Definitely making an adequate shooter out of a great defender because you can improve your shooting with better mechanics, practice and repetition, but defending is mostly athleticism and timing which you can't really teach or improve with practice. You either have lateral quickness, fast reflexes, and good hands, or you don't.When Hayward left, I remember Dennis saying the Jazz were going to pivot on defense. I guess he's seen that the development staff can't make great shooters out of just anyone. Although GS seems to be able to do that.
So what's easier...making an adequate defender out of a good shooter, or an adequate shooter out of a great defender?
His jumper looks like CJ McCollums. Doesnt appear to have any athleticism though.
Jazz have a lot of shooting on the perimeter so far in SL.
Just watched the northeast conference game with Darnell Edge, against the SEC in the 3x3U tournament - Edge is money on catch and shoot but he didn't want anything to do with creating his own offense. Very quick to give it up. He knows his strength and stuck to it. ended up hitting the game winning 2(3) for his team.
They do 2's and 1's in that thing? Lmao, that's so unfair.Just watched the northeast conference game with Darnell Edge, against the SEC in the 3x3U tournament - Edge is money on catch and shoot but he didn't want anything to do with creating his own offense. Very quick to give it up. He knows his strength and stuck to it. ended up hitting the game winning 2(3) for his team.
Ian Clark was the DPOY for one of the best mid-major conferences.If Ian Clark can stick in the league, this guy might have a chance.
Just watched the northeast conference game with Darnell Edge, against the SEC in the 3x3U tournament - Edge is money on catch and shoot but he didn't want anything to do with creating his own offense. Very quick to give it up. He knows his strength and stuck to it. ended up hitting the game winning 2(3) for his team.
Yep. 2s and 1s. You'd be surprised how many 1s they attempt.They do 2's and 1's in that thing? Lmao, that's so unfair.
When Hayward left, I remember Dennis saying the Jazz were going to pivot on defense. I guess he's seen that the development staff can't make great shooters out of just anyone. Although GS seems to be able to do that.
So what's easier...making an adequate defender out of a good shooter, or an adequate shooter out of a great defender?