Following potential 2017 draftees...

[Thee Jazz Fan]

No, he is a much worse shooter, like a lot worse, than Brewer. His shot could, in theory, be fixed though. And Ronnie Brewer was at least on his level of passing. People forget Brewer played a lot of PG in college.

Did not think it was possible to be that much worse shooter then Brewer.

You've been nothing but an *** here for years. Provided no valuable content... and are ultimately wrong like 90% of the time.

You are the exception to free speech. Jason is spineless for not ridding this place of you.
And I mean that [MENTION=1]Jason[/MENTION].

Some times there's addition through subtraction...

GTFO.[/QUOTE]

Which is why I haven't responded to anything he says in a year or two, and pleading with everyone else to stop as well. He's been doing the same damned thing for years and people still don't seem to realize this.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Did not think it was possible to be that much worse shooter then Brewer.


You've been nothing but an *** here for years. Provided no valuable content... and are ultimately wrong like 90% of the time.

You are the exception to free speech. Jason is spineless for not ridding this place of you.
And I mean that [MENTION=1]Jason[/MENTION].

Some times there's addition through subtraction...

GTFO.

Brewer wasnt that bad of a 3pt shooter in college. He just could never expand his range to the NBA 3pt line because of his release.

 

[dy47]

Jordan Bell at 24 ......Final Answer

I would also like to take a chance on Frank Mason later in draft

 

[Park Bites]

No, he is a much worse shooter, like a lot worse, than Brewer. His shot could, in theory, be fixed though. And Ronnie Brewer was at least on his level of passing. People forget Brewer played a lot of PG in college.



Brewer was super talented coming out of college. He just played a super specific role in Utah's system that he was great at. He could have done a lot more on ball if Sloan asked him too. His 3pt shot just couldn't translate to NBA distance. Dozier's might not either. The dude has some of the most inconsistent mechanics and misses you will see.

Ok I talked without looking at the numbers. Dozier is an awful shooter.

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[Jazz4ever]

No, he is a much worse shooter, like a lot worse, than Brewer. His shot could, in theory, be fixed though. And Ronnie Brewer was at least on his level of passing. People forget Brewer played a lot of PG in college.



Brewer was super talented coming out of college. He just played a super specific role in Utah's system that he was great at. He could have done a lot more on ball if Sloan asked him too. His 3pt shot just couldn't translate to NBA distance. Dozier's might not either. The dude has some of the most inconsistent mechanics and misses you will see.

I'd say Sloan and Dwill maximized his talent pretty well. He was limited. His stint with Chicago was unmemorable and he was out of the league after 28.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I'd say Sloan and Dwill maximized his talent pretty well. He was limited. His stint with Chicago was unmemorable and he was out of the league after 28.

Utah focused his role into a specific thing he was good at. They never showcased his full skill set he had showed in college. I'm not saying he could have been a better player, but I'm saying when comparing him to prospects entering the NBA, it's important to remember Brewer had a larger skill set.

So when someone says PJ Dozier was a better passer/shooter entering the NBA than Brewer, it's just patently false and the only reason someone would believe that is just remembering Brewer as a NBA player and not a college player entering the NBA.

 

[ncoloradojazz]

Here is the real inbreed folks. He from kentucky. They are known for this not North Dakota



QUOTE=Dr. Jones;1426524][/QUOTE]

You've been nothing but an *** here for years. Provided no valuable content... and are ultimately wrong like 90% of the time.

You are the exception to free speech. Jason is spineless for not ridding this place of you.
And I mean that [MENTION=1]Jason[/MENTION].

Some times there's addition through subtraction...

GTFO.[/QUOTE]

 

[ncoloradojazz]

You talk alot without knowing anything your talking about. This a classic example. You said he is a better shooter and passer and it was just a guess because you had no idea.lmao



QUOTE=Crocodile Dante;1426565]Ok I talked without looking at the numbers. Dozier is an awful shooter.

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[Miggs]

Regarding Collins. For those of you who've seen him play multiple times or kept up on him at the combines and workouts, does he have the ability to become a good defender at the 4? Or is he just very slow off the floor (interior), laterally (if defending a stretch 4), or to rotate (help) like Boozer?

Moreover, does he show any signs of having a perimeter game or is his range severely limited?

I'm curious about this for Swanigan and the big kid from Crieghton as well.

 

[seattlejazzfan]

Regarding Collins. For those of you who've seen him play multiple times or kept up on him at the combines and workouts, does he have the ability to become a good defender at the 4? Or is he just very slow off the floor (interior), laterally (if defending a stretch 4), or to rotate (help) like Boozer?

Moreover, does he show any signs of having a perimeter game or is his range severely limited?

I'm curious about this for Swanigan and the big kid from Crieghton as well.

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this john collins video has nothing to do with your question, but thought i'd post it

https://twitter.com/DraftExpress/status/869999740502409217

Anyway, i saw nearly every game Collins played in the ACC and i believe he can become a plus defender. last season was really his first playing any sort of meaningful role and he had trouble staying out of foul trouble. a lot of his problem defensively was him trying to stay in the game, not picking up fouls. he has the athletic ability and the bball iq to be a good defender.

similarly, with his shot - he's young. not only was that his first year playing a major role, but he is a young sophomore. he displayed a nice shot from 12-16 feet and because he's such a talented player overall and a skilled scorer, i'd be shocked if he doesn't become reliable from 18-20 feet, perhaps even to the NBA 3. i've found that guys who are really good, really productive, tend to find a way - even if not to become stars, but valuable rotation pieces for teams.

 

[Deleted member 365]

Out of curiosity, who would you like to draft between White (Colorado) and Frank Jackson (Duke)? At some point in this draft, I'd like to see us draft a combo guard who could create. Which between the two do you like more?

 

[Miggs]

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this john collins video has nothing to do with your question, but thought i'd post it

https://twitter.com/DraftExpress/status/869999740502409217

Anyway, i saw nearly every game Collins played in the ACC and i believe he can become a plus defender. last season was really his first playing any sort of meaningful role and he had trouble staying out of foul trouble. a lot of his problem defensively was him trying to stay in the game, not picking up fouls. he has the athletic ability and the bball iq to be a good defender.

similarly, with his shot - he's young. not only was that his first year playing a major role, but he is a young sophomore. he displayed a nice shot from 12-16 feet and because he's such a talented player overall and a skilled scorer, i'd be shocked if he doesn't become reliable from 18-20 feet, perhaps even to the NBA 3. i've found that guys who are really good, really productive, tend to find a way - even if not to become stars, but valuable rotation pieces for teams.

Thank you for the thoughtful reply.