketball in a certain way. You treat the team as your tool.

Nothing I've ever seen from Keyonte leads me to believe he has a future as a starting PG in this league. He's a small shooting guard who's not that great at shooting.

Remind you of anyone in particular?
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In the absolute most traditional sense of the definition of PG sure… but times have changed and the position has changed. Is Jamal Murray a traditional PG?
 
I'll state my hope instead of my prediction. I hope that by game 25 it's pretty damn near impossible for him to not be playing at least 25 minutes per game.
 
Tremendous Upside said:
Some claim to see a playmaker in Keyonte. I don't. I think he's exactly in the same vein as Clarkson, THT and Sexton.

It's not enough to try a flashy pass now and then (all those guys can do it too). To be a playmaker is to see the game of basketball in a certain way. You treat the team as your tool.

Nothing I've ever seen from Keyonte leads me to believe he has a future as a starting PG in this league. He's a small shooting guard who's not that great at shooting.

Remind you of anyone in particular?
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Shocker lol.
 
Tremendous Upside said:
Some claim to see a playmaker in Keyonte. I don't.
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Yes, of course. But it's so much worse than you suggest.

Along with his clear inability to develop so, I just want to add to your adroit observation that it seems clear that he is harboring a despicable malice for our esteemed and venerable community.

Some claim he will be a good fit, but I don't see that at all. The possibility exists that he will become the most malignant, destructive professional athlete that has ever set foot in Utah.
 
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