I share the same concerns with TT about CJ's ability to run the point. I like him a lot as a player and from the interviews I've seen he seems smart and coachable. However, not all players are cut out to be a PG. It is true that today's PG shoot more because they are open more. You can't touch PGs nowadays and so the ability to break a guy down is made easier in today's NBA. However, you must remember that as great as Stockton was there were many times he passed the ball too much instead of taking the shot. Stockton became great when he became better at making the decision to pass or shoot.
Does or will CJ be able to adjust and learn this decision-making skill? No one knows but if he does than I think he can definitely be a balanced PG which is what you want more nowadays but worse case scenario, he becomes our 6th man Vinnie "the microwave" Johnson.
I doubt CJ will be on the board at 14 but if he is you have to take him because most likely he will be BPA. The kid's shooting numbers are outrageous. However, I share TT concerns.
