way too white to win.. Exum, Hezonja, Hayward, and Gobert.. we need to keep Kanter, then.
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way too white to win.. Exum, Hezonja, Hayward, and Gobert.. we need to keep Kanter, then.
They'd be beat by Texas Western.
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Hilarious.
And carolinajazz would be the site's most productive poster.
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you know what would be kind of cool if the jazz got a wing in the first round and could get dakari Johnson in the early second.
exum, Burke
Hayward, burks
hezonja, hood
favors, booker
Gobert, Johnson
or
exum, Burke
booker, burks
Hayward, hood
favors, booker
Gobert, Johnson
exum, Burke
Hayward, burks
hezonja, hood
favors, booker
Gobert, Johnson
or
exum, Burke
booker, burks
Hayward, hood
favors, booker
Gobert, Johnson
Kelly Oubre is looking like a legit 3/D player.....meaning, he's now playing some D.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMkzOZpSQK8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMkzOZpSQK8
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Haha
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I just read a fascinating article about Kawhi Leonard and his ability to become a leader in the Spurs organization.
https://www.nba.com/2015/news/features/ian_thomsen/01/31/kawhi-leonard-knows-time-in-nearing-for-him-to-take-the-lead/
In the article above, they talk about Kawhi's humility and team first attitude.
In the Nike Hoops Summit interview linked below, Kelly Oubre comes across as extremely confident, which seemed a little off-putting to a vanilla Jazz fan such as myself.
https://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Kelly-Oubre-70215/#ooid=EzeTgxbTplxNiaFgkOGSBq62B9-UZ90w
I began to wonder if Oubre might be too selfish.
But after reading several articles about how he earned Bill Self's trust and in turn, more playing time, by playing better defense and adopting more of the team's concepts I have become less concerned about his ego.
e.g. https://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/12262418/kelly-oubre-jr-flourishing-kansas-jayhawks-basketball-slow-start
Furthermore, in the Kawhi Leonard article, the concern from the Spur's staff is if Kawhi will ever develop into a leader, which I don't think would be an issue for Oubre.
Just some food for thought and in no way am I saying he is as good as Kawhi. He's actually fairly different, but Kawhi is a pretty good comparison for him physically.