Kerem Kanter Video
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ExactlyHe's 6'8", 95 born, I hope he grows as much as he can.
I have a hunch he will.
Fishsticks
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I see mad hops runs in the family.
Here is an interview with Kerem from a month ago.
"heinnews’s David Hein went out on the lookout for Enes Kanter’s younger brother Kerem and found him playing at MacDuffie School as a sophomore after he had moved from a high school in Jacksonville, Florida. They talked about playing for former European pro Jerry McCullough; the difficulties of being in the United States; some of the strengths of his game; being the younger brother of Enes Kanter; college basketball and NBA dreams; and one day playing for Turkey.
heinnews: Do you watch the NBA and have favorite team? What about a favorite player – maybe other than your brother?
Kanter: My favorite team in the NBA is the Utah Jazz. I watch almost all of their games. I don’t have any favorite player though, I try to learn from all the NBA players to reach my full potential and be an all around player....."
Here is the full interview...
https://www.heinnews.com/basketball...nter-–-more-than-just-enes’s-younger-brother/
"heinnews: What is it like for you being his brother?
Kanter: It is really good opportunity because he was the factor why I started playing basketball. He is teaching me lot of stuff and my think is I am always one step in front of everyone because he is my brother."
From this I can say there shouldn't be a big gap between them starting to playing.
"heinnews’s David Hein went out on the lookout for Enes Kanter’s younger brother Kerem and found him playing at MacDuffie School as a sophomore after he had moved from a high school in Jacksonville, Florida. They talked about playing for former European pro Jerry McCullough; the difficulties of being in the United States; some of the strengths of his game; being the younger brother of Enes Kanter; college basketball and NBA dreams; and one day playing for Turkey.
heinnews: Do you watch the NBA and have favorite team? What about a favorite player – maybe other than your brother?
Kanter: My favorite team in the NBA is the Utah Jazz. I watch almost all of their games. I don’t have any favorite player though, I try to learn from all the NBA players to reach my full potential and be an all around player....."
Here is the full interview...
https://www.heinnews.com/basketball...nter-–-more-than-just-enes’s-younger-brother/
"heinnews: What is it like for you being his brother?
Kanter: It is really good opportunity because he was the factor why I started playing basketball. He is teaching me lot of stuff and my think is I am always one step in front of everyone because he is my brother."
From this I can say there shouldn't be a big gap between them starting to playing.
larryselbows
Banned
Reminds me of Sullinger.
According to ESPN he is ranked as a two star prospect.
green
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Whitt could turn him into an NFL DE. Making millionaires out of 2 star recruits is what Whitt does.
Just another reason to hate ESPN, for me!
That's just ESPN trying to get website hits from getting a rise out of the Turkish bb fans.
midnight_hwy
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This is what I wondered too ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Since Enes didn't get to play, maybe Kerem can.
Weezur
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Holy @*$*#&(#*&%(*@&
I Saw this guy practicing at the Universtiy of Utah facility when I was playing ball there!
Wow that's awesome. This kid couldn't miss a shot out there.
The Black Swordsman
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Eldest children are always superior to their younger brothers and sisters. I am not biased or anything because I am the oldest child.
If he is, I am completely unaware of it. Obviously, my ESPN jab was said in jest.