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Florida has been a big disappointment so far and I hate to say it, but it's because of their guard play. I like both Lee and Fland, but they both forgot how to shoot this year.
Lee was a 37% 3pt shooter last year and is shooting 21% this year. Fland was a 40% 3pt shooter before his hand injury last year and is shooting 24% this year. They are both too small to play next to each other and have no synergy together.
Condon has good stats so far this year, but whenever I've watched he's been bad. I thought Florida would be the best team in the NCAA this year, but they aren't even close.
Lee was a 37% 3pt shooter last year and is shooting 21% this year. Fland was a 40% 3pt shooter before his hand injury last year and is shooting 24% this year. They are both too small to play next to each other and have no synergy together.
Condon has good stats so far this year, but whenever I've watched he's been bad. I thought Florida would be the best team in the NCAA this year, but they aren't even close.
I think Fland/Lee figure it out. They might not be a great backcourt, but they I think they are better than they have shown.
Alex Lloyd and CJ Ingram not being able to contribute as Freshman (Ingram was a top 20 recruit, Lloyd a top 40) means they dont have much depth.
None of Duke's perimeter players really peak my interest all that much. Not sure any of them are first round pick quality.
Isaiah Evans looked has looked good at times this year. Not so much tonight though.
Even when he looked good it was hard to really see him as a serious NBA prospect because all he can really do is shoot.
First of all, you can have both. Keyonte is already moving off the ball for Isaiah Collier and WCJ with the bench units, and he's thriving playing off the catch. Having him share possessions with Brown won't hold him back. It'll free him up.
Second of all, Brown is probably BPA once you get to 6 or 7 in this draft. And as much as I like Keyonte and liked him as a prospect, Brown is a higher-level prospect at the same stage.
Sometimes I wonder if Haugh has some Deni Avidja upside. He's just good at a lot of things, nice size, underrated athlete, and his shot is slowly coming along. The 3pt% isnt there yet, but his shot looks more confident and quicker this season.
If Brown is really the clear BPA at the draft position I cant be too mad, but I highly doubt he will be. I'd take Flemings 10/10 times over Brown as a basketball player and as a fit next to Keyonte.
I would say no, because AJ is more polished off the dribble and can get into the paint far more easily. Both players are works in progress in terms of shooting/scoring.
Nnongba can really pass it.
He's added to his game quite a bit this year. I was his number one hater last year, but he's diving/passing/defending way more than I ever saw him try last year. Probably still not close to good enough, but I've noticed a big difference