^^ Basically he did terrible but it doesn't matter because they played LSU and Kentucky is loaded.
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So how did Brad Beal look today against Miss St.? He had a nice line.
Favors Flave
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My new hope. Get 2 picks- Get Austin Rivers as future PG and Terrance Ross/Harrison Barnes/Quincy Miller as 3 point shooting SF.
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Welcome to the bandwagon.
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Hantlers
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This is exactly what I want. Which means that it won't happen. Sorry guys.
I would be absolutely thrilled with this scenario. I have some doubts about Rivers being a PG, but the idea of him as our PG of the future has me very intrigued.
He was only able to score 2 points on my boy Rodney Hood, including getting his block packed by the great one. Other than that he looked good. When Hood wasn't assigned to him he was able to get some easy baskets and hit a couple of big 3's.
Just looked at the Box-score and they didnt accredit a block to Hood. This is unjust.
Blocks are always a frustrating stat .. seem to never be right.
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We just need the best shooters available when we select. Period. I would take beal, rivers, lamb, barnes, miller. No particular order. I love mkg and know he will be a good pro, so i guess he is the only player that has trouble shooting that I'd consider.
orangello
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Well said.
TJones' finger is almost entirely healed and he deserves some props for playing with fire and productivity yesterday. That is all on that.
As for Cyrone's comment on MKG playing terribly .. I disagree. He didn't score, but he pulled down a bunch of boards and, as always, locked down on his defensive assignment. He was assigned to guard the LSU's PG and held him scoreless/useless the entire game (other than when he was on the bench). I've already said, many times, Jazz should go, in order, Barnes (safest pick and shooter), Miller (most upside), and MKG (safe and a terrific player) .. so my statement isn't homerism, but rather an opposing viewpoint from looking at boxscore ---> points scored.
As for Cyrone's comment on MKG playing terribly .. I disagree. He didn't score, but he pulled down a bunch of boards and, as always, locked down on his defensive assignment. He was assigned to guard the LSU's PG and held him scoreless/useless the entire game (other than when he was on the bench). I've already said, many times, Jazz should go, in order, Barnes (safest pick and shooter), Miller (most upside), and MKG (safe and a terrific player) .. so my statement isn't homerism, but rather an opposing viewpoint from looking at boxscore ---> points scored.
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I think Cyrone is more anti MKG than you are a homer as odd and unfathomable as that sounds.