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Not necessarily...Is it wrong for me too count Carlos Boozer and Duke University as two huge red flags against Cameron Boozer?
Not necessarily...Is it wrong for me too count Carlos Boozer and Duke University as two huge red flags against Cameron Boozer?
A name I haven't heard much talk about is Dash Daniels, but he really pops off the screen. Looks to be more talented than his older brother, although not quite as tall. He looks more skilled, more athletic and just as much of a menace defensively. I would be very surprised if he doesn't work his way into the top 10 closer to the draft.
Imagine starting a Caleb/Keegan forward lineup and being set on defense for at least the next half decade.
Still not wholly sold on Cam’s athleticism but if he just ends up as TWolves Kevin Love that’s probably still worth a top five pick in this draft and you can’t deny his feel for the game.
Oh, goody! Let's draft another franchise cornerstone that this fanbase will completely fail to appreciate!He also kind of looks like Domas if Domas had the offensive bag.
Oh, goody! Let's draft another franchise cornerstone that this fanbase will completely fail to appreciate!
Keyword in op’s response was offensive bag
Oh, goody! Let's draft another franchise cornerstone that this fanbase will completely fail to appreciate!
He’s considered a smart plus defender by Sam Vecenieas a daily lurker on this thread but have yet to watch a college hoops game, does Boozer play any defense? I don't trust Dukie bigs
AJ's highlights look like he's playing on 8 ft rims or something - vertical leap given as a crazy 40.5" is better than most guards I would think.........I recall our best jumper at high school 38" veritical leap a LONG WHILE back to be outstanding....vertical leap isn't everything, the current vertical leaper in the US Darius Clark 51" is best in the world, but Clark is not skilled enough to be in the NBA. Peak vertical reach (touch point) on the basket would need to factor in a players standing reach as we;;. No wonder the Kings had so much trouble the other night with Suns Mark Willaims currently at 9'9" standing reach (can nearly touch the basket flat footed) and absurd 39" at 7'2" .A. J. Dybantsa: SF/PF - 6'10" - 200 Lb's - 7'0" Wingspan Fr - BYU
Right now, today, if I had the first pick in the draft for the Kings, AJ is my choice. He has superstar written all over him. Yes, he's a freak athlete who can jump out of the gym. He beats everyone down the floor! But the NBA grave yard is littered with freak athlete's. Dybantsa comes with an excellent skill set to go along with his athleticism. He has great handles for a big man. He's a very good passer. He can shoot the three, although a bit inconsistent. He loves the 15 foot turnaround jumpshot, and he's a violent finisher at the rim.
He has some work to do though. He needs to stop taking bad shots from beyond the arc. On defense he often has the look of a lock down defender, and other times looks lost. Particularly when playing off the ball. He often quits on a defensive play when he gets taken off the dribble. Let's remember that he's young, and all these things are correctable. He's an aggressive player and while he needs to add some muscle, he doesn't shy away from physical contact when attacking the basket.
He's a good post up player with an explosive spin move to blow by his man for an easy dunk. He was known for occasionally showboating in highschool like taking the ball through his legs when dunking it. That won't fly in college. He plays with a lot of confidence, as if he's the best player on the floor. He did have one head to head game with Peterson and I guess you could sat Peterson won that battle since his team won by one point and Peterson outscored AJ 58 to 49.
Cameron Carr had my attention. 6’5 or 6’6 with a supposed 7’2 wingspan and 8’10 standing reach. Got hurt at Tennessee, transferred to Baylor and has been their best player. Projected in the early 20s now but he might find his way into the lottery. Dribble pass shoot defend
Yeah, Domas is obviously miles ahead as a player to make an offense flow but Domas doesn't really even have an effective hook shot let alone all that scoring ability. Cam looks to have every tool as a scorer.
Domas has essentially been 19 PPG on 60%+ TS since he was 23 years old. Including 66.8% TS, 63.7% TS, 65.5% TS the last 3 seasons as a King. Why do people think that's not being a "scorer"?